Parklife reveals line-up for 2021 festival
- Written by Louise Rhind-Tutt
- Last updated 4 years ago
- Festivals, Music
Parklife has announced that it will return in 2021 – and that the music festival will move dates for the first time ever.
This year’s festival will take place in Heaton Park on 11th-12th September 2021.
Heaton Park will once again be packing an almighty punch with a line-up that stands as one of the greatest in Parklife history.
In a UK festival exclusive performance, Mercury Prize and BRIT Award winning leader Dave steps up to headline a memorable Saturday night – and that’s just the beginning.
Fresh from stealing the show at the Grammys, Megan Thee Stallion makes her Parklife debut in style for a must-see ‘Savage’ moment whilst the likes of Skepta, DaBaby, Disclosure, Young Thug, Burna Boy, AJ Tracey, Mabel, slowthai, Nines, Mist, Earl Sweatshirt, KSI, Little Simz, Celeste, Becky Hill, PA Salieu, Princess Nokia and more will all touchdown in the heart of Manchester.
Ready to soundtrack Parklife’s hotly anticipated return, across the weekend, it’s a who’s who of dancefloor greats.
From Jamie XX, Bicep (Live), Peggy Gou, Four Tet, Kaytranada, The Blessed Madonna, Annie Mac, Camelphat, Honey Dijon, Artwork, Jamie Jones, Jayda G, Skream and Jon Hopkins through to the heavyweight power of Pendulum Trinity, Carl Cox, Andy C, Eric Prydz, Jax Jones, Adam Beyer (Presents Drumcode), Sub Focus, Wilkinson and many more.
With tickets being met with unprecedented demand, the final Parklife 2021 tickets will go on sale on Wednesday 24th March at 10am – with tickets being sold through a very special presale, available to those who have signed up over the past few weeks.
With over 250,000 people signed up, Parklife has had to close registrations for the very first time.
Parklife 2021 takes place between Saturday 11th & Sunday 12th September 2021 at Heaton Park. Presale Tickets (open only to those who signed-up in advance) are on sale from 10am on Wednesday 24th March. Subject to demand, general release tickets will go on sale from 10am on Thursday 25th March. Tickets are available from parklife.uk.com.
- This article was last updated 4 years ago.
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