Over the weekend we headed to the Lake District to enjoy the incredible Kendal Calling festival. There was so much talent to see in such a beautiful location. Lowther Deer Park made the festival visually stunning and a fantastic place to relax. World records were even broken on Saturday which saw 867 people dressed in Superman costumes. The previous record of 566 was set by Sears Holdings Corporation in Chicago, Illinois, USA on 5 June.The attempt was held to raise money for charity Help For Heroes. The festival was held over three days, featuring bands including Primal Scream, Basement Jaxx, The Charlatans and Seasick Steve.
Ben Robinson, director of Kendal Calling, said: “We have had some moments to remember for a lifetime at the festival this weekend and seeing hundreds of supermen from three-years-old to 70 was simply amazing.”
The independent festival was one for bohemians who appreciate a beautiful setting. Storms did not dampen the atmosphere of the festival goers who kept a steady rhythm throughout the weather change. Enjoy our gallery below with more festival style snaps to follow……….
Paper Planes perform in The Woodlands area of Kendal Calling
I Am Kloot performing on the main stage on Saturday
I Am Kloot
Nina Nesbitt performs on stage in the tent at Kendal Calling
Seasick Steve won over the crowd with his catchy set
Primal Scream headling at Kendal
Primal Scream close the festival in the Lake District
Primal Scream rocking the flares and their usual 60’s style at Kendal Calling
Primal Scream
Lucy Rose performing her track ‘Middle Of The Bed’
Lucy Rose appreciating the Kendal Crowd
