A Stone’s Throw Festival has announced that this year’s event will span the entire May bank holiday weekend for the very first time, with indie-noir favorites The Horrors set to headline the festival's inaugural opening party. Scheduled to perform at The Exchange 1856 on Friday, May 23rd, the band, who recently released their sixth album, ‘Night Life’, will lead a lineup of exciting yet to be announced support acts, prior to Lanterns On The Lake's set at King Street Social Club on Saturday, May 24th. Additionally, these two special performances will serve as enticing previews for the weekender's impressive Sunday program, featuring sets from post-punk pioneers Shame, folk-pop artist Katy J Pearson, rising stars Man/Woman/Chainsaw, among others. A Stone’s Throw 2025 will take place from May 23rd to 25th at various venues in North Shields. More information and ticket purchases can be found on the festival's website, along with the full lineup poster below.
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