Liverpool's Hope & Glory Festival might be attempting a comeback this summer.
The event launched last year, aiming to bring together a mixed bag of delights for Mersey music fans.
Sadly, it didn't quite go to plan; shambolic organising on the ground saw fans suffer huge queues, while the second day of the festival was postponed.
A remarkable interview by the organiser of Hope & Glory Festival on talkRADIO went viral, while the festival's official Twitter feed seemed to continually berate fans and onlookers.
A few moments ago, however, something curious happened: the Twitter account for Hope & Glory Festival 2018 went live.
Liverpool based journalist Peter Guy spotted the account, leading to speculation that organisers might try one more attempt.
Surely not. Surely. pic.twitter.com/gm79XjTMTX
— Peter Guy (@Getintothis) March 26, 2018
Is that a good thing? Well, if they've learned a few lessons from 2017's debacle then yes. If not…
Keep 'em peeled.
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