Neighbourhood Weekender is an indie festival inside Warrington’s Victoria Park, laying on a weekend of riff-tastic music.

Neighbourhood Weekender’s 2021 lineup featured Ian Brown, Catfish, the Bottlemen, Sam Fender and The Wombats, alongside some of the scene’s most hotly tipped upcoming artists, giving music fans a chance to discover the next big thing.

Festival-goers can also explore The Neighbourhood, an on-site village showcasing innovative art and street theatre, while interactive entertainment can be found throughout the festival, including the weird the wonderful.

Neighbourhood Weekender 2022 Lineup

Headliners

Courteeners
DMA’s
Becky Hill
Kasabian
Blossoms
Tom Grennan
Pale Waves

Neighbourhood Weekender 2022 Tickets

Accommodation

The city of Warrington offers a wide range of accommodation options. Book your stay for Neighbourhood Weekender Festival using the map below or visit booking.com

Travel Info

BY CAR

Victoria Park is easily accessible from Warrington town centre on the A50 Knutsford Road. Parking will be very limited so the festival encourages the use of public transport where possible.

BY TRAIN

Warrington has two train stations – Warrington Bank Quay and Warrington Central making it easily accessible from most locations.

BY COACH

Big Green Coach will drop you in the Official coach park from various cities before the music stars and depart 60 minutes after the headliner has finished. More to be announced soon.

BY BUS

Number 11 and 11a bus services stop at Knutsford Road Victoria Park, it takes 5 minutes from Warrington Bus Interchange located at Warrington Central train station.

BY FOOT

The park is a short walk from the city centre. The park is around a 20 minute walk from Warrington Bank Quay station, Warrington Central train station or Golden Square Shopping Centre. There will be a pick up and drop off facility at the festival.

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