Parklife 2020 announce initial line-up

Parklife 2020 announce initial line-up

Tyler, The Creator, Skepta and Lewis Capaldi will perform at this year's event

by Chris Bound: January 29, 2020
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As the UK’s largest metropolitan festival and a staple of modern youth culture, Manchester's Parklife Festival is looking to turn up the gears once again as they return with the first wave of acts set to perform at this year's event.

Tyler, The Creator, Skepta, Jorja Smith, Lewis Capaldi, Giggs, Khalid, Robyn, Anderson .Paak, Charli XCX, AJ Tracey, Hot Chip, Aitch, Peggy Gou, Little Simz, Georgia, Four Tet, and many more will be performing when the festival returns to its regular home at Manchester's Heaton Park from the 13th-14th June.

Limited Presale Tickets are on sale now, with Full General Sale Tickets available from 10am on Thursday 30th January. For full information and tickets, head to: https://parklife.uk.com and see the full list of names below.

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