Dundee to host BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend

31 January 2023 | Joe Gallop | Access All Areas

Camperdown Park in Dundee, Scotland, will host 80,000 people for the three-day BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend on May bank holiday weekend. Big Weekend was originally set to take place in Dundee in 2020 but was cancelled due to Covid-19. It will be the second year the event has taken place as an in-person festival

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