Stockton Calling

A day long music festival across an array of Stockton's finest venues featuring the best in up and coming acts, taking place every year on Easter Saturday. *LINE UP AND TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE*

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Also confirmed for the full day music feast is Birmingham indie pop act Superfood, who are set to play KU. The charming four piece have been tipped as must watch act for 2014 after impressing on the live circuit in 2013. They’re supporting fellow Brummie’s Peace on a full UK Tour in the spring, stretching their legs at Stockton Calling before they head off.

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The Georgian Theatre has added the powerhouse psychedelia London 6-piece Lola Colt to their line up, which will be headlined by the sample-fuelled Public Service Broadcasting. The band impressed at Liverpool Psych Fest in 2013 with their blues fuelled Jefferson Airplane style sounds.

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Headlining the festivals biggest stage at ARC this year will be Young Rebel Set, who ended 2013 with a sell out show at Middlesbrough Town Hall.
Having spent 2013 touring the UK and Europe, to sell out audiences, with the anthem laden sophomore release ‘Crocodile’ the sextet have seen their steady rise to prominence catapult.
Released through Ignition Records, the home of Noel Gallagher, Primal Scream, Stereophonics and Oasis, Crocodile successfully bridges indie, blue-collar rock & gritty white boy soul.
The Stockton five piece recorded the album in Glasgow at Chem19 Studios with producer (and former Delgado’s drummer) Paul Savage, best known for his work with Mogwai, The Phantom Band & Arab Strap.
Young Rebel Set have toured relentlessly, becoming a formidable live act with a considerable following in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and at home in the UK which has helped them amass over two million Youtube views.

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We are delighted to announce that the visually and audibly captivating Public Service Broadcasting (PSB) will headline The Georgian Theatre stage.

Weaving samples from old public information films, archive footage and propaganda material around live drums, guitar, banjo and electronics, PSB provide lessons of the past through the music of the future.

Support slots with New Order and The Rolling Stones plus playing over 30 summer festivals including Glastonbury, Green Man and Festival No.6 helped make them one of the brightest new acts of 2013.

THE INDEPENDENT: “THEY BLEND THE VOICES OF THE PAST WITH THE MUSIC OF THE PRESENT TO ASTOUNDING EFFECT”.

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