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The Borough, Panic Shack, and Dan le Sac among first slew of names announced for Are You Listening? Festival

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Friday, February 27, 2026 8:54 am
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Are You Listening? Festival has named 20 artists, including The Borough and Dan le Sac who will be taking to the stage when the event returns in May. Picture: Harry Dodson, via Are You Listening? Festival

Are You Listening? Festival has named 20 artists, including The Borough and Dan le Sac who will be taking to the stage when the event returns in May. Picture: Harry Dodson, via Are You Listening? Festival

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ONE OF Reading’s festival calendar staples has fired the starting pistol and announced the first list of artists who will be making up the line-up this spring.

Are You Listening? Festival has named 20 artists who will be taking to the stage when the event returns to venues across the town in May.

Reading’s own The Borough are among those announced, who have charted something of a rise in recent months as they graced the likes of Readipop Fiesta with engaging, experimental, and at times ethereal punk and surf-rock mixes.

They’ll be joined by Dan Le Sac, who has returned to live performance after some time away.

Dan le Sac has worked as producer and composer behind the likes of videogame soundtracks for Disney, as well as indie titles, including in the Tron franchise, both Subsurface Circular and Quarantine Circular, and Arcsmith.

He returned to live performances last year following the release of Live in Places, an album which celebrated his eight years of sharing the stage with long-time collaborator Scroobius Pip.

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This year will mark the 20th anniversary of when the pair first kicked off their partnership on stages right here in Reading, at South Street Arts Centre.

Elsehwere on the bill are Welsh punk purveyors Panic Shack, producer and DJ 1-800 GIRLS, Adult DVD, Blood Wizad, Chartreuse, and DAUFØDT.

They’ll appear alongside ELLiS-D, Grace Pounds, LadyLike, LemonSuckr, Murkage Dave, My Liberal Pony, and No Worries If Not.

Rounding out the roster are Pale Blue Eyes, Pan Amsterdam, Scaler, Slag, and Whitelands.

Twenty-Five more artists are still yet to be announced, as well as who will be making an appearance for the warm-up show.

Are You Listening? Festival is set to return to venues across Reading, including Face bar, Milk, Purple Turtle, Sub89, St Laurence Church, and Market Place on Saturday, May 9.

Full details and tickets are available via: areyoulistening.org.uk

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