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The Manc -
5th May 2020
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5th May 2020 What's On
Parklife 2026 | all stage splits and stage times
Thomas Melia
One of Manchester’s biggest music festivals, Parklife, is back at Heaton Park and has just announced its stage splits for its 2026 line-up.
Parklife 2026 is just around the corner, and with some hefty headliners, it’s safe to say this year is looking absolutely stacked in terms of amazing music.
Get ready to immerse yourself in not one but two days soundtracked by some of the world’s best DJs, b2b sets, live performances and more.
This year’s a biggie too, as Scottish dance heavyweight Calvin Harris, Swedish sensation Zara Larsson, Bradford’s own Nia Archives, and London lad Skepta are just some names planning to win over the Heaton Park crowd.
So grab a paper and pen because it’s time to make a note of all the artists you’re interested in seeing and which stage they’re playing live, so you can make the most of your Parklife experience.
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Parklife 2026 | Stage splits and stage times
Saturday 20 June
G Stage
- 12pm – 1.30pm | Mya
- 1.30pm – 3pm | A For Alpha
- 3pm – 4.30pm | The Trip
- 4.30pm – 6pm | Kepler
- 6pm – 8pm | Locky b2b Phill De Janeiro b2b Benji King
- 8pm – 9.30pm | Locklead
- 9.30pm – 11pm | Jamback
Magic Sky
- 12pm – 1pm | North Base
- 1pm – 1.40pm | Catching Cairo
- 1.40pm – 2.30pm | Lens (w/ Dread)
- 2.30pm – 3.20pm | Born On Road (w/ Carasel)
- 3.20pm – 4.15pm | Kanine(w/ Rage)
- 4.15pm – 5.15pm | Wilkinson (w/ AD-APT)
- 5.15pm – 6.10pm | Bou (w/ B Live 247)
- 6.10pm – 7.10pm | Dimension
- 7.10pm – 8.15pm | Andy C (w/ Tonn Piper)
- 8.15pm – 9.10pm | Hedex (w/ Eksman)
- 9.10pm – 10.05pm | Mozey (w/ 2Shy)
- 10.05pm – 11pm | K Motionz (w/ IC3)
Matinée
- 12pm – 1pm | Niamh
- 1pm – 2pm | ATRIP
- 2pm – 3pm | MPH
- 3pm – 4pm | Oppidan
- 4pm – 5pm | Effy
- 5pm – 6.20pm | MALUGI b2b Sam Alfred
- 6.20pm – 7.40pm | Marlon Hoffstadt
- 7.40pm – 8.40pm | Morgan Seatree
- 8.40pm – 10pm | Mall Grab
- 10pm – 11pm | Daria Kolosova
Panorama
- 12pm – 1.15pm | Ellia Jaya
- 1.15pm – 2.30pm | Julian Fijma
- 2.30pm – 3.45pm | bullet tooth
- 3.45pm – 5pm | SOSA
- 5pm – 6.30pm | Cloonee
- 6.30pm – 8pm | ALISHA
- 8pm – 9.30pm | Rossi.
- 9.30pm – 11pm | East End Dubs
The Valley
- 12pm – 1pm | Rich Reason & Yami
- 1pm – 2pm | Alexandria
- 2pm – 3.30pm | Prospa
- 3.30pm – 5pm | Josh Baker
- 5.15pm – 6pm | 4am Kru
- 6.30pm – 7.30pm | Nia Archives
- 8pm – 9pm | Skepta
- 9.30pm – 10.45pm | Sammy Virji
Sunday 21 June
G Stage
- 1pm – 1.50pm | Mattik b2b Larishka
- 1.50pm – 2.40pm | Shade V b2b Rich Reason
- 2.40pm – 3.40pm | Dismantle
- 3.40pm – 4.40pm | Douvelle19
- 4.40pm – 5.10pm | Window Kid
- 5.10pm – 6.10pm | Osmosis Jones
- 6.10pm – 7pm | Arthi
- 7pm – 8pm | Bushbaby
- 8pm – 9pm | BAKEY
- 9pm – 10pm | SHY FX
- 10pm – 11pm | RYOTA
Magic Sky
- 1pm – 2.10pm | Cam Stockman
- 2.10pm – 3.20pm | Olive F
- 3.20pm – 4.30pm | DXNBY
- 4.30pm – 5.40pm | Riordan
- 5.40pm – 6.50pm | Omar+
- 6.50pm – 8pm | Marsolo
- 8pm – 9.30pm | L.P. Rhythm
- 9.30pm – 11pm | Obskür
Matinée
- 1pm – 2.15pm | 4000HZ
- 2.15pm – 3.30pm | Saidah
- 3.30pm – 4.45pm | Fumi
- 4.45pm – 6pm | Diffrent
- 6pm – 7.20pm | Faster Horses b2b Benwal
- 7.20pm – 8.20pm | ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U
- 8.20pm – 9.30pm | blk.
