THERE'S no place like home for The Amazons lead vocalist Matt Thomson, following the band's debut on Reading Festival's Main Stage East on Sunday. They gave audiences an explosive set...
Read moreDetailsSUNSHINE, downpours, music and more: that was Saturday at the 2023 Reading Festival. It wouldn’t be a festival without a bit of the wet stuff falling from the sky, but...
Read moreDetailsREADING Festival's final day for 2023 is here, bringing with it its last batch of internationally renowned artists, comedy, and performances. Reading's own The Amazons make their Main Stage debut...
Read moreDetailsWhile Only The Poets are set to perform on the BBC Introducing stage later today, they had time to catch up with Reading Today for a quick chat about what...
Read moreDetailsSaturday will see performance from Only The Poets, Lucia and The Best Boys, Easy Life, Arlo parks, Baby Queen, The Killers, and The 1975
Read moreDetailsWE ALREADY know it, and a survey makes it official: Reading Festival is top of the pops
Read moreDetailsFriday saw sets from Foals, Sam Fender, ALT BLK ERA, Yard Act, Magnolia Park, Mimi Webb, and Bombay Bicycle Club
Read moreDetailsReading Festival is finally here, so we've got day-by-day previews with our top picks for who and what to see as the event gets underway
Read moreDetailsThe event sees new safety hubs, bans disposable vapes, the return of the cinema tent, and a new and improved silent disco
Read moreDetailsA READING town centre bar is opening its doors to festival goers looking for a lively start to their day.
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