PAUL Heaton and St Helens' Jacqui Abbott are among the acts headlining 2023's NBHD Weekender at Victoria Park.
The duo, who were a big hit at Saints earlier this year, will headline at the festival on Saturday night (May 27, 2023)
Meanwhile, britpop's Pulp - famous for their hit 'Common People' - were unveiled today as the headline act for Sunday, May 28, 2023.
See you there? 😎
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Save the dates. Neighbourhood Weekender returns 27th & 28th May! Further info coming soon... pic.twitter.com/mTdqiBwOMP
Other acts confirmed for the festival include The Wombats, Scouting for Girls, The Kooks, Ella Henderson, and The Big Moon.
NBHD regulars Reverend and the Makers will also be attending the event next year.
Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker said: "Three months ago, we asked, 'What exactly do you do for an encore?'
"Well… An encore happens when the crowd makes enough noise to bring the band back to the stage.
"So… We are playing in the UK and Ireland in 2023. Therefore… Come along and make some noise. See you there.”
LET’S GO! First wave of your Neighbourhood Weekender 2023 line-up is here!! 💥💥💥
— NBHD Weekender (@nbhdweekender) October 28, 2022
Sat 27th – Sun 28th May 2023.
WA1-WA5 postcode pre-sale Wed 2nd Nov 9am
Tickets go on general sale Fri 4th Nov 9am. https://t.co/RXcHUWQ08R pic.twitter.com/icdwCj2K1N
Pop sensations Anne-Marie and Sugababes have also been announced, as have two of this year’s breakthrough artists, the Mercury-nominated Self Esteem and Australian dance duo Confidence Man.
Neighbourhood Weekender kicks off the summer with an incredible weekend of non-stop live music across three stages, alongside local concessions and festival favourites The Neighbourhood Inn, The Cornershop, The Library Silent Disco and much more.
General sale tickets for NBHD Weekender go on sale on November 4.
Those with postcodes WA1-WA5 have pre-sale tickets available from Wednesday, November 2.
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