The highly anticipated Preston Weekender has been postponed due to unsafe concrete in the Guild Hall’s ceiling.
Earlier this year, the Post revealed that the Preston Weekender had shifted from its planned summer, open-air stage on the Flag Market to a winter date at the Guild Hall, marking the attraction's first entertainment event in more than four years. However following the news that RAAC may be present in the roof of the venue, the future of the event was uncertain.
on Sunday, May 5 Taking place between 1pm and 10pm, this event will see a variety of bands take to the stage, including From The Jam, Buzzcocks, Space, Evil Blizzard, Building Giants, Deja Vega, Head Feeder, The Amber List, Hauspoints, Capital Riot, and Ginnel. Preston Weekender is staged by Preston’s Business Improvement District in partnership with Preston City Council.
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