The soul singer joins Manchester’s biggest multi-venue festival.

As if the line-up of Manchester’s renowned Neighbourhood Festival couldn’t get any better, it does. The festival has welcomed the addition of Scotland’s finest R&B act, Brooke Combe, who just announced her debut album one week ago. Dancing At The Edge Of The World is set for a January 31st release and will be an amalgamation of the last four years of Brooke’s hard work to get her where she is today.

Brooke joins a drool-worthy line-up that includes a mixture of upcoming artists alongside established bands, like headliners Pale Waves, who are no strangers to playing festivals and often find themselves on top of the bill. Exciting acts on the line-up include Liverpool’s Pixey, fast-rising foursome Picture Parlour, Birmingham’s delightful overpass, Wrexham’s The Royston Club, locals Balancing Act and brother-sister duo Esme Emerson. With over 100 artists performing on the day, there’s sure to be an artist to sink your teeth into.

Neighbourhood Festival takes place on October 5th across various venues in Manchester. Buy your ticket here.