Promising a weekend escape perfect for the whole family, Standon Calling is once again delivering big with an unrivalled assortment for all ages – as the…
“It brings me incredible joy and happiness to announce the return of Standon Calling.”
Spanning a phenomenal weekend of music, arts, food & drink, entertainment and fun for the whole family – Standon Calling 2019 stands as a true culmination of the festival summer with an array of must-see moments
“Every year at Standon Calling we want to bring an experience and show that people will never forget. This year, I feel we’ve done that and more, with one of my favourite bands of the past decade Wolf Alice and one of my favourite bands of all time Nile Rodgers & CHIC topping the bill in 2019.”
Jen Brister said: “Really looking forward to performing at Standon Calling this Summer. It’s a fantastic festival with an incredible line up and i cannot wait to see Nile Rodgers and Chic in action.”
“Every year at Standon Calling we want to bring an experience and show that people will never forget. This year, I feel we’ve done that and more, with one of my favourite bands of the past decade Wolf Alice and one of my favourite bands of all time Nile Rodgers & CHIC topping the bill in 2019.”
Standon Calling continues to deliver and flourish as one of the essential festival weekends of the summer, with 2019 primed to be another joyous celebration of eclectic entertainment for the whole family – lead by Rag’n’Bone Man, as the first headliner taking to the stage next July.
The line-up for this year’s Standon Calling promised something for everyone and, far from being just another music festival with the same old bands turning up just for an easy pay packet, organisers made sure that a varied line-up of music, comedy and entertainment
Standon Calling Announces Fresh New Names Across Music, Comedy + Late Night Electronica for 2018 festival
A go-to destination for the ultimate festival weekend of music, arts and entertainment for all the family – Standon Calling is set for its biggest year to date, with two of British music’s most adored modern favourites George Ezra and Paloma Faith