Lineup

Dave Megan thee Stallion Burna Boy Carl Cox Young Thug Four Tet Pendulum – TRINITY CamelPhat KAYTRANADA Nines Koffee Peggy Gou Adam Beyer presents Drumcode Cirez D Annie Mac The Blessed Madonna Andy C Celeste Honey Dijon Michael Bibi Sub Focus Wilkinson Skream Alan Fitzpatrick Rejjie Snow IvorianDoll Princess Nokia RAYE Channel Tres CruCast Paul Woolford Yousef Dimension TS7 Meekz Folamour Enzo Siragusa DJ Seinfeld Artwork Krystal Klear Ida Engberg Kettama PAWSA Dennis Cruz Cuartero wAFF Franky Wah Rebūke Joey Daniel Spyro Layton Giordani Shygirl Black Child Reelow Alisha Blanco Bassel Darwish Mollie Collins Black Josh Harriet Jaxxon Anfisa Letyago Cole LC Gina Breeze North Base Mark XTC Highsnobiety Soundsystem Holly Lester James Organ Krysko Greg Lord Rich Reason Olli Ryder Now Wave DJs Joe Motion Disclosure DaBaby Skepta AJ Tracey Mabel slowthai Becky Hill Little Simz MIST KSI Georgia Pa Salieu Bad Boy Chiller Crew GRACEY Tiffany Calver Jaguar Young Oms Nicola Bear Jamie xx Bicep [live] Jamie Jones Joseph Capriati Loco Dice Jon Hopkins [DJ set] Richy Ahmed Earl Sweatshirt Kamaal Williams Archie Hamilton East End Dubs Fred again.. Ben Sterling Lola Young Pirate Copy Will Tramp Luke Welsh Mike Morrisey Calvin Clarke Eric Prydz Sonny Fodera Solardo Eats Everything Jax Jones Nic Fanciulli Purple Disco Machine Danny Howard OFFAIAH Mason Maynard Cristoph Del‐30 Understate Pach Hybrid Minds Shy FX Holy Goof Midland Jayda G Mella Dee Eris Drew B2B Octo Octa Sherelle Barely Legal Bou Brame & Hamo Benny L Chimpo Zutekh DJs Charlie Sloth High Contrast Kings of the Rollers & Inja

About the festival

Parklife 2021 sees the Manchester festival return to the city's Heaton Park on 11th-12th September 2021 for a weekend alongside some of dance and alternative music's foremost names.

Promising to come back bigger than ever following its year off, Parklife will once again curate a top-tier lineup across eight stages, including its prestigious main stage that will feature the likes of Dave, Megan Thee Stallion and Skepta.

But beyond the main stage is where Parklife really comes alive, with seven stages consistently showcasing house, techno, garage, drum and bass and more from DJs such as Disclosure, Carl Cox, Four Tet and Peggy Gou.

Having started out back in 2010 as the curiously named Mad Ferret Festival in Rusholme's Platt Fields Park, the festival rebranded to Parklife and moved to its current home in Heaton Park in 2012. It is now curated by a number of the UK's foremost dance brands, including fellow Manchester event series The Warehouse Project and has gone onto welcome some of music's biggest artists over the past decade, such as Liam Gallagher, Foals, Disclosure, The Chemical Brothers and The 1975.

And once the main festival has finished, festival-goers have historically had a number of after parties to choose from – named Afterlife – which have featured a selection of artists that performed during the main festival (as well as others) in venues across Manchester. Details of Afterlife are usually revealed closer to the festival.

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