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Reading Festival 2026 - Saturday and Sunday Non-Camping in Reading,

Aug 29, 2026 at 9:30 AM  ·  Richfield Avenue Richfield Avenue

Pepsi MAX presents Reading 2026
Aug 29
Pepsi MAX presents Reading 2026
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Sombr, born Shane Michael Boose in New York City, is an American singer, songwriter, and producer. Known for indie, alternative, and pop rock, he crafts self-written music exploring themes of heartbreak. His debut album, I Barely Know Her, features hits like "Back to Friends" and "Undressed". He earned a Grammy nomination and an MTV VMA for Best Alternative Video.
🇬🇧 RAYE: British singer-songwriter blending pop/R&B; “Escapism.” UK #1, 8 UK Top 20 singles, 5B Spotify streams; Ivor Novello + record 6 BRITs (2024).
Maisie Peters, an English singer-songwriter from Steyning, crafts honest, witty pop and indie pop. Known for relatable, diary-style songs, she signed with Ed Sheeran's Gingerbread Man Records. Her album "The Good Witch" topped UK charts, making her the youngest solo British female artist in nearly a decade. Her third album, "Florescence," released in May 2026, features songs like "Kingmaker" with Julia Michaels. She won the inaugural Rolling Stone UK Breakthrough Award.
Essex-born DJ Rossi. is a fixture in London’s club scene, known for a fresh take on Minimal House. He held a Fabric residency and played Ministry of Sound and Printworks. In 2019 he scored two Beatport No.1s; DJ Mag tipped him as one to watch in 2020.
St. Louis pop artist Slayyyter broke through with her 2019 self-titled mixtape, followed by debut album Troubled Paradise (2021) and STARFUCKER (2023). Her viral hit “Daddy AF” later appeared in Oscar Best Picture winner Anora.
St. Louis-bred, NYC-based siblings Angel and Lulu Prost form Frost Children, a duo known for their kinetic, genre-bending hyperpop, glitchcore, and EDM. They blend rave chaos with melodic sincerity, crafting a unique sound. Notable albums include "Sister" (2025) and the "Tweaker Poem" EP (2026), with collaborations spanning Kim Petras, Porter Robinson, and Danny Brown.
London, England producer/DJ Duke Dumont broke through with 2013 early-’90s crossover house hit Need U (100%), topping the UK chart. He scored another UK No. 1 with 2014’s I Got U, followed by Ocean Drive, Real Life, and Inhale with Ebenezer.
Australian DJ and producer Mall Grab, born Jordon Alexander in Newcastle, crafts an energetic electronic sound blending house, techno, lo-fi, UK garage, and grime. Known for his dynamic sets, he released his debut album "What I Breathe" and popular tracks like "Liverpool Street In The Rain" and "iluv." He has collaborated with artists such as Turnstile.
Australian hardcore five-piece SPEED formed in 2019. Their 2024 debut album ONLY ONE MODE broke them into the spotlight. The three-track EP ALL MY ANGELS channels grief, adding deeper grooves plus synths and samples.
Jane Remover is an American musician from New Jersey, known for evolving from digicore and hyperpop to shoegaze, indie rock, and EDM. They debuted with the 2021 album Frailty and released their third studio album, Revengeseekerz, in 2025, along with the EP ♡. Remover also explores an indie rock sound as Venturing and pioneered the "dariacore" microgenre as Leroy. They continue to release new music and are currently touring.
Santan Dave (David Omoregie) is a rapper from Brixton, South London. A socially aware storyteller, he broke out with EP Six Paths (2016) and UK #1 albums Psychodrama (2019) and We're All Alone in This Together (2021).
College Park, Georgia rapper Gunna (born Sergio Kitchens) broke out on Young Thug’s “Floyd Mayweather” (2016), signed to YSL, and scored Billboard 200 hits including WUNNA (No. 1) and DS4Ever (No. 1). Known for “Drip Too Hard,” “FukUMean.”
Melbourne-based post-punk quartet Radio Free Alice, formed in Sydney, delivers angular, guitar-driven indie rock with intellectual lyrics and frontman Noah Learmonth's distinctive vocals. They released EPs "Radio Free Alice" (2023), "Polyester" (2024), and "Empty Words" (2025), alongside singles like "Lunch Money". Signed to Atlantic Records, they have supported The Killers and Geese, earning acclaim from Rolling Stone and NME.
