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Kendal Calling 2021: First wave of acts revealed

by CWH
26 March 2021
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Kendal Calling

Sterophonics and Supergrass are among the first wave of acts announced for this year’s instalment of Kendal Calling.

After last year’s cancellation, the festival hopes to celebrate its 15th year in the fields this summer.

Taking place at its usual location of Lowther Deer Park, near Penrith, Dizzee Rascal (Thursday night headliner) and The Streets will join popular indie bands The Kooks and Blossoms in the fields.

The other acts announced in the first wave are:

  • Craig David Presents TS5
  • DMAS
  • Frank Turner
  • Tom Grennan
  • Bill Bailey
  • Pale Waves
  • Sundara Karma (Thursday)
  • The Slow Readers Club
  • The Sherlocks,
  • Scouting for Girls
  • Elvana
  • The Lathums
  • Joel Corry
  • Andy C
  • Faithless [DJ set]
  • Alfie Templeman (Thursday)
  • The Zutons
  • Craig Charles
  • The Snuts
  • The Reytons
  • Lottery Winners
  • Abbie Ozard
  • The K’s
  • The Lancashire Hotpots
  • 808 State
  • Low Steppa
  • Skepsis
  • Graeme Park
  • DJ Hazard
  • Mollie Collins
  • Tom Everitt
  • Rich Reason
  • Versus
  • Ellie Cocks
  • Mike Catherall
  • The Magic Gang
  • Ibibio Sound Machine
  • The Mysterines
  • James Holt
  • Ellysse Mason
  • Liines 
  • The Hara
  • Retro Video Club
  • Endor

The popular festival is set to take place between July 29 and August 1.

Speaking about the return of Kendal Calling in 2021, festival co-founders Andy Smith and Ben Robinson said: “It’s a great feeling to be able to announce the return of Kendal Calling in 2021. Not being able to celebrate together in the fields last year has only heightened anticipation for our return this July with a lineup that truly captures what Kendal Calling is all about.

“It’s an honour to welcome back The Streets to headline this year’s show, along with Supergrass, Stereophonics and Dizzee Rascal all ready to make new festival memories – as well as massive names like Craig David’s TS5, Blossoms, The Kooks, DMA’s and Tom Grennan to name but a few.

“It’s sure to be an unforgettable moment stepping back into Lowther Deer Park this July and we can’t wait to have you all join us”.

There will also be stage takeovers from famed label Xtra Mile Records, Earache Records, BBC Introducing In Cumbria and more set to be revealed, alongside Kendal Calling’s family lineup, Soapbox comedy stage, emerging House Party stage, cult classic Woodlands stage, eclectic Chai Wallah programme and much much more.

With a vast number of 2020 ticketholders choosing to carry-over their tickets to 2021, a limited number of weekend tickets are now on sale, with fans encouraged to grab their place at the biggest festival party of the summer ASAP.

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