Parklife has announced a stunning line up for 2023 including big players The 1975 and Aitch.
This year, the Heaton Park festival will also welcome to its stage Fred Again, Wu Tang Clan + Nas NY State of Mind, Self Esteem and Little Simz, alongside 90s rave legends The Prodigy, who have carried the legacy of the band since the passing of frontman Keith Flint back in 2019.
Sticking firmly to its roots, Parklife will feature plenty of local talent too. Alongside Mancunian icon Aitch, Aletha, Gina Breeze and Interplanetary Criminal are amongst the Greater Manchester acts appearing this year.
Looking ahead to his first major UK Festival Headline performance, Aitch said: “Buzzing to be headlining Parklife this year! It’s been one of my main goals since I started music so for it to be happening now at this point is unreal. I don’t care what happens after this, I’m happy.”
Taking place from 10 – 11 June, Manchester’s annual summer get-together is one of the biggest dates in the calendar for the city, seeing over 80,000 music fans descend on the Prestwich park.
Joining the big names at the top of the bill are unmissable acts including; NxWorries (Anderson Paak. & Knxwledge), Skrillex, Becky Hill, Raye, Peggy Gou, an exclusive Michael Bibi b2b Jamie Jones set, Rudimental (Live), Chase & Status (DJ), Confidence Man, FLO, Carl Cox, Overmono, Jon Hopkins, Nia Archives, Andy C, Annie Mac, Eliza Rose, LF System, Honey Dijon, JYOTY, JPEGMAFIA, Knucks, Shygirl, Mall Grab, Fisher, DJ EZ, The Blessed Madonna, Charlotte De Witte, Mimi Webb, Meekz, Hybrid Minds, TSHA and many more who will all head to Heaton Park for an unforgettable two-day party.
A newly expanded festival space will also play host to 10 stages of groundbreaking artists, with special takeovers from the likes of Glitterbox, XXL, BBC Radio 1 Dance, DnB All Stars, Worried About Henry and more.
Making its name as one of the most in-demand festivals in the country, pre-sale demand is at a record-breaking high with over 200,000 people already registered. Parklife 2023 tickets will go on-sale via pre-sale from 10am on Thursday 2 February.
Any final tickets will be available to the public from 10am on Friday 3 February. In previous years, many tickets have sold out on-the-day so fans are encouraged to grab their tickets as soon as possible in order to book a sought-after spot at one of the UK’s biggest festivals.
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Parklife 2023
Date: 10 – 11 June
Venue: Heaton Park
Price: Day tickets from £85, weekend tickets from £129.50
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