Neighbourhood Weekender 2027 Weekend Ticket

Neighbourhood Weekender 2027 Weekend Ticket

Victoria Park Warrington, Knutsford Road, WA4 1DG Warrington Directions

Sat 29.05.2027 00:00

No under 5s, under 16s accompanied

Performers

  • Courteeners
    Courteeners

    Often considered to be one of the finest acts to come from Manchester that didn’t contain a Gallagher, The Couteeners have become one the UK’s premier indie bands.

  • Paul Heaton
    Paul Heaton

    www.paulheaton.co.uk

    Twitter: @Paulheatonsolo

    'Proud to pay taxes, proud to help others'

  • Kingfishr
    Kingfishr

    Are ye still at the music? 👵🏻

  • The Vaccines
    The Vaccines

    UK-based music group.

  • The Royston Club
    The Royston Club

    When The Royston Club released their debut album Shaking Hips And Crashing Cars

    in the summer of 2023, the Wrexham band went full throttle, appropriately, as they

    raced across the finish line to score their first UK top 20 album. Sold out shows across

    the country soon followed, while their formidable live reputation allowed the group – 

    frontman Tom Faithfull, guitarist Ben Matthias, bass player Dave Tute and drummer

    Sam Jones – to become one of the country’s most exciting new acts.

    But a great debut album, as many artists have discovered, will only get you so far. It’s

    what you do next that really counts. 

    For The Royston Club, the answer to that conundrum comes in the form of their superb

    second album Songs For The Spine, which is the sound of a band taking their chance

    to hit the next level, grabbing it with both hands and refusing to let go.

    It’s a cohesive and fully formed record that builds on the sonic DNA of their debut, but

    the steady hand of producer Rich Turvey effortlessly takes it to the next level. It’s

    bigger, more experimental and more heartfelt too. The band say that the title reflects

    the individual vignettes of places and people close to their hearts contained with each

    song. They are powerful stories in their own right, but they combine on this album to

    create an almighty and often beautiful backbone. 

    There is huge growth to be found too, which reflects just how much The Royston Club

    have evolved since album one. Songs like the catchy ‘30/20’ skip along with a classic

    Roystons groove that will be welcomed like an old friend by OG devotees, but ‘Shivers’

    – the latest song to arrive from the album – feels positively gargantuan. It creeps along

    with a slow and steady bassline, before exploding into something that feels destined to

    ignite mosh pits across the land when the band hits the road again. Similarly, the slow-

    burning epicness of late album highlight ‘Spinning’ – which offers a lyrical show of

    solidarity for people going through tough times –  feels like something from The Bends-

    era Radiohead.

  • Badly Drawn Boy
    Badly Drawn Boy

    Badly Drawn Boy is a singer and songwriter hailing from Bolton, Lancashire, England who was born on October 2nd, 1969. Since debuting in 1995 he has released seven studio albums and become one of the most respected English songwriters of his generation.

  • The Coral
    The Coral

    The Coral have made a case for the perfect melody, aligned with lyrics that take a deep look at the way we live now while hoping for a better tomorrow. Since their debut EP release in 2001 The Coral have sold over a million UK albums, with five reaching the Top 10 including 2003’s chart-topping ‘Magic and Medicine’. Their eight Top 40 singles include ‘Dreaming Of You’, ‘In The Morning’, ‘Pass It On’, and ‘Don’t Think You’re The First’. Now they have come back with 'Move Through The Dawn', an album filled with perfectly crafted songs: melodic, hopeful.

  • The View
    The View

    The View are a Scottish indie rock band originally from Dundee and consists of Kyle Falconer, Kieren Webster, Pete Reilly, Steven Morrison and Paul Band.

  • Professor Green
    Professor Green

    East 17 was a United Kingdom based boy band, popular in the 1990s. The band's name comes from the postcode for Walthamstow (the area of London between the old East End and the Essex commuter belt).

  • Seb Lowe
    Seb Lowe

    Hate People Who Hate People.

  • The Clause
    The Clause

    Bookings: charly@solo.uk.com

  • Graeme Park
    Graeme Park

    RA: Resident Advisor

  • Dea Matrona
    Dea Matrona

    Dea Matrona was formed in 2018 by school friends Mollie McGinn and Orlaith Forsythe. The wave of support started through the band’s viral busking videos with over 8 million views on YouTube. The band have had 2 singles reach No.1 on the U.K iTunes Rock Charts

  • The Sherlocks
    The Sherlocks

    British rock'n'roll band from Yorkshire

  • cherryholt
    cherryholt

    Cherryholt are a 5-peice band from Lincolnshire. Cherryholt’s songs have a nostalgic early noughties indie-pop feel, coupled with explosive guitar solos and breakdowns comparable to experimental-rock. We also take influence from climactic rock-ballads, heavily driven by technically impressive vocals, amalgamating all these styles to create a unique, yet relatable catalogue of repertoire.

    Fully formed September 2024 by a set of twins and school friends, Cherryholt quickly burst onto the scene with the release of our debut single "criminals", followed by their second single “Bailey”.

    Cherryholt’s eagerly anticipated third single “irresistible”, recorded at sick room studios, becomes yours on 16/08/25, taking heavy influence from the early naughties scene.

    Being young lads in rural Lincolnshire, Cherryholt write their songs about experiences on small-town nights, young love and the modern age, resulting in timeless, emotional and relatable tunes.