What are the stage splits and lineup for Kendal Calling 2023? Sets for Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
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Kendal Calling is promising another stacked lineup this year.
The festival, which takes place in picturesque Lake District, will run from Thursday (27 July) to Sunday (30 July). Fans hoping to get hands on tickets have been issued with a warning.
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Hide AdKasabian, Royal Blood, Nile Chic and Blossoms will headline Kendal Calling this weekend. But who else will perform and what are stages are they on?
Here's all you need to know:
What are the stage splits and lineup for Kendal Calling in 2023?
Thursday, 27 July
Nile Rodgers & The Chic will headline the lineup for Thursday and will appear alongside the likes of Scouting for Girls and many more.
Friday, 28 July
The lineup for the first full day of the festival is as follows, according to Clashfinder.
Main Stage
- Ellie Dixon
- Etta Marcus
- The Murder Capital
- We Are Scientists
- Mel C
- Example
- Lathurns
- Kasabian
Parklands
- Jimmy the Gent
- Dick and Dom
- Bandaoke
- Jackmates' Happy Hour
- Rhythms of the 90's
- Arxx
- Lovers
- Annie Mac
Calling Out
- Bedroom High Club
- Calum Bowie
- Vacant Weekend
- Lime Garden
- Somebody's Child
- Corella
- Chincilla
- Spector
- Matilda Mann
- Wunderhorse
Woodlands
- FFSYTHO
- Tungz
- Swim School
- Rianne Downey
- Courting
- Sad Night Dynamite
Saturday, 27 July
Main Stage
- Daytime TV
- Happy Mondays
- Cassia
- Lottery Winners
- KT Tunstall
- Confidence Man
- Rick Astley
- Blossoms
Parklands
- TV Bangers
- Bandoake
- Bez - DJ set
- Riding the Low
- The Mary Wallopers
- Tim Burgess
- Kiefer Sutherland
- Frank Turner
Calling Out
- Rosie Charles
- Crystal Tides
- Overpass
- Chappaqua Wrestling
- Deadletter
- Phoebe Green
- Will Joseph Cook
- Connie Constance
- Rachel Chinouriri
- Circa Waves
Woodlands
- October Draft
- Tide Lines
- Ellie Ingram
- Newton Faulkner
Sunday, 30 July
Main Stage
- Lancashire Hotpots
- Vistas
- Professor Green
- Natalie Imbruglia
- Reverand and the Makers
- The Amazons
- Kaiser Chiefs
- Royal Blood
Parklands
- We Broke Free
- Bandaoke
- The thingumajigs
- Riot Jazz Band
- Alice Merton
- Sonique
- The Enemy
- George O'Hanlon
- Izzi De Rosa
- CVC
- Swim Deep
- Panic Shack
- Stone
- Katy J Pearson
- The Hunna
- Hardwicke Circus
- Dead Pony Club
- Cate
- Fleetmac Wood
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