The Prodigy will return to Manchester with a headline show at Wythenshawe Park on Bank Holiday Sunday 30 August, 2026, extending their ‘Warriors Dance’ experience with new production and live firepower.
Fresh from their fastest-ever selling and entirely sold-out UK & Ireland arena tour in April 2026, the band step into a huge outdoor setting to deliver what they describe as ‘the sonically attacking wall of sound’.
Prodigy mastermind Liam Howlett and founding MC Maxim, said: “We are bringing back our warriors dance event for the people next summer… alot has happened since we last did these, but now more than ever we are takin it to the next level along with the support from the kings of their game.”
The supporting line-up brings together four heavyweight names – the ‘kings of their game’.
Veteran DJ and techno icon Carl Cox, drum & bass don Andy C, reggae and dancehall legend David ‘Ram Jam’ Rodigan, reggae authority; plus further sets from Japanese DJ/producer ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U and UK trap-metal pioneer SCARLXRD.
2026 is already marked as a career-high year for The Prodigy, who after headlining festivals across the world — including performances in Japan and the US, and a defining return at Glastonbury Festival — head into this summer show with renewed vigour and fresh studio tracks.
Tickets go on presale at 9am on Wednesday 5 November, with the general sale opening at 9am on Friday 7 November via the band’s website.
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