Parklife 2024 stage times for Saturday with Disclosure, Becky Hill and Peggy Gou to perform
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The first day has arrived!
Finally, the necessary details about Parklife that everyone has been anticipating have arrived – the crucial schedule for each stage, especially for Saturday.
Now is the moment to begin searching for any overlaps between your preferred musicians and formulating a strategy for your weekend, even though it will most likely be discarded once you arrive at Heaton Park.
This year, the enormous festival is set to take place in Manchester on the 8th and 9th of June, drawing in a swarm of music enthusiasts to the open fields.
The main acts this year are Doja Cat, Disclosure, Peggy Gou, Becky Hill, Sugababes, and Kaytranada.
Manchester is gearing up for an enormous celebration on Saturday. The Parklife festival line-up schedule for 2024 has been released, so take note of all the stage times you'll need.
Saturday's Parklife Stage Times: June 8th
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Doja Cat And TSHA Headline Sunday Stage At Parklife 2024 With Daisy Jackson
It's the second day of Parklife 2024 and today's lineup is all set to take the stage at Heaton Park for the much-awaited Sunday festival. Stage timings have also been shared with fans.
On the next day of the festival, there will be a huge show by the famous rapper and singer Doja Cat. In addition, Anne-Marie, Kaytranada, TSHA, and Uncle Waffles will also make appearances.
However, just like every year in June, Parklife festival will bring the grandest celebration to Manchester.
Check out the schedule and timings for all the acts at Parklife 2024, which includes information on each stage's times and splits for Sunday.
Sunday's Parklife Stage Schedule: June 9th
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Blossoms Offers Low-cost Bus Service For Danny Jones Gig At Wythenshawe Park
Blossoms, the indie band from Stockport, have revealed that they will be offering a reasonably-priced bus shuttle service to aid the transportation of supporters to and from their significant performance at Wythenshawe Park in the upcoming summer.
As is customary for Blossoms, they accomplished the task in their usual playful style by creating an amusing video featuring none other than the band members themselves.
The Blossoms band has announced a special bus service for their day-long mini-festival at Wythenshawe Park. This is following Noel Gallagher's performance at the venue last year, which turned it into a popular music spot. The aim of the bus service is to make it easier for local people to attend the festival.
By collaborating with the Bee Network, a specialized transportation service will operate solely from the newly established Stockport Interchange and transport supporters directly to the Moor Road destination adjacent to Wythenshawe Park. The buses will continue running until the early hours of the morning.
According to the humorous video by Josh Dewhurst, the lead guitarist, and Myles Kellock, the piano player, the venue will be reachable by bright yellow buses from Stockport Interchange. The buses will be available every six minutes, from 4pm to 8pm on the day of the show.
Regarding the return journey, a six-minute transport will transport concert-goers from Moor Road to Stockport town center from 10pm to 1am. Moreover, the commute will only last for a pleasant 20 minutes.
According to the bus driver (who isn't fully certified), you can purchase a one-way ticket for only £3 or a round-trip ticket for £6. Additionally, you can pay for your fare when you get on the bus, so there's no need to worry about reserving in advance.
If you happen to be a Blossoms enthusiast, you are in for a fantastic and tranquil bank holiday weekend.
The year 2024 is looking bright for the Blossoms, with the release of two new singles, an upcoming album titled Gary (which is arguably the best album name ever), and an incredible music video that features Sean Dyche. We can't seem to get enough of it!
Furthermore, after enjoying a whole day of musical performances from renowned artists such as Inhaler, Shed Seven, The K’s, and others, those attending the notable Wythenshawe show will undoubtedly experience a colossal musical event, etched in their memories for many years to come.
There's still a chance for you to get tickets, so why not give it a shot HERE?
This year, it's not just the Stopfordians who will be enjoying the park. Some other famous people from Manchester will also be joining in on the fun and making an appearance on the grass.
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