Parklife unveil stacked lineup for 2022 edition
Being one of the most anticipated festivals in the North of the UK and the UK events scene as a whole, Parklife is back once again with a bang. Owned by the brains behind Warehouse Project, Sacha Lord, it remains to be one of the UK's biggest music festivals and returns to Heaton Park in Manchester on 11-12 June for two
Best Electronic festivals to attend when lockdown ends
It’s been far too long since we’ve been able to get ourselves to a festival. Luckily we’re at the point in the government roadmap where things are starting to open up more and we can start looking ahead to all the events that are being put on this summer. Festivals big and small are back on the cards and a whole
Parklife festival reveals massive 2021 lineup
Ever since it was announced that Manchester-based festival Parklife was to move to September this year from their usual June dates, everyone had been waiting with baited breath to see what they had up their sleeves after planning for this edition since the cancellation of 2020's event. Now, Parklife 2021 has been revealed and we can safely say that it was absolutely worth
Parklife 2021 moves to September
With the UK beginning to roll out the COVID-19 vaccine in the next coming weeks and prime minister Boris Johnson giving optimistic hope about the summer 2021 season being able to hold large-scale events again, it all sounds like good news. One of the biggest summer events in the UK happens to be Manchester-based festival Parklife, and they're taking caution by moving their
Parklife Festival cancelled due to Coronavirus
By now the entire world is dealing with the Coronavirus pandemic, and since there is no sign of it getting any better, event organisers need to act smart and do what is best for their fans. In most of the cases this means cancelling or postponing their events to a later date when the world will successfully get over this
Parklife announce their 2020 festival lineup
In the city of Manchester, UK, it becomes one of the busiest places in the entirety of England for two days in June where people flock from all over Europe to attend the hugely popular festival Parklife. Held in Heaton Park, it is truly the place to be not just for electronic music but a wide variety of genres, although electronic
Parklife 2018 delivers an epic weekend for Manchester crowd
The aim of the game is to stay on top and Manchester's iconic festival proved its worth delivering an absolute beauty of a weekend. With Parklife Festival returning once again to Heaton Park for their yearly summer season proceedings, it was no surprise that tickets sold out right before the opening day of the city's most talked about music event. 80,000 guests
Parklife 2018: Preview
Parklife Festival in Manchester, England, is just around the corner with the event kicking off next Saturday and a mouth-watering lineup of performances on offer in the North of the city. Over the years, Parklife Festival has gained momentum turning it into a contender among the UK's major festivals during the summer season. 2018 is no different as state of the art
Parklife’s diverse musical genres make the weekender a special festival
With the weather leading a wet and rain soaked forecast for the weekend of Parklife festival, nothing could dampen the spirits of the Mancunians and visitors from afar as they ascended upon Heaton Park in Manchester. But even the sun could not resist to break through the clouds and lift the spirits for all in attendance as Parklife blew away the 80,000 revelers with
We Rave You’s 2017 Festival Guide
The summer season is almost upon us with the first of many festivals set to get underway drawing the thousands in attendance and uniting everyone through their love of music. With so many festivals across the calendar, it sure is a crossroads when deciding which festival to attend. However, this festival guide invites all to share a glance with some of the
Parklife reveals line-up for its Afterlife series
With just over five weeks to go, thousands of fans will head to Heaton Park for the eighth edition of Parklife, Manchester's leading music festival. This year has already seen the announcement for the festival's line-up with headlining acts including Frank Ocean, Boy Better Know, Carl Cox, Eric Prydz, and The 1975, but the party does not stop there. While the fun may finish at the park at 23:00hrs