More bands set to play in your Neighbourhood

MANCHESTER’S city-wide music festival Neighbourhood has revealed the second wave of acts joining this year’s line-up.

Scottish indie rockers The View will perform their debut album Hats Off to the Buskers in celebration of their debut album’s 10th anniversary, while fellow noughties favourites The Subways will also make their live return at the event.

Also joining the bill are The Big Moon, Zak Abel and Isaac Gracie, alongside up and coming northern acts No Hot Ashes, Strange Bones, October Drift, Party Hardly and Team Picture.

The new wave of artists join previouslyannounced headliners Peace and Rat Boy along with some of the country’s freshest and most exciting names across a multitude of Manchester music venues on Saturday October 7.

Mossley up-and-comers Cabbage will be welcomed back after a phenomenally successful year, along with fellow home-grown talent Rory Wynne, Jordan Max, The Blinders and Phoebe Green.

Other hotly-tipped acts performing at the festival this year includes Billie Marten, Black Honey, The Amazons, Superfood, Leo Stannard and The Orielles.

The Albert Hall, the O2 Ritz, Sound Control, Gorilla, Deaf Institute, The Zoo, Revolution Oxford Road, Factory 251, Underdog and the Thirsty Scholar will be among the venues staging this year’s gigs.

The inaugural event last year saw Blossoms, Circa Waves, Liam Fray, White Lies, Twin Atlantic, The Sherlocks, Louis Berry, The Pigeon Detectives and many more perform to sold out crowds and rave reviews.

More acts for 2017 will be revealed in a final line up announcement coming soon. Tickets for Neighbourhood Festival are on sale NOW priced from £25 from gigsandtours.com, ticketmaster. co.uk. Visit neighbourhoodfestival.com for the full lineup.