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Reading Pride announces Girls Aloud’s Nadine Coyle to headline

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Monday, August 1, 2022 11:01 am
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Reading Pride's chief engagement officer Tom Price and MyUmbrella's Kerry Kleis announced Nadine Coyle as the festival headliner live on air. Picture: Courtesy of Reading Pride and B Radio.

Reading Pride's chief engagement officer Tom Price and MyUmbrella's Kerry Kleis announced Nadine Coyle as the festival headliner live on air. Picture: Courtesy of Reading Pride and B Radio.

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READING Pride announced on Monday, August 1, that Nadine Coyle of Girls Aloud is set to headline the event in September.

Chief engagement officer of Reading Pride, Tom Price, was joined by MyUmbrella co-founder, Kerry Kleis, in taking over B Radio Berkshire from 10am.

The pair looked back at some of the event’s previous headliners before making the announcement live on air, including, Tight Fit, who performed in 2012.

They played hits from previous headliners such as B*Witched Agnes, Sonique, N-Trance, Tara McDonald and Amanda Wilson.

Previous events have seen drag queen Sum Ting Wong, Emma Stevens, and Uniting Nations performing alongside acts such as Wilma Fingadoo, Grace Anatomy, and Sandy Crack.

This year’s parade and Love Unites festival will be held on Saturday, September 3.

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The festival takes place at Kings Meadow, with the parade leading from Reading Station to the festival site.

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