Festivals Kendal Calling announces final names for 2022 festival
The Cribs, The Big Moon, Hot Chip and more have joined the lineup.
Returning after three years away this July, Kendal Calling have announced the final names joining this year’s festival.
The Cribs, The Big Moon, The Academic, and Zuzu have been added, as well as Hot Chip brining their Hot Chip Megamix to the stage.
Speaking about the new additions to the lineup and looking ahead to Kendal Calling 2022, festival co-founders Andy Smith and Ben Robinson say, “As Kendal Calling 2022 gets closer and closer, our excitement to get back to the fields continues to grow and grow - and we’re delighted to be bringing arguably our greatest lineup 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 x”
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