South London singer-songwriter Abby Keen, born to a Swiss-Ghanaian mother and British father, broke out with self-produced EPs in 2019. A sought-after co-writer, she penned songs for Normani, David Guetta and Anitta’s Versions of Me.
Clara La San is a composer, producer, and singer known for hook-rich songcraft blending early 00s R&B, rap instrumentals, and cinema-score-inspired production. Her 2023 self-released single In This Darkness earned 100s of millions of streams.
Manchester-born lyricist Seb Lowe, known for his unique style and passion for films such as "The Departed" and shows like "Game of Thrones." Loves Red Bull, curry, and cricketer Michael Holding.
Kingfishr, an Irish indie folk trio from Limerick, formed in 2017, blends traditional influences with contemporary indie sounds. Celebrated for their authentic musicianship and poetic storytelling, they achieved chart-topping success with "Killeagh" and "The Sun Will Never Settle." Their acclaimed debut album, "Halcyon," also reached number one, and the band earned a Music Moves Europe Award.
Luton-raised rap artist and melodic vocalist Nafe gained attention in 2016, supporting Future on his UK tour and opening for Rich Homie Migos and Skepta at Alexandra Palace. In 2017 he played a joint show with Smoke Dawg where Drake made a surprise appearance.
DJ Mag Best of British nominee and Mixmag breakthrough DJ of 2024, house DJ/producer Max Dean runs neXup recz. Known for “Feel Much Better” with Nafe Smallz and Timbaland, plus a chart-topping “Reckless” rework.
London singer-songwriter Amma (Lauren Keen) debuted with the project Middle Child. Formerly a songwriter, she’s penned hits for FLO, Nao, JoJo, Sam Feldt, IVE, and Miraa May, and made her live debut at All Points East.
London-based DJ/producer Joss Dean is an underground house music artist who has played shows across the UK, headlining and selling out Joshua Brooks and performing at Studio 338. His first release landed on neXup recs.
Reading Festival, originating as the National Jazz Festival in 1961, evolved into the UK's longest-running popular music event. It's celebrated for its diverse genres, spanning rock, indie, hip-hop, and electronic music, consistently hosting global superstars and fostering a vibrant community of music enthusiasts.
London-born girl group Say Now, featuring Ysabelle Salvanera, Amelia Onuorah, and Madeleine Haynes, blends pop and R&B. Formed in 2022 as "Needanamebro", they debuted as Say Now in 2023. Known for hits like "Supermarket" and "Millions", they won the 2024 Glamour "Rising Star" award and supported Kylie Minogue. Their music champions female friendship.
Jade are a ’90s R&B trio: Chicago natives Tonya Kelly and Joi Marshall, plus Houston-raised gospel singer Di Reed. They broke through with singles “I Wanna Love You,” “Don’t Walk Away” and “One Woman.” Their gold debut album JADE to the Max led to a tour and TV spots.
Bar Italia is a British indie rock band formed in London in 2020. Comprising Nina Cristante, Sam Fenton, and Jezmi Tarik Fehmi, their sound blends indie sleaze, shoegaze, and lo-fi pop. They are known for their distinctive vocal interplay and have released several albums, including 2023's "Tracey Denim" and "The Twits," and 2025's "Some Like It Hot." The band has achieved significant popularity and tours globally.
An English rapper and songwriter from Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire, known for his deadpan humor, relatable lyrics about everyday British suburban life, and viral hit singles like Mary Berry and Who's That What's That.
George Denver and Harrison Baker form UK garage duo IN PARALLEL. Raised on club music and classic dance compilations, they craft nostalgia-tinged club tracks. Harrison studied in Manchester, founded Pure Filth and released as Baika.
A rising British alternative rap and grime artist from Bury St Edmunds, known for blending elements of rap, grime, R&B, and electronic music with introspective and political lyricism.
Finessekid is a UK rap artist from Lambeth, South London, known for his distinctive hip-hop style. His music often fuses traditional sounds with R&B and electronic elements. Popular