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Line up leaks.


Guest Marc Whiffen

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From the official site...

Were thrilled to to let you all know that Jimi Goodwin will be returning to the fields to headline the Calling Out stage. Joining him on headline duties on Calling Out will be our Scottish friends Frightened Rabbit.

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It also mentions the OCS acoustic set is 'in the woods' on the website. On the woodland stage that'll be amazing. Assuming at headline time, and the OCS Facebook page announced saying they're on the Friday, which it appears clashes with suede. That's quite annoying, will have to half and half that

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It also mentions the OCS acoustic set is 'in the woods' on the website. On the woodland stage that'll be amazing. Assuming at headline time, and the OCS Facebook page announced saying they're on the Friday, which it appears clashes with suede. That's quite annoying, will have to half and half that

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Looks to me as if the lineups building nicely. Still unsure about Suede/Frank Turner/Elbow poss together as headliners, not a huge variety, but I didn't see much of the headliners other than James last time I was at Kendal.

De-lighted by The Membranes being named. I assume it is the creators of magnificently noisy Spike Milligan's Tape Recorder, and not a current band who have taken the name.

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