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Here Comes The Sun set to return to Rising Sun Arts Centre

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Wednesday, July 29, 2026 6:58 am
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Here Comes The Sun Festival is back for its day-long celebration at the Rising Sun Arts Centre, with live music, art, spoken word, and comedy, on Saturday, August 8. Picture: Jake Clothier

Here Comes The Sun Festival is back for its day-long celebration at the Rising Sun Arts Centre, with live music, art, spoken word, and comedy, on Saturday, August 8. Picture: Jake Clothier

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AN ANNUAL festival celebrating music, art, and live performance is returning to Reading next week.

Here Comes The Sun Festival is back once again for its day-long celebration at the Rising Sun Arts Centre, with live music, art, spoken word, and comedy.

Organised by the centre and its volunteers, the festival welcomes live acts across three stages alongside art installations and family activities.

This year’s lineup features performances from Glass Half Broken, Shallowdaze, Nick Saxton, Polly B Rose, Jessica Bits, Icey Music, She+choir, Dead Sea Trio, Eleni, Modeste, and Greg Mayston’s Folk, Blues and Americana.

It also welcomes Louis Jacobi, Stable Boys, Neurish, Pipe Major Ron Patterson, Zap! Comedy & Friends, Dreading Slam, Primal Resonance, an Improv Comedy Group, and a Pendulum Music installation.

Here Comes The Sun Festival takes place at the Rising Sun Arts Centre on Saturday, August 8, from 2:00 pm.

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Advance general admission tickets cost £16.50, with dedicated £11 low-income tiers, £27.50 supporter options, and free entry for children under 14.

Full details and tickets available via: whatsonreading.com/venues/rising-sun-arts-centre

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