Parklife returns in 2026 to do what it does best. Global superstars, pioneering icons of pop culture, the voices and figures shaping the here and now are set to descend on Manchester’s Heaton Park once again, but this time it’s bigger than ever.
Each and every year Parklife comes to represent where a generation finds its moments and the artists capturing a moment in time for youth culture. 2026 is set to be no different, with a festival that opens its doors to make sure all can experience it.
When is Parklife 2026?
Parklife 2026 will take place on Saturday 20th-Sunday 21st June, 2026, at Heaton Park, Manchester.
Who is on the line-up for Parklife 2026?
Leading the stacked 2026 line-up is a figurehead in not just modern dance music, but music in general. 13 years on from his last Manchester tour date, Calvin Harris headlines Parklife 2026 bringing his unrivalled run of universally love dance bangers to Heaton Park for what’s sure to be a roadblock celebration of an icon.
Whether it’s One Kiss, We Found Love, This Is What You Came For, Promises or literally any one of his hits from over the years, Calvin Harris is a very safe pair of hands when it comes to kicking off the summer in the best way.
Running with that baton as THE breakthrough name of the past 12 months is Sammy Virji, who heads to Heaton Park ready for a showstopping moment. One of the most pioneering figures of UK rap and Grime, Skepta hits up 0161 with a bold new era on the horizon and a catalogue running across UK Grime history poised to set Heaton Park alight, whilst superstar pop hits the big-time as Zara Larsson continues her ascent to the very top at Parklife 2026 as she makes her debut.
Unrivalled dancefloor heavyweights fill Parklife 2026 at every turn with Josh Baker, Chris Stussy, Kettama and Nia Archives all set to touchdown in Heaton Park this June.
Across two days and multiple stages, Parklife 2026 serves up a summer party full of the names shaping the dancefloor for entire generations. Whether it’s Marlon Hoffstadt and ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U making their Parklife debuts off the back of massive 12 months, the essential exciting rush of Rossi., Bou, Silva Bumpa, AZYR, Prospa, Morgan Seatree, Clementine Douglas, Chloé Caillet, K Motionz and Mozey or the returning trailblazers in Rudim3ntal, Ewan McVicar, Armand Van Helden, Andy C, Shy FX, Dimension and more, Parklife has you covered.
With stage takeovers from XXL, Worried About Henry, Modern Funktion and Ghosts Of Garage also announced, you need look no further.
The full Parklife 2026 line-up so far is as follows:
Calvin Harris
Sammy Virji
Skepta
Zara Larsson
Josh Baker
Chris Stussy
Nia Archives
Kettama
Rudimental
Marlon Hoffstadt
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Ewan McVicar
Rossi
Prospa
East End Dubs
BLK.
Azyr
Bou
Andy C
Hedex
Wilkinson
Dimension
Armand Van Helden
Shy Fx
Mall Grab
Clementine Douglas
Morgan Seatree
Chloé Caillet
Cloonee
4am Kru
Silva Bumpa
K Motionz
Mozey
Kanine
Alisha
Malugi b2b Sam Alfred
Sosa
Obskür
Luuk
Van Dijk
Oppidan
Diffrent
Julian Fijma
Marsolo
L.P. Rhythm
Omar+
Riordan
Faster Horses b2b Benwal
Bakey
Window Kid
Mph
Jamback
Locklead
Kepler
Effy
Bullet Tooth
Dxnby
Locky
Daria Kolosova
Arthi
Born on Road
Lens
Catching Cairo
Atrip
The Trip
Olive F
Bushbaby
Fumi
Osmosis Jones
Dismantle
Douvelle19
Saidah
MiNNA
Phill De Janeiro b2b Benji King
4000 Hz
Ellia Jaya
Delilah
Reeshy
North Base
Rage
Blive 247
Dread
Eksman
Strategy
Ic3
Shadev
Cam Stockman
Tonn Piper
Ad-Apt
Carasel
2shy
Alexandria
Truthos Mufasa
Sparkz
Mya
Rich Reason
YAMi
Krysko
Mattik b2b Larishka
T-Man
Fox
Mix-Stress
Niamh
Nicola Bear
How much will tickets be for Parklife 2026 & when do they go on sale?
Continuing Parklife’s commitment to making huge festival moments accessible to as many fans as possible, tickets for Parklife 2026 start from £139.50 for the entire weekend. For those looking for the ultimate experience at Heaton Park this summer, the acclaimed VIP Area from 2025 returns in 2026 – offering hillside views of the iconic Valley Stage alongside a range of further benefits in the heart of the festival.
Tickets for Parklife 2026 begin to go on sale from Tuesday 27th January, with an exclusive presale for Paypal customers offering the first chance for fans to secure their spot at their essential summer party (for 48 hours or until the Paypal presale allocation sells out – whatever comes first).
A second presale will be live from 10am on Thursday 29th January for those signed up to the Parklife mailing list, before full General Sale tickets are released at 10am on Friday 30th January.