Live at Leeds: In The Park announces final names for its highly anticipated summer return to Temple Newsam.
The ultimate indie all-dayer festival has already announced a huge bumper line-up for their return to Temple Newsam this May.
Headliners such as Two Door Cinema Club, The Hives, DMA’s, Everything Everything, Cavetown, The Big Moon and Black Honey have already been announced, but new additions this morning has made us even more excited.
Kate Nash, Maximo Park, Lottery Winners and online sensation James Marriott will be joining the celebration of alternative/indie talent this summer.
Taking place on Saturday 27 May 2023, the festival is spread across five stages in the idyllic setting of Temple Newsam.
Live At Leeds: In The Park continues to share the limelight with newcomers into the alt music scene and champion plenty of up-and-coming talent that’ll leave revellers humming the beat of brand new songs aplenty following the day festival’s end.
Speaking about the final additions to Live At Leeds: In The Park, Festival Promoter Joe Hubbard said: “Can it be May already? We’re delighted to add even more names to the Live At Leeds: In The Park 2023 lineup – really bringing together an amazing array of names from across Live At Leeds’ history whilst remaining true to that core belief we all have to champion and support the most exciting new names in modern guitar music.
“Having the likes of Maximo Park and Kate Nash (who have soundtracked countless memories and influenced a ridiculous amount of artists) alongside the likes of acts like Lottery Winners, James Marriott and Medicine Cabinet really nails what Live At Leeds is all about – and these names joining an already packed bill makes me very excited indeed. All coming together on one day, it’s going to be a special party indeed. We’ll see you there!”
The full line-up now looks a little like this…
How to get tickets
Returning to ‘The Park’ (aka Temple Newsam) on Saturday 27 May 2023, there’s still plenty of time to get yourself tickets to Live At Leeds: In The Park.
Tickets are already on sale, with general admission prices starting at £60, or £85 for VIP tickets.
You can also get tickets to both Live At Leeds and Slam Dunk Festival, which takes place the following day at the same location. Tickets are currently priced for the two at £137 plus a booking fee.
All tickets are available here, via See Tickets.
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