From Bastille to Gok Wan: Highest Point 2023 has announced its lineup
Gok Wan will be moving from fashion to DJing at Williamson Park’s festival
Highest Point festival has announced its 2023 lineup.
The festival will take place in Williamson Park on 11th-13th May.
The festival announced its headliners on its Instagram in November and December and has now announced who will be joining them.
This year’s headliners consist of: Hacienda Classical on Thursday, Bastille on Friday, and Anne-Marie on Saturday. Other artists performing at the festival include Danny Howard, Freya Ridings, Friendly Fires, Girls Don’t Sync, and Skream.
Via @highestpointfestival on Instagram
Sigma will be performing a DJ set, as well as Sub Focus who will be accompanied by MC I.D. Some other notable performers are Lottery Winners who will be returning to Lancaster after playing at the Sugarhouse in the 2022 Lancaster Music Festival, and Gok Wan who will be performing a DJ set.
The festival will also be holding a Big Family Day out on Sunday 14th May.
Tickets for the festival will be available on Skiddle.
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Featured image via @highestpointfestival on Instagram
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