normal Kendal Calling tickets sold out

Kendal Calling have announced that tickets for the event have sold out as more acts have been announced for July's festival held in the Lake District.

Tickets buyers were offered a deposit scheme option where £35 is paid to secure the ticket and then the rest is paid off six weeks before the festival. Ticket buyers who purchased tickets through the deposit scheme must pay for their ticket before Wednesday 1st June to secure their pass. Adult weekend tickets were priced at £95, a child (11-14 years) weekend ticket was priced at £50, and children under 11 can attend for free, but need a ticket.

Only Thursday tickets and coach & ticket packages available. To buy tickets, click here.

There will be a limited ticket resale at 9am on Friday 3rd June.

Organisers have also revealed more main stage additions with Hugh Cornwell the one-time voice of The Stranglers, and Los Angeles band Vintage Trouble.

With the Glow Dance Tent adding Krafty Kuts, Caspa, Breakage, Artwork, Rod Azlan, Kito, Shaolin Monkey, Glover, and Hourglass. They join the acts already confirmed including the Levellers performing a 20th anniversary show of 'Levelling The Land', Echo and the Bunnymen, Mr Scruff, Beardyman, a Northern festival exclusive of Tim Burgess & Mark Collins' The Charlatans (acoustic), Blondie, Chase & Status, The Cribs, and The Whip. For the full line-up to-date, please see here.

Ben Robinson, director of Kendal Calling said, "It's a huge compliment to all those involved that so many of you have got your tickets so early and are warming up for a weekend of country style fun & frolics. We still have more acts and all the attractions apart from the music to announce before we see you in the fields too.

"For those who have got a deposit ticket make sure you pay off the remainder by the 1st June. There is one last chance on the 3rd June to get tickets for Kendal Calling when we will be holding a resale of the deposit tickets that have not been paid off. See you down the front!"

Kendal Calling is held in the Lake District, over the weekend of Friday 29th to Sunday 31st July and is a wholly independent festival returning for its fifth year and returning to the Lowther Estate, Kendal, in East Cumbria.

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