Music
The lineup for the Reading and Leeds festivals has been announced.
Headlining the festivals, which share most of their acts, are Muse, Franz Ferdinand and Pearl Jam, whilst other acts to play the main stages include the Kaiser Chiefs, My Chemical Romance and The Streets.
The festivals will take place at Richfield Avenue, Reading and Bramham Park, near Wetherby between August 25-27. More information can be found at readingfestival.com.
The full list as currently available:
Franz Ferdinand
Kaiser Chiefs
Audioslave
Feeder
Belle and Sebastian
Fall Out Boy (Reading only)
The Subways
Panic! At The Disco
Primal Scream
Muse
Arctic Monkeys
The Streets
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Dirty Pretty Things
The Futureheads
The Cribs
Wolfmother
The Raconteurs
Pearl Jam
Placebo
My Chemical Romance
Maximo Park
The Rakes
The Kooks
Headlining the festivals, which share most of their acts, are Muse, Franz Ferdinand and Pearl Jam, whilst other acts to play the main stages include the Kaiser Chiefs, My Chemical Romance and The Streets.
The festivals will take place at Richfield Avenue, Reading and Bramham Park, near Wetherby between August 25-27. More information can be found at readingfestival.com.
The full list as currently available:
Franz Ferdinand
Kaiser Chiefs
Audioslave
Feeder
Belle and Sebastian
Fall Out Boy (Reading only)
The Subways
Panic! At The Disco
Primal Scream
Muse
Arctic Monkeys
The Streets
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Dirty Pretty Things
The Futureheads
The Cribs
Wolfmother
The Raconteurs
Pearl Jam
Placebo
My Chemical Romance
Maximo Park
The Rakes
The Kooks
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