Parklife 2020 earlybird tickets go on sale
- Written by I Love MCR
- Last updated 5 years ago
- Culture, Festivals, Music
In case you hadn’t noticed or have been away on your hols, 80,000 festival goers descended upon Heaton Park on Saturday and Sunday for Parklife 2019, the jewel in Manchester’s musical crown.
They enjoyed the very best in pop, hip-hop, electronic and rap as the UK’s largest metropolitan festival celebrated a triumphant tenth anniversary with some electrifying performances from Solange, The Streets, Mark Ronson, Migos, Christine and the Queens, Dave and many more.
No sooner has this year’s festival gone than it’s been confirmed that the festival will return to Heaton Park on Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th next year – and a limited run of earlybird tickets are now on sale.
There are some massive savings to be made if you don’t mind stumping up the cash now. They are priced at just £119 for weekend general admission and £145 for weekend VIP.
Read all about what you missed – or what you saw if you were there – at this year’s Parklife here and here.
Parklife Festival 2020
13th & 14th June
Heaton Park, Manchester
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