The popular festival returns this Autumn.

Neighbourhood Festival is set to return to Manchester in October with a stellar line-up that’s set to take place over multiple venues across the city. The festival is a city-centric spin-off to Warrington’s Neighbourhood Weekender and was very missed after it took a short break, but boy is it back with a bang this year. 

First announced on the bill this Autumn are lots of local Mancunians like Seb Lowe, Corella, Balancing Act and of course our headliners, Pale Waves. We are also set to see lots of other North West acts, such as Liverpudlians Pixey, Red Rum Club, The Mysterines and rising TikTok stars Daydreamers, who are known for their indie-pop sensibilities and post-date anthems. These artists are set to be rock and rolling at several beloved and iconic music venues including The Ritz, Gorilla and Albert Hall with many more to be announced. 

For those familiar with The Vamps, October 5th will see frontman Bradley Simpson play a solo set, his first festival season without the band. We’ll also be treated to plentiful energetic indie from FEET, Chappaqua Wrestling, overpass, as well as vintage-esque sounds from Picture Parlour and Siobhan Winifred. With an incredible line-up that shares a healthy mix of new artists and established musicians, this year’s Neighbourhood Festival is not one to be missed.

This all-dayer is set to bring a storm to Manchester on October 5th, with more to be added to this already impressive line-up over the Summer.

Tickets go on sale on May 24th (Friday) at 10 am and can be found here.