Radar Festival 2023: Manchester lineup on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, headliners and how to get tickets
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Radar Festival returns this weekend and promises yet another huge weekend of music.
The event, which takes place at O2 Victoria Warehouse in Manchester, was named best new festival at UK Festival Awards 2022. But what can you expect?
Here's all you need to know:
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The lineup at O2 Victoria Warehouse has been confirmed for 2023 edition of the festival. It is as follows:
Friday, 28 July
Stage one
- Sleep Token
- Haken
- God Is An Astronaut
- Unprocessed
- AA Williams
- Exploring Birdsong
- Playgrounded
Stage Two
- Monuments
- Aviva
- Owane & Jack Gardiner
- Floya
- Hypno5e
- Forager
- Shattered Skies (final show)
Saturday, 29 July
Stage one
- Igorrr
- Perturbator
- thornhill
- Pupil Slicer
- Allt
- Harbringer
- Modern Error
Stage Two
- Heart of a Coward
- Dream State
- Wheel
- Profiler
- Tiberius
- Graywave
- Crushed by Waves
Sunday, 30 July
Stage One
- Periphery
- Volumes
- Ten56
- Caligula's House
- Long Distance Calling
- I Built The Sky
- Where Oceans Burn
Stage Two
- Loathe
- Resolve
- Ghost Iris
- The Callous Daoboys
- Lake Malice
- Forlorn
- Deadspeaker
Who are the headliners?
Sleep Token, Igorrr and Periphery will headline the main stage at Radar Festival on Friday, Saturday and Sunday respectively.
Which masterclasses are available?
The following masterclasses are taking place at throughout the weekend and include:
- Manuel Gardner Fernandes (unproccessed)
- Olly Steele (creative masterclass)
- Periphery (full band Q&A)
- John Brown & Mike Malyan (Monuments)
- Musicians Union (We are the Mu)
- Volumes (artist Q&A)
Can you get tickets?
Full weekend tickets are still available from Eventim and cost £133.75 per person. Ticketmaster is selling single day tickets for each of Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Prices start at £64.50 each - but resale tickets are available for difference prices.
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