Neighbourhood Weekender confirmed for return in 2027 after standout year

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NBHD Weekender back for 2027 early bird tickets on sale this week

It’s official: Neighbourhood Weekender WILL be back next spring, making that three consecutive years of the big outdoor bash over in Warrington.

We think it’s time we just scrap this whole hiatus malarkey and make it annual forever and always.

Thankfully, NBHD Weekender won’t be taking a fallow year like Glasto any time soon, as they’ve just confirmed that the festival will be returning in 2027.

It will be a while before we see the lineup, of course, but if the roster is even half as good as the one we just enjoyed over the late May bank holiday, it’s bound to be a belter.

Following a standout weekend, the much-loved North West favourite continues to grow in reputation with each and every iteration.

If anything, the short break a couple of years back only confirmed how much people missed it, with people travelling all the way from London, Scotland, the Netherlands and more to attend the two-day celebration of live music.

Managing to welcome one of the largest and most varied audiences they’ve ever pulled in, they’re expecting spring ’27 to draw even bigger crowds.

With the likes of Richard Ashcroft and Blossoms as their two main headliners across Saturday and Sunday, several other big regional names topped the bill, from The K’s and Kaiser Chiefs, to The Fratellis, The Royston Club, Mel C and many more.

And then there was the raft of talent from further afield, like Keo, Example, Brooke Combe, and Aussie exports turned adopted-Notherners, DMA’S, just to name a few.

Safe to say our Audio North team had a blast after making yet another visit earlier this month.

Once again, the latest iteration only further cemented Neighbourhood Weekender as a staple of the UK festival calendar.

As the festival now sets its sights on following up on the rousing success, they’re aiming to continue that growth over the same bank holiday weekend in 2027, and tickets for the next full NBHD Fest will be going on sale sooner than you think.

In fact, a limited number of discounted early bird tickets will go live from 10am this Friday, 29 May and be available until Friday, 5 June via their official website, where you can stay tuned for all further news and updates in the coming weeks.

Last but not least, it’s also worth reminding that its sister spin-off event here in Manchester city centre kicks off in October, and there are still tickets left HERE. In the meantime, you can find our most recent write-up in full down below.

Review | We need NBHD Weekender every year – and so does the North West
Here’s what we made of it from start to finish.

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Featured Images — @nexusvisualsuk (supplied via SJM Concerts)/The Manc Group

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