We’re delighted that this year’s MCR Pride Live will take place at Homeground and welcome one of the biggest strands of Manchester Pride take place here on the Oxford Road Corridor. It’s also a move that further underlines the brilliant decision-making at HOME to launch Homeground earlier this year and give the city centre a flexible COVID-safe space which has been enjoyed by thousands of audience members.
MCR Pride Live is just one of the many parts which make up August Bank Holiday weekend’s Pride celebrations. Here you can enjoy two days of star-studded music with headliners including electronic dance music producer, DJ, and songwriter Singala, recently departed Radio 1 legend Annie Mac, Katy B, Example, Zara Larsson, Ella Henderson, Gabrielle and lockdown home disco sensation and all-round hero Sophie Ellis-Bextor.
Finally, expect MCR Pride Live takeovers from La Discothèque and Darren Pritchard’s essential Vogue house, The House of Ghetto.
A happy Pride weekend to everyone!