- 9.30pm – 11pm | AZYR
Panorama
- 1pm – 2pm | Minna
- 2pm – 3pm | Delilah
- 3pm – 4.10pm | Silva Bumpa
- 4.10pm – 5.20pm | Luuk Van Dijk
- 5.20pm – 6.30pm | Chloé Caillet
- 6.30pm – 8pm | Ewan McVicar
- 8pm – 9.30pm | KETTAMA
- 9.20pm – 11pm | Chris Stussy
The Valley
- 1pm – 2.15pm | Nicola Bear
- 2.15pm – 3.15pm | Mix-Stress
- 3.30pm – 4.15pm | Clementine Douglas
- 4.30pm – 5.30pm | Armand Van Helden
- 6pm – 6.45pm | Rudim3ntal
- 7.15pm – 8.15pm | Zara Larsson
- 9.15pm – 10.45pm | Calvin Harris
Parklife 2026 has delivered a stellar line-up once again, and if you’re after catching any of these artists live at Heaton Park later this year, you can grab a range of tickets.
Feel like Saturday is more your vibe? Check out the ticket option for just Saturday, 20 June HERE, or if Sunday sounds better for you, then grab a ticket or two for Sunday 21 June HERE.
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And if one day just isn’t enough, how about a whole weekend? Enjoy two days of live music with tickets for Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 June HERE.
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Featured Images – Jody Hartley/Charlotte Rutherford /WikiCommons/Alistair McVeigh (supplied)
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A ‘legacy walk’ in memory of Joe Thompson is taking place across Greater Manchester
Danny Jones
The ‘Walk With Me for JT’, a.k.a Joe Thompson ‘Legacy Walk’, is back next month, and Greater Mancunians are being encouraged to take part.
Returning this year following his tragic passing last April, the now annual charity walk has already raised thousands for charity and is set for another big turnout.
Joe Thompson, an ex-Rochdale AFC and Bury FC player, sadly died at just 36 following a long battle with lymphoma, having been diagnosed three different times in 12 years.
While the young husband and father of two’s story is a heartbreaking one, it has also become a source of inspiration for so many across the North West and, indeed, across the UK, with people once again gearing up to complete a fundraising walk in his name.
Set to honour him by making the journey from his adopted home of Rochdale all the way to Old Trafford, with Thompson having come through Man United’s youth academy, the 15-mile trek will start at his former club’s Crown Oil Arena and stop at Bury’s Gigg Lane as well as Salford City’s Peninsula Stadium.
First held in 2024 under the ‘Walk With Me for JT’ banner, the initial legacy walk saw the Bath-born footballer and countless others complete 21 miles in an effort to raise money for treatment.
Gone but never forgotten, the charity walk survives not only in the hearts and souls of his family, friends and other people’s lives he touched, but in the community spirit that his struggle and immense bravery in the face of illness helped spur on throughout the region and beyond.
Writing on social media, the Thompson family and the Foundation in his memory said, “Last year, he walked beside us. This year, we walk for him. This isn’t just a walk… It’s a promise. A promise to carry his strength, his belief, his light forward.
For every family facing illness. For everyone experiencing loss or hardship. For anyone who needs hope right now. Every step matters. Every mile has meaning. Whether you’ve walked before or this is your first time. You won’t walk alone.”
Join the annual Joe Thompson legacy walk on Saturday 2nd May 💙
— Rochdale AFC (@officiallydale) March 31, 2026
Departing from the Crown Oil Arena, the 15-mile walk will finish at Manchester United's Old Trafford 🏟️
See below for full details on how you can support The Joe Thompson Foundation ⤵️#rafc https://t.co/V92o7BAAih
They signed off by adding: “Be part of something bigger. Be part of Joe’s legacy. Be part of the movement. Get a team together, invite your friends, colleagues and family and let’s raise funds to support The Joe Thompson Foundation.”
With the event beginning at 11am on Saturday, 2 May, there have already been numerous sign-ups, and you can expect even more to lace up their shoes and pay tribute to a local hero.
If you want to join in the effort and help do your bit, you can register for the 2026 Joe Thompson Legacy Walk right HERE.
We go again.
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- The Oldham Man and The Sea: the documentary about Frank Rothwell’s charity sail
- Salford’s popular women’s running race is returning for 2026
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Featured Images — Publicity picture/Rochdale AFC (screenshot via YouTube)
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