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When the first night of Parklife 2024 came to a close, the sun was setting over the big wheel and it really did feel like summer had arrived. But as we know, British summertime can't officially begin unless there's some showers.
Crowds were left 'drenched' after 'torrential' downpours hit Parklife on Sunday night (June 9). The site, at Heaton Park, was turned into a 'mud bath' after heavy rain battered the region on the second day of the huge festival.
Heavy rain has swept across Heaton Park this evening as the second day of Parklife Festival gathered momentum. Showers were expected and had been intermittent throughout the day, with revellers donning waterproofs and ponchos as they enjoyed some of music's biggest acts.
The first day of Parklife started with a short dramatic outpouring of rain just as the gates opened. But, much to the relief of the tens of thousands of people who descended on Heaton Park yesterday (June 8), the sun was out for much of the day keeping spirits high.
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In just a few days time tens of thousands of beaming fans will be making their way to this year's Parklife Festival. An annual treat for the people of Manchester and beyond, the metropolitan fest will be taking place on the weekend from June 8 to 9.
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Next week, hundreds of thousands of festival goers will be at Heaton Park living their best life for this year's Parklife Festival. The curtain raiser for Manchester's summer, it will take place on June 8 and June 9.