UPDATE 12pm: The Parklife 2023 line-up has now been revealed.
191 artists have been confirmed including The 1975, Aitch, Fred Again.. and The Prodigy.
After Manchester’s Parklife was due to announce its line-up yesterday, an unexplained delay has pushed the big reveal back to 12 noon today, Wednesday 1st February.
Organisers have updated the official website with new timings, with the ticket presale now expected at 10am tomorrow before any remaining tickets go on general sale this Friday. With over 190,000 people signed up for the presale, it’s expected tickets will sell out completely on Thursday with no tickets left for public sales.
Luckily, you can still sign up for the presale by entering your name and email on this page of the official Parklife website. Registration will close when the line-up is revealed, so do it immediately for a chance of securing tickets. Three customers can already purchase tickets using this link to Ticketmaster – you’ll also need to enter a code to prevent access by non-customers.
It seems many Parklife fans were expecting a 9am announcement this morning and they took to social media to express their disappointment.
Parklife 2023 ticket prices
All prices below are face value and exclude booking fees.
Tickets will be sold from the official Parklife Ticketmaster page here.
- Early bird tickets went on sale in October and were priced as follows:
- Weekend: £129.50 (general), £185 (VIP)
- Saturday: £95 (General), £114.50 (VIP)
- Sunday: £79.50 (General), £114.50 (VIP) All prices are exclusive of booking fees
- Three Presale tickets are available now for Three customers with a special code. Prices are:
- Weekend: £139.90 (General), up to £253.80 (VIP)
- Saturday: £93.50 (General), up to £156.60 (VIP)
- Sunday: £87.45 (General), up to £156.60 (VIP)
- Ticket and coach bundles are also available from Leeds, Liverpool, and Sheffield:
- Saturday (General + Coach): £147.50 (Leeds), £144.50 (Liverpool), £148.50 (Sheffield)
- Sunday (General + Coach): £135.95 (Leeds), £132.95 (Liverpool), £137.25 (Sheffield)
- Thursday’s presale and Friday’s general sale prices have not been confirmed yet, but are expected to be at least as expensive as the Three Presale.
VIP tickets include:
- Access to two VIP-exclusive bars
- Fast-track VIP entrance
- Special street food and cocktail vans
- Exclusive access to the Parklife Club
- Luxury toilets
Parklife Festival has been a staple of the UK music scene since 2010. The festival was founded by the same team behind Manchester club nights, The Warehouse Project, and has since grown into one of the largest and most popular festivals in the country.
After starting off at Platt Fields Park in Fallowfield, the festival now takes place every summer on the other side of Manchester in Heaton Park and has seen performances from some of the biggest names in music, including Skepta, Kendrick Lamar, Lorde, and The 1975. In addition to music, Parklife also features a diverse range of food and drink options, art installations, and interactive experiences, making it a truly unique festival experience.
Parklife Festival has become a rite of passage for those growing up in the North West and its influence can be felt across the country. With its eclectic lineup, fun-filled atmosphere, and commitment to supporting new talent, Parklife continues to be one of the most exciting festivals in the UK.
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