Massive green walls have been installed around part of Otterspool in Liverpool ahead of a one-day festival this weekend. The fencing is part of preparations for No Art Liverpool, which returns to Otterspool Park on Saturday, August 8.
No Art festival details
Following a sold-out event last year, No Art has grown from small parties into an international brand with festivals in Ibiza and the US. This year's line-up features headliners ANOTR, alongside Franky Rizardo, Jamback, Kai King, Miluhska, Rooléh, Rossi and Toma.
Organisers say the 2026 event will have increased capacity, bigger production and a carefully curated programme reflecting No Art's global reputation. The festival has almost completely sold out, with just one ticket option remaining: a backstage ticket costing £207.20, which includes exclusive lounge and stage access.
Sefton Park fencing for In The Park
More fencing is being installed in Sefton Park, but this is unrelated to No Art. It marks the beginning of preparations for In The Park, which takes place on Saturday, August 15. Lewis Capaldi will headline the event, joined by Loyle Carner, who has been shortlisted for the Mercury Prize twice and received multiple BRIT and NME Award nominations. Carner has amassed more than 1.1 billion streams.
Tickets are still available for In The Park. The ECHO has teamed up with the festival to offer readers the chance to win tickets, giving away three pairs of general admission tickets for the August 15 event. Details of how to enter are available through the competition.
