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ReadiPop Early Bird tickets on sale on Monday, February 27

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Saturday, February 25, 2023 8:30 am
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Morcheeba performing at Readipop in 2022; the festival is now due to return on Friday, July 14. Picture: Dijana Capan/DVision

Morcheeba performing at Readipop in 2022; the festival is now due to return on Friday, July 14. Picture: Dijana Capan/DVision

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ONE OF Reading’s festivals has announced that it is about to release the first wave of tickets.

Readipop is set to release tickets for general sale on Monday, February 27, with sales going live at 10am.

The festival is returning to its home in Christchurch Meadows, bringing with it three days of live music and performances, street food, and beer from Berkshire breweries.

The stage is now set for the event to take place from Friday-Sunday, July 14-16, with all of the proceeds going towards Readipop’s charity work.

Readipop works to support artists and young people in Reading with a range of programmes, including its own music label which helps musicians access career and skills support as well as musical equipment and spaces.

It also provides one-on-one support, workshops, events, and community projects to help develop musicianship and foster creativity for young artists.

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As well as internationally renowned artists such as Badly Drawn Boy, Transglobal Underground, and Morcheeba, last year’s Readipop saw highlights from Reading’s own Third Lung, Khyren Kane, Readiophonics, BeatRoots, OSP, and The Pink Diamond Revue.

Ealry Bird tickets give access to all three days of the event, costing £37.50 for adults and with concessions to be announced.

Early Bird tickets go on sale at 10am on Monday, February 27, available via: readipop.co.uk

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