READING FESTIVAL: Home-town band The Amazons appear on Main Stage East – just one of the highlights on the final day
READING Festival's final day for 2023 is here, bringing with it its last batch of internationally renowned artists, comedy, and ...
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Reading Festival: Staying safe and travelling to and from the festival
The event sees new safety hubs, bans disposable vapes, the return of the cinema tent, and a new and improved ...
People Like Me & You: The Sherlocks talk evolution and Englefield House
Reading Today speaks to The Sherlocks' Brandon Crook ahead of their Heritage Live appearance, a headline European tour, and their ...
Reading Festival adds 70+ artists to this year’s line-up
READING Festival has announced its second round of artists who will be performing at this year's event in August. The ...
Council urges festival goers to ’embrace’ its climate goals and take their tents home
Reading Borough Council, together with Festival Republic, says its "key message" to attendees is to take tents home and avoid ...
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