Hard Rock Calling - Hard Rock Calling 2013

Hard Rock Calling 2013

The 2013 event was moved to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford after Live Nation had pulled out of the tender for Hyde Park. The 2013 festival returned to being a two day event, unlike the four previous years which had ran over three consecutive days. The first announcement was made on 5 March, when Kasabian and Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band were confirmed as headliners. It would be the later's second headline performance in consecutive years.

Main Stage
Saturday Sunday

Kasabian
Paul Weller
Miles Kane
Twin Atlantic
Kodaline
Lower Than Atlantis
The Weeks

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
The Black Crowes
Alabama Shakes
Zac Brown Band
Deaf Havana
The Carnabys
Pepsi Max Stage
Saturday Sunday

The Cribs
Klaxons
Tribes
The View
The Twang
Twin Forks
Dark Horses
No (Los Angeles)
Vuvu Vultures

Passenger
Lissie
Lawson
Flamin Grooves
Mayer Hawthorne
The Temperance Movement
Lonely The Brave
Hard Rock Rising Stage
Saturday Sunday

Gaz Coombes
China Rats
Syd Arthur
My Preserver
Eliza And The Bear
Steve Cradock
Jack Savoretti
Yellowire

Negramaro
Syd Arthur
Josh Doyle
Cody Chestnut
Josh Record
Bruno Major
Crowns

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