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Are You Listening? Festival returns to Reading this weekend

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Thursday, May 8, 2025 4:40 pm
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Are You Listening? Festival returns to venues across town on Saturday, May 10.

Are You Listening? Festival returns to venues across town on Saturday, May 10.

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ARE YOU Listening? Festival is returning to venues around Reading this weekend.

Among those taking to the stage are Henjila, hailing from Sandhurst, who brings bedroom bubblegum pop laden with earnest lyrics.

They’ll be joined by The Pink Diamond Revue, and Reading’s own Ma Bessie, who brings sultry, virtuoso jazz from the likes of Bessie Smith and her contemporaries.

The flurry of names set to perform also includes Anne Erhard, AK/DK, Ben Marwood, Bethia, Black Fonu, Cholly, Dog Unit, and Harmonic Motion.

Also on the bill are House of Women, Josh Roberts, Kahnya, Magnolia, Makeshift Art Bar, Mat Carter, Miétte, Nostromo, Oh Dear, Paul Vinyl, Pej, and Shelf Lives.

Rounding out the bill is Thick Richard, Tigers on vaseline, Tracks & Grooves, Truck Violence, Tukan, White Magic for Lovers, the WIll McRea Trio, and Ziyad Al-Samman.

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Two-piece soul-infused punk outfit Big Special will be headlining, joined by Benefits, Coach Party, Honey Glaze, Joshua Idehen, Nathan Fake, and Man/Woman/Chainsaw.

Rounding out the line-up are Alien Chicks, CLT DRP, Doops, Human Interest, Means of Production, Paige Kennedy, SkunkWorm, The Dazed Minded, and Y.

Dublin’s garage punk purveyors Sprints have also been announced as headliners for the warm-up event in St Laurence Church on Friday, May 9.

Are You Listening? Festival returns to venues across town on Saturday, May 10, including Market Place, St Laurence Church, Purple Turtle, The Face Bar, South Street Arts Centre, and Sub89.

Full details and tickets are available via: areyoulistening.org.uk

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