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Becky Hill, Sugababes, Disclosure and Doja Cat are just some of the big names that have been named for this year's Parklife.
Also to perform are Danny Howard, Majestic, Anne-Marie and Salute among others.
The festival calls itself the UK’s “biggest metropolitan festival”, due to its location just five miles from Manchester’s city centre.
Over 150 artists will be playing at the festival over the course of two days and it promises to be one of the best weekends of the year.
Here is everything we know.
When is Parklife 2024?
The festival will be held again at Heaton Park in Manchester over the weekend of June 8 and 9 and now is the time to secure those tickets if you want in.
Gates open from 11am on the Saturday and noon on the Sunday. Last entry is at 5pm.
Who is performing at Parklife 2024?
Disclosure will headline the main stage on Saturday, with Doja Cat taking top billing on Sunday. On Saturday, other acts are Shy FX, Lolahol, Peggy Gou, Sugababes and Rich Reason.
Sunday's acts include Rudimental, Ella Henderson, Uncle Waffles, Kaytranada and Hannah Laing.
How to get tickets
Tickets go on sale on Friday, January 26, on parklife.uk.com/tickets.
General admission prices for the weekend start at £129 while VIP weekend tickets, which additionally include quick entry, an exclusive street food market and VIP toilets start from £169.
Early bird tickets sold out in December 2023 in record time.
People with a Three+ subscription can get pre-sale tickets from today – they went on sale at 10am on Wednesday, January 24.
