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Reading Festival: First 2025 headliners announced

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Friday, December 6, 2024 8:06 am
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THE FIRST batch of performers tipped to play next year’s Reading and Leeds Festivals has been announced.

Jack Saunders announced the string of bands and acts that would be taking to the stage when the event returns next August on his BBC Radio 1 show.

First among them was one of four headliners, rapper Travis Scott, who returns to the festival after numerous appearances, including in 2018.

Scott will be joined by hard rock purveyors Bring Me The Horizon, who are also making a return to the event, as well as Irish singer-songwriter Hozier.

Chappell Roan was announced to be rounding out the headliners for this year, confirming rumours which abounded earlier today, Thursday, December 5.

They’ll be joined by AJ Tracey, Rudim3ntal, Wallows, Softplay, Alessi Rose, Mannequin P*ssy, The Chats, Lola Young, and Bloc Party on the Friday.

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Becky Hill, Enter Shikari, Conan Gray, Wunderhorse, Blanco, Balming Tiger, Bilmuri, Issey Cross, Lambrini Girls, Royel Otis, and Pale Waves will be performing on the Saturday.

 

Sammy Virji, Trippie Redd, Amyl and the Sniffers, Suki Waterhouse, DJ EZ, Girls Don’t Sing, Sea Girls, Songer, Luvcat, and Antony Szmierek will round out the bill on the Sunday.

Reading Festival takes place from Friday-Sunday, August 21-24 next year.

Tickets go back on sale on Monday, December 9.

More information and tickets available via: readingfestival.com

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