Highest Point Festival reveals all three 2023 headliners

Lancaster’s gorgeous multi-genre festival, Highest Point, has announced all three headliners for its 2023 bash.

Date published: 8th Dec 2022

After a truly thrilling 2022, Highest Point Festival is back in May 2023, and this year's lineup is already looking absolutely stunning, with all three headliners now announced. 

The festival sees three days of music brought to Lancaster’s Williamson Park on Thursday 11th of May - Saturday 13th of May. The perfect setting, Williamson Park is covered with charming woodland, gorgeous views, and, of course, the iconic Ashton Memorial. 

But let’s get stuck into those headliners.

Photo: Highest Point / Facebook.com

Revamping classic bangers from the Manchester clubbing scene back in the day using classical arrangements, Hacienda Classical will headline the festival on Thursday the 11th of May. For those who were around to experience the chaos of those days, their set will be a real nostalgic treat. And if you weren’t around back then, well, here’s your chance to absorb the scene of those heavenly days!

On the Friday night, indie-pop outfit Bastille will take to the stage, bringing their euphoric, sunny chart-topping tunes, such as Pompeii and Good Grief, to get punters singing, dancing, and feeling the love.

Photo: Highest Point / Facebook.com

The final headliner is none other than Anne-Marie. One of the most streamed artists in the UK, Anne-Marie will certainly please lovers of chart-topping pop bangers. Her tunes, such as 2002 and PSYCHO, will bring a rounded close to a weekend of fun, tunes, and impeccable vibes. 

The lineup is already fantastic. More artists will be announced in January 2023, covering a wide range of genres, including drum and bass, indie, house, funk, pop, and so much more.

Alongside an incredible lineup of the hottest names on the scene, punters can enjoy regional street food, craft beer, and a whole host of dazzling experiences on site. 

Tickets will officially go on sale on Thursday the 8th of December (yes, tonight!) on Skiddle at 6 pm. 

Full weekend tickets will cost £145 per adult. And day tickets for Thursday and Friday will be available from £39.50 per adult and Saturday tickets for £69.50. To help spread the cost, payment plans will be available for both weekend and day tickets, including Paypal’s Pay In 3.

Stay sharp, set your alarms and get ready!

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Header image credit: Highest Point / Facebook.com