Neighbourhood Weekender 2022: Headliners, line-up, stage times and how to buy tickets
28 April 2022, 12:55 | Updated: 23 May 2022, 18:35
The Warrington festival has shared its first wave of acts confirmed for next year. Find out who is on the line-up and how to buy tickets.
Neighbourhood Weekender has announced the stage splits for its 2022 line-up.
Radio X exclusively revealed that the festival, which takes place at Warrington's Victoria Park from 28-29 May, will see Courtneers, Kasabian and Blossoms top the bill.
Find out everything we know about the festival so far, including who else is on the line-up, what stages they're on and more.
Music fans can download the app to start planning their weekend.
Who's headlining Neighbourhood Weekender 2022?
Courteeners, Kasabian and Blossoms will top the bill at the Warrington festival.
Liam Fray and co will return for the first time since headlining the inaugural event in 2018, playing a career-spanning set on Saturday 28 May.
Kasabian, who are set for a highly-anticipated tour of intimate venues this autumn, will bring their huge setlist of bangers to close the stage on the Sunday night.
Meanwhile, Blossoms - fresh from their landmark gig at Manchester's AO Arena this month - will join them on the night, playing hits from across their self-titled debut, 2018's Cool Like You, 2020's Foolish Loving Spaces and more.
READ MORE: Neighbourhood Weekender 2021 in pictures
"We can't wait," said Blossoms frontman Tom Ogden to Radio X. "The other headliners, we're massive fans of, so it's gonna be a big old party!
"We did a secret set at the very first city festival of Neighbourhood - we played the Ritz at about 3 o'clock. There was a queue around the block. We didn't know what the crowd would be like as it was an early gig, but it was one of the best gigs we ever played.
"Then we played the proper Neighbourhood Weekender in 2018, now next year we're headlining. It's always nice, because you feel like you have some sort of sentimental connection with the festival."
Who's on the Neighbourhood Weekender 2022 line-up?
SATURDAY 28th MAY 2022
MAIN STAGE
- Courteeners - 8.50pm
- DMA’S - 7.15pm
- James Bay - 6pm
- The Lathums - 4.50pm
- The Fratellis - 3.50pm
- Wet Leg - 2.50pm
- Red Rum Club - 1.50pm
- Pip Blom - 12.50pm
THE BIG TOP - for stage times, download the new Neighbourhood Weekender app
- Becky Hill
- Example
- The Snuts
- The Reytons
- Jamie Webster
- Gayle
- The Academic
- Dylan John Thomas
- Crawlers
VIOLA BEACH STAGE - for stage times, download the new Neighbourhood Weekender app
- Royston Club
- Noisy
- Brooke Combe
- Tom A Smith
- Rats
- Michael Aldag
- Eli Smart
- Kynsy
- The Mary Wallopers
- Tommy Lefroy
SUNDAY 29th MAY 2022:
MAIN STAGE
- Kasabian - 8.50pm
- Blossoms - 7.15pm
- Tom Grennan - 6pm
- Pale Waves - 4.50pm
- Inhaler - 3.50pm
- Cast - 2.50pm
- The Bootleg Beatles - 1.20pm
- Foxglove - 12.25pm
THE BIG TOP - for stage times, download the new Neighbourhood Weekender app
- Manic Street Preachers
- Razorlight
- Starsailor
- The Amazons
- Scouting For Girls
- The Rifles
- Baby Queen
- The 502's
- The Rills
VIOLA BEACH STAGE - for stage times, download the new Neighbourhood Weekender app
- Retro Video Club
- Louis Dunford
- Pixey
- Daisy Brain
- Seb Lowe
- The Dinner Party
- Frankie Beetlestone
- Gabe Coulter
- Oliver Keane
- Abbie Ozard
PLUS DJS - for stage times, download the new Neighbourhood Weekender app
- Sh*t Indie Disco
- Katie Owen
- James Glover
Where can I get the full stage times for Neighbourhood Weekender?
The new Neighbourhood Weekender is now available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, which features all the information you need for this year's festival.
What time do the gates open for Neighbourhood Weekender 2022?
On both Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th May, gates will open at 12.30pm. The curfew on both nights is 10.30pm.
Are tickets for Neighbourhood Weekender 2022 on sale?
You can but tickets now via www.nbhdweekender.com, www.gigsandtours.com and www.ticketmaster.co.uk.
Music fans can download the app to start planning their weekend.
Watch the highlights of Neighbourhood Weekender 2021: