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News: Stockton Calling Announce Full Line Up

  • February 26, 2023
  • Craig Young
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Organisers of Stockton Calling are announcing the festival’s final wave of artists, which includes
national promoters This Feeling’s stage at The Storytellers. Alternative Rock outfit Tummy Ache
headline The Link stage curated by Darlington based Tracks – under their Noisy Daughters banner.
The announcement adds over 30 new artists to the bill, with local heroes Benefits, Avalanche
Party and Zela joining the day.

New Artists announced: Avalanche Party, Barstaff, Bedroom High Club, Benefits, The Big Day, Big
Fat Big, Big Image, Dirty Blonde, Elizabeth Liddle, Finn Forster, Girl From Winter Jargon, Hannah
Robinson, King Violet, Lilo, Marseilles, Mollie Coddles, Provenance, Overpass, Red Room,
Rosellas, Ruby J, Second Thoughts, Spilt Milk, Ten Eighty Trees, The Chase, The Clause, The
Rosadocs, The Silver Lines, Tummy Ache, Weathership, Zela

Festival co-organiser Jimmy Beck of Ku Promotions, is delighted with the line up;

“I know we say this every year, but the line-up for the festival really is one of the most exciting
gatherings of artists we’ve put together. The quality of music on offer – especially from our local
and regional talent – is amazing.”

Co-organiser Chris Cobain of Tees Music Alliance agrees;

“It genuinely gets tougher each year to fill the limited number of slots we have because there are so
many great artists working locally. We’ve basically filled every available room in the town centre
that’s capable of hosting live music and the queue of talent still continues to grow.”

Tickets for the festival, which takes place on Easter Saturday, are now on sale. The 2023 edition of
Stockton Calling will be the festival’s 12th run out – having started in 2010, pausing only for an
enforced two-year gap. Stockton Calling regularly sells out and the 2022 event enjoyed a record
attendance following its successful return.

Starts: 12pm | Sat 8 April 2023

Age Restriction: 14+ event. 14’s – 17’s must be accompanied by an adult.

Ticket Price: £35 available here

Find out more about the festival below:

Website: www.stocktoncalling.co.uk
Facebook: @Stocktoncalling

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