A low ticket warning has been issued for 2024's Preston Weekender. The Preston Bank Holiday Weekender has released its final wave of tickets with early-
Preston Bank Holiday WeekenderThe event is due to open on Saturday 4 May as well as taking place on Sunday 5 May as well.Headliners From The Jam, Buzzcocks and Space and other regional bands will take to the stage.
“The city centre hasn’t had a weekend of music events and concerts, for a long time and we are hoping that The Weekender proves a popular attraction which can return to the city in the future. Sign up below to receive Blog Preston's email newsletter. It wings its way into inboxes every Sunday and Wednesday rounding up our top stories and more.
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