Tickets for Kendal Calling Festival 2023 are set to go sale and fans will get an early chance to secure their tickets to the event.
The festival will host Leicester rockers Kasabian, Royal Blood, and Stockport’s own Blossoms, who will top the bill alongside 2019 headliners Nile Rodgers & Chic. Among the other acts joining them are Happy Mondays, Kaiser Chiefs, and ‘80s icon Rick Astley.
Tickets are set to go on pre-sale on Friday, January 27 and general sale on Saturday, January 28 here. Tickets cost £175 for adult camping and £99 for teen camping tickets.
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Taking place in Lake District’s Lowther Deer Park, the four-day festival will take place from July 27 to 30. It is the second consecutive year that the festival has been held at the site after previous cancellations due to the coronavirus lockdown.
Ticket options include weekend tickets that cover standard camping in Great Holmes/24 Hour Party People, The Shire, Haye Parks, Saddleback View / Family Campsite and Quiet Camping sections. Weekend tickets do not include Thursday entry and fans can also get Thursday tickets for early entry to the festival from 9am on 27th July 2023.
Anybody buying tickets for children between 11 to 15 weekend tickets must be accompanied by a ticket holding parent or guardian over the age of 30 and must camp in the same area as their families or guardians. The festival says IDs will be checked at the gate and entry will be refused to those not accompanied by an adult.
There are a limited amount of tickets for children up to and including the age of 5 to attend free of charge but their parent or guardian must obtain a ticket for them and accompany them at all times.
There will also be payment plan tickets available. Applications for residents tickets for 2023 will open later this year.
Pre-sale tickets for Kendal Calling 2023 go on sale from 10am on Friday, January 27, with remaining tickets going on general sale from 10am on Saturday, January 28 here.
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