The Parklife 2026 line-up will be revealed on Thursday

Parklife main stage and crowd aerial shot with lights and smoke at night

The full line-up for Parklife 2026 is officially set to land tomorrow, Thursday, January 22nd. Organisers broke the silence this evening with an email blast to subscribers and a flurry of social media activity, confirming that news on the full roster and ticket presales is imminent.​​

The festival will return to its spiritual home of Heaton Park, Manchester, on the weekend of Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st June 2026. While the headline acts are being kept strictly under wraps until the full reveal, the festival has already teased a handful of names to get the rumour mill spinning.​​

Confirmed Artists

Alongside the main announcement, Parklife has drip-fed a series of artist confirmations via Instagram stories over the last 48 hours. The first wave of names confirmed for Saturday 20th June includes drum and bass heavyweight Bou (with stage hosts Worried About Henry), tech-house favourite Alisha, and Morgan Seatree.

Techno fans have plenty to look forward to on Sunday 21st June, with Azyr confirmed to return alongside the massive XXL Techno brand. They will be joined by Silva Bumpa and Yousuke Yukimatsu, both making their Parklife debuts.

What We Know So Far

  • Launch Date: The full poster drops tomorrow (Thursday, Jan 22nd).​
  • Festival Dates: June 20th & 21st, 2026.​
  • Sponsors: Pepsi returns as the headline presenter for PL26.​
  • Ticket News: Presale details are expected to be released alongside the line-up.

Fans looking to secure their spot at Heaton Park are being urged to sign up via the official Parklife website to receive instant updates. We will have the full line-up, ticket prices, and presale information as soon as it drops tomorrow.

Parklife main stage fireworks

Image credits:
Sam Neill
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