Parklife Festival 2017

Heaton Park, Manchester, United Kingdom
10-11 June 2017

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Manchester's iconic music festival

Parklife Festival is an eclectic music festival weekender in Manchester. Having carved out a prominent reputation in the UK's North West music scene, plus a huge student following, the Parklife gone from strength to strength.

Last year's edition saw The Chemical Brothers, Major Lazer, Ice Cube and Years & Years lead a diverse journey through the genres, while chill out zones, live interactive art, a funfair, magicians, crazy installations, cabaret and busking stages make boredom impossible.

With backing from renowned clubbing brands Resident Advisor, Chibuku and Bugged Out!, you can be sure the house and techno grooves will be flowing. Names such as Four Tet and Nina Kraviz are just two of many who have hit the decks in over the last few years.

Headliners

Lineup

The Parklife Stage

Temple

Sounds of the Near Future

The Warehouse Project and Kaluki Presents

Jamie Jones
Seth Troxler
The Martinez Brothers
Hot Since 82
Patrick Topping
Richy Ahmed
Max Chapman
Greg Lord
Pirate Copy

Hangar

Palm House (Jackmaster)

Jackmaster
Moodymann
The Blessed Madonna
Fatima Yamaha
Jasper James
Dekmantel Soundsystem
Krysko
Zutekh DJs

Elrow Presents Far West

Solardo
Waze & Odyssey
William Djoko
Marc Maya
Jacky
George Privatti

Ape & Metropolis

Wilkinson [DJ set]
Noisia
Toddla T & Coco
Hype & Hazard
Nightmares on Wax
Norman Jay MBE
The Heatwave
Dub Phizix & Strategy
North Base
Rich Reason

Afterparty: Afterlife

Jamie Jones
Special Guest TBA
Krysko
Pirate Copy
Pete Zorba

Afterparty: Jacky & Friends

Waze & Odyssey
Jacky
Sharples
Elleot

Afterparty: Zutekh

Jasper James
William Djoko
Jonjo & Celino (Disko Volante)
Zutekh DJs

Afterparty: Rum & Bass

Special Headliner TBA
Rum & Bass DJs w/ T Man
Boy Wonder
Mateuz
Shifty
Hyphen

The Parklife Stage

Temple (David Rodigan's Ram Jam)

Damian "Jr Gong" Marley
Andy C
Wiley
Danny Brown
David Rodigan
Goldie
Congo Natty
DJ Craze
Nadia Rose
Conducta
Venum Sound

Sounds of the Near Future

Stormzy
Flying Lotus
Sampha
Mura Masa
Floating Points [solo DJ set]
Tom Misch [live]
Fakear
Bonzai
Will Orchard

The Warehouse Project Presents

Hangar

Palm House (Feel My Bicep)

Dixon
Bicep
Jon Hopkins [DJ set]
Gerd Janson
Midland
Denis Sulta
Moxie
hammer

Elrow Presents Far West

Discotheque

Crazy P [live]
Artwork
Joe Goddard [live]
Alexis Taylor
Horse Meat Disco
Romare [live]
Krystal Klear
Will Tramp

Afterparty: Afterlife

Eric Prydz
Armand van Helden
Hackett
Sian Bennett

Afterparty: The Warehouse Project Presents

A very special house and techno party curated by The Warehouse Project. Lineup to be revealed on the night.

Afterparty: APE

Levelz
Dub Phizix & Strategy
Sam Binga
North Base
Mark XTC

+ more artists to be announced

Afterparty: HIVE

Nastia
Lauren Lo Sung
Theo Kottis
Olli Ryder & Luke Welsh

Afterparty: Zutekh

Gerd Janson
Krystal Klear
Grainger
Zutekh DJs

Afterparty: Rum & Bass

Congo Natty
Rum & Bass DJs w/ T Man
Boy Wonder
Mateuz
Shifty
Hyphen

Heaton Park, one of Manchester's largest open spaces, has become a focal part of Manchester's cultural tradition, having hosted a number of iconic gigs and festivals over the years, such as Oasis and the Stone Roses.

Address

Heaton Park, Manchester, M25 2SW, United Kingdom

FAQs

BY PLANE: If you're flying into Manchester Airport, take a National Rail train to Manchester Oxford Road before crossing over to St Peters Square Metrolink station and taking a line 2 to Heaton Park.

BY TRAIN: Manchester Piccadilly is served by many national rail services throughout the UK. Once at the station, walk to Market Street Metrolink station to board a line 2 metro to Heaton park.

BY BUS: Heaton Park is served by the following bus routes from around Greater Manchester: 135, 59, 64, 484, 495, 164, 165.

You must be at least 17 to attend, and 17 year olds have to be accompanied by an adult (18 or over) up to a ratio of four 17 year olds to one adult.

Parklife expressed their sympathies to the victims of the horrendous terror attack, but went onto say that this year's festival will be going ahead. Their statement read: "Parklife will go ahead as planned, and we are continually liaising with the security and local police to ensure the safety of our customers. We are certain we will not be defeated by such cowardice."