We’ve got a plethora of new venues included in this years Stockton Calling, the latest is Social Room coming very soon via the team behind KU.
Previous festival goers that’s KU2 to you.
Curating this years stage are Noisy Daughters; a Tracks project championing women and those identifying as women in the music industry across the North East.
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The Mysterines are a true force to be reckoned with in UK rock. Barely out of their teens, they sold out their first ever UK headline tour in February 2020, have supported Royal Blood, The Amazons and Sea Girls on tour, as well as headlined the BBC Introducing Stage at Reading and Leeds.
Loose Articles aren’t your typical punk band. Living the 9-5 as many of us do, but once it hits beer O’clock, a different animal emerges. They began their musical escapades by aiming (& evidently achieving) to “make music because we wanted to prove a point that women can do it just as well as men.”
The Let Go is an indie pop clique taking 80’s dance beats and catchy synth lines into the modern eye. They have recently relocated from Washington d.c. to Liverpool, UK. Using influence from Dominic Fike Maggie Rogers, this new clique brings together all of the creators’ favourite things – and makes others want to dance.
A wonky synth/punk/queer noisepop trio from Sheffield/Leeds.
OCEAN FLOOR are a post-grunge 4 piece based in the North of England. From selling out their first three shows to supporting Shaun Ryder’s Black Grape at Borough Hall Live 2021, the band is no stranger to the live music scene.
Faye Fantarrow is a 19 year old singer songwriter from Sunderland. Her music career started when she was 17 with her first single release ‘Lines.’
Madeleine Smyth is a musician and artist that is originally from Hartlepool, Teesside, and is currently based in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Combining synth sounds, viola and voice, she creates electronic, ethereal songs and soundscapes influenced by ambient, dance and art-pop music.
Line-ups are subject to change.