Draft:Neighbourhood Weekender
Music Festival in Warrington
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Neighbourhood Weekender (often shortened to NBHD Weekender) is a two-day music festival held annually at Victoria Park in Warrington on May bank holiday weekend.
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| Neighbourhood Weekender | |
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 The Main Stage, 2023 | |
| Location | Warrington |
| Years active | 2018-present (Except 2020 & 2024) |
| Attendance | 26,000 (2022) |
The festival was created in 2018 as a companion to the multi-venue festival 'Neighbourhood Festival' in Manchester, and featured Courteeners and Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds headlining.[1]
Lineups
2018
Neighbourhood Weekender 2018 took place on Saturday 26 May and Sunday 27 May. It was the first ever iteration of the festival.[2]
| Saturday 26 May | Sunday 27 May |
2019
Neighbourhood Weekender 2019 took place on Saturday 25 May and Sunday 26 May.
| Saturday 25 May | Sunday 26 May |
2020
The 2020 edition was due to take place on Saturday 23 & Sunday 24 May 2020, but was postponed due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.[3]
2021
Neighbourhood Weekender 2021 took place from Friday 3 September to Sunday 5 September. It was originally due to take place from Friday 28 May to Sunday 30 May, but was postponed due to the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic, with James replacing Ian Brown.[4] It is currently the only iteration of the festival to feature a Friday entry.
| Friday 3 September | Saturday 4 September | Sunday 5 September |
2022
Neighbourhood Weekender 2022 took place on Saturday 28 May and Sunday 29 May.
| Saturday 28 May | Sunday 29 May |
2023
Neighbourhood Weekender 2023 took place on Saturday 27 May and Sunday 28 May.
| Saturday 27 May | Sunday 28 May |
2024
On 15 November 2023, it was announced that Neighbourhood Weekender would be taking a break in 2024, but would return in 2025.[5]
2025
Neighbourhood Weekender 2025 took place on Saturday 24 May and Sunday 25 May.
| Saturday 24 May | Sunday 25 May |
2026
Neighbourhood Weekender 2026 is due to take place on Saturday 23 May and Sunday 24 May.
| Saturday 23 May | Sunday 24 May |