• Contact us
  • About us
  • Digital edition
  • Online archive
Wednesday, July 9, 2025
Cumberland and Westmorland Herald
  • News
    Long-awaited go-ahead for A66 dualling scheme

    Long-awaited go-ahead for A66 dualling scheme

    Extinction Rebellion protest outside insurance brokers

    Extinction Rebellion protest outside insurance brokers

    Lake District mountain rescue volunteers called for missing man searching for lost phone

    Lake District mountain rescue volunteers called for missing man searching for lost phone

    Man arrested after assault in Penrith town centre

    Man arrested after assault in Penrith town centre

    Changes to lease accounting – how will this impact your financial statements?

    Changes to lease accounting – how will this impact your financial statements?

    Man fined £100 for using cashpoint in car park

    Man fined £100 for using cashpoint in car park

    Honour for man who devoted his life to Greystoke

    Honour for man who devoted his life to Greystoke

    Sheep breeder’s successful debut at Royal Highland Show

    Sheep breeder’s successful debut at Royal Highland Show

    Global engineering firm Babcock supports Eden charity

    Global engineering firm Babcock supports Eden charity

  • Sport
    Penrith skipper Nicky Burns calls on team to keep winning

    Penrith skipper Nicky Burns calls on team to keep winning

    £100,000 target for new changing rooms extension

    £100,000 target for new changing rooms extension

    Medal success for Upper Eden tug-of-war team

    Medal success for Upper Eden tug-of-war team

    Eden man competes in Hyrox World Games

    Eden man competes in Hyrox World Games

    Double national triumph for Stuart Robinson

    Double national triumph for Stuart Robinson

    Patterdale’s Eden Eagles make history

    Patterdale’s Eden Eagles make history

    Penrith teen crowned British vault champion

    Penrith teen crowned British vault champion

    Penrith gymnasts represent North of England in finals

    Penrith gymnasts represent North of England in finals

    New boss revealed for Penrith AFC

    New boss revealed for Penrith AFC

  • Obituaries
  • Nostalgia
  • Online archive
  • Buy Photos
  • Buy your paper
  • North Lakes Living
No Result
View All Result
Cumberland and Westmorland Herald
  • News
    Long-awaited go-ahead for A66 dualling scheme

    Long-awaited go-ahead for A66 dualling scheme

    Extinction Rebellion protest outside insurance brokers

    Extinction Rebellion protest outside insurance brokers

    Lake District mountain rescue volunteers called for missing man searching for lost phone

    Lake District mountain rescue volunteers called for missing man searching for lost phone

    Man arrested after assault in Penrith town centre

    Man arrested after assault in Penrith town centre

    Changes to lease accounting – how will this impact your financial statements?

    Changes to lease accounting – how will this impact your financial statements?

    Man fined £100 for using cashpoint in car park

    Man fined £100 for using cashpoint in car park

    Honour for man who devoted his life to Greystoke

    Honour for man who devoted his life to Greystoke

    Sheep breeder’s successful debut at Royal Highland Show

    Sheep breeder’s successful debut at Royal Highland Show

    Global engineering firm Babcock supports Eden charity

    Global engineering firm Babcock supports Eden charity

  • Sport
    Penrith skipper Nicky Burns calls on team to keep winning

    Penrith skipper Nicky Burns calls on team to keep winning

    £100,000 target for new changing rooms extension

    £100,000 target for new changing rooms extension

    Medal success for Upper Eden tug-of-war team

    Medal success for Upper Eden tug-of-war team

    Eden man competes in Hyrox World Games

    Eden man competes in Hyrox World Games

    Double national triumph for Stuart Robinson

    Double national triumph for Stuart Robinson

    Patterdale’s Eden Eagles make history

    Patterdale’s Eden Eagles make history

    Penrith teen crowned British vault champion

    Penrith teen crowned British vault champion

    Penrith gymnasts represent North of England in finals

    Penrith gymnasts represent North of England in finals

    New boss revealed for Penrith AFC

    New boss revealed for Penrith AFC

  • Obituaries
  • Nostalgia
  • Online archive
  • Buy Photos
  • Buy your paper
  • North Lakes Living
No Result
View All Result
Cumberland and Westmorland Herald
No Result
View All Result
Home Latest

Who has been added to Kendal Calling’s 2022 line-up?

by CWH
30 March 2022
in Latest, News
A A
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
The Cribs

With the sun shining and summer already beaming over the horizon, the anticipated return of Kendal Calling draws ever closer – with the beloved festival returning in July after three years away.

Organisers have announced more acts who will be in the fields this summer to help celebrate Kendal Calling’s 15th birthday in style.

True festival favourites Hot Chip will be bringing their special Hot Chip Megamix show to Kendal Calling this year, for a set that sees the group diving into their record collection for a party celebration perfect for such an occasion.

Likewise, expect giant festival singalongs and a show-stealing performance from Wakefield’s own The Cribs.

The Jarman brothers have become part of the very DNA of British indie music over the past 15 years or so, and with a rapturously received headline tour earlier this year proving they’re as unstoppable as ever – you won’t want to miss their Kendal Calling return this summer.

Blazing a trail over the past few years, and absolute Kendal Calling favourites, The Big Moon return to the fields this summer with cuts from their two studio albums to date bound to sound extra sweet in Lowther Deer Park after so long away, while The Academic continue their ascent to the top with the blistering indie hooks destined to cause scenes from the very first note this summer.

Across the weekend, Kendal Calling is a melting pot of the brightest and best names all adding to a festival experience that stands apart from any other, organisers said.

From Noisy, Zuzu, Deco, SPINN and Porij, to Andrew Cushin, Stanleys, Opus Kink and Apollo Junction all the way through to Low Steppa, Abbie McCarthy and more –  these raft of new names add to a memorable festival return from a true leader in its field.

They join a bill already featuring headliners Bastille, Stereophonics, Supergrass and Hacienda Classical, alongside a who’s who of the perfect festival roster that’ll have you diving into memorable moments at every turn.

Craig David Presents TS5, The Wombats, The Kooks, Tom Grennan, The Vaccines, Amy Macdonald, Declan McKenna, Pale Waves, Sea Girls, Bill Bailey, The Snuts, Joel Corry, Sophie Ellis Bextor, Gabrielle, Sports Team, Jade Bird, Scouting For Girls, Jamie Webster, Chris Moyles, Working Men’s Club, Heather Small, Faithless (DJ) or the many many more already announced, organisers promise there is something for everyone.

Tickets for Kendal Calling 2022 are very nearly sold out, with only a limited batch of tickets still available.

These are expected to sell out quickly, so fans are encouraged to snap up tickets as soon as possible to avoid disappointment – with tickets available at:https://www.kendalcalling.co.uk/

Festival co-founders Andy Smith and Ben Robinson said: “As Kendal Calling 2022 gets closer, our excitement to get back to the fields continues to grow and grow – and we’re delighted to be bringing arguably our greatest line-up to date to mark our 15th birthday, 17 years in the making!

“From world-renowned headliners and some of the most exciting new artists going right now, to indie royalty and festival favourites – there truly is something for everyone at Kendal Calling this year.

“It’s going to be one for the ages and we’re down to the last handful of tickets so If you want to join us this summer, you best get a move on! See you in the fields!”

The full list of acts announced today are:

Hot Chip Megamix / The Cribs / The Big Moon / The Academic / Deco / Low Steppa / SPINNAndrew Cushin / Porij / Noisy / Abbie McCarthy / Tommy Lefroy / Sonic Boom Six / CateChurch of the Cosmic Skull / The Allergies LIVE / KOG / Creeping Jean / Pulp Friction / Opus KinkStanleys / Morrell / The ABBA Disco / Shlomo’s Beatboxing Adventures / Creeping Jean Girls On Film DJs / Beatles Dub Club

Related Posts

Long-awaited go-ahead for A66 dualling scheme
Latest

Long-awaited go-ahead for A66 dualling scheme

8 July 2025
Extinction Rebellion protest outside insurance brokers
Latest

Extinction Rebellion protest outside insurance brokers

7 July 2025
Lake District mountain rescue volunteers called for missing man searching for lost phone
Latest

Lake District mountain rescue volunteers called for missing man searching for lost phone

7 July 2025
Man arrested after assault in Penrith town centre
Latest

Man arrested after assault in Penrith town centre

6 July 2025
Changes to lease accounting – how will this impact your financial statements?
Expert advice

Changes to lease accounting – how will this impact your financial statements?

6 July 2025
Man fined £100 for using cashpoint in car park
News

Man fined £100 for using cashpoint in car park

4 July 2025
No Result
View All Result

Stay connected

Facebook Twitter Instagram

Most popular

Global engineering firm Babcock supports Eden charity

Global engineering firm Babcock supports Eden charity

4 July 2025
Sheep breeder’s successful debut at Royal Highland Show

Sheep breeder’s successful debut at Royal Highland Show

4 July 2025
Arrests after shoplifting incidents in Penrith

Arrests after shoplifting incidents in Penrith

2 July 2025
Long-awaited go-ahead for A66 dualling scheme

Long-awaited go-ahead for A66 dualling scheme

8 July 2025
£8,000 for two new nature reserve projects

£8,000 for two new nature reserve projects

3 July 2025
Penrith Lions mark 50 years of serving community

Penrith Lions mark 50 years of serving community

4 July 2025
Cumberland and Westmorland Herald Logo

33 Middlegate
Penrith
Cumbria
CA11 7SY

Phone: 01768 862313
Email: news@cwherald.com

Registered in England as Barrnon Media Limited. No: 12475190
VAT registration number: 343486488

Explore

  • News
  • Sport
  • Farming
  • Property
  • Obituaries
  • Nostalgia
  • Your view

Useful links

  • Contact us
  • Photosales
  • Online archive
  • Buy your paper
  • Digital edition
  • North Lakes Living
  • Advertise
  • About us

Follow us on

© Barrnon Media Limited 2025

Terms & Conditions / Privacy Policy / Cookie Policy

This website and its associated newspaper are members of the Independent Press Standards Organisation
Review Your Cart
0
Discount
Add Coupon Code
Subtotal
Total Installment Payments
Bundle Discount
Checkout

 
0
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
  • Sport
  • Obituaries
  • Nostalgia
  • Online archive
  • more
    • North Lakes Living
    • Buy Photos
    • Buy your paper
    • About us
    • Contact us

© 2020 Cumberland & Westmorland Herald