A Stone’s Throw Festival has rounded out its lineup with Ain’t, Cherryholt and more
Luvcat and Working Men's Club co-headline the North Shields multi-venue event.
North Shields multi-venue event A Stone's Throw Festival have confirmed the last batch of names for their biggest edition yet.
Ain't (pictured), Cherryholt and Croíthe round out a bill that already features co-headliners Luvcat and Working Men's Club, along with Chalk, Panic Shack, Gia Ford, Chartreuse, Imogen and the Knife, and local act Hector Gannet.
Now in its fourth year, the festival transforms spaces across North Shields into live music venues for the day. Five locations - The Exchange 1856, King Street Social Club, Salt Market Social, Three Tanners Bank and The Engine Room - will host performances on 23rd May 2026, connected by a Go North East bus service included with every ticket.
Founder Anthony Thompson shared his enthusiasm for the completed bill: "We're delighted to release our final line up for A Stone's Throw 2026. We've focused on championing exciting new artists from across the UK. This May 23rd, the North Tyneside coastline will come alive with new and exciting music and we can't wait!"
The wider programme includes: Adult Leisure, Bean Magazine, Beattie, Better Joy, Billy Reekie, Bottle Rockets, Burnout, Central Arcade, City Parking, Cutscene, Faeda, Fright Years, Formal Sppeedwear, House Proud, Idle Hands, Loren Heat, Lottie Willis, Nothing Rhymes With Orange, Slaney Bay, Smith & Liddle, spacecadetbloom, The Rooks, Tidetied, Tough Cookie, WRKHOUSE, and more.
Ain't (pictured), Cherryholt and Croíthe round out a bill that already features co-headliners Luvcat and Working Men's Club, along with Chalk, Panic Shack, Gia Ford, Chartreuse, Imogen and the Knife, and local act Hector Gannet.
Now in its fourth year, the festival transforms spaces across North Shields into live music venues for the day. Five locations - The Exchange 1856, King Street Social Club, Salt Market Social, Three Tanners Bank and The Engine Room - will host performances on 23rd May 2026, connected by a Go North East bus service included with every ticket.
Founder Anthony Thompson shared his enthusiasm for the completed bill: "We're delighted to release our final line up for A Stone's Throw 2026. We've focused on championing exciting new artists from across the UK. This May 23rd, the North Tyneside coastline will come alive with new and exciting music and we can't wait!"
The wider programme includes: Adult Leisure, Bean Magazine, Beattie, Better Joy, Billy Reekie, Bottle Rockets, Burnout, Central Arcade, City Parking, Cutscene, Faeda, Fright Years, Formal Sppeedwear, House Proud, Idle Hands, Loren Heat, Lottie Willis, Nothing Rhymes With Orange, Slaney Bay, Smith & Liddle, spacecadetbloom, The Rooks, Tidetied, Tough Cookie, WRKHOUSE, and more.
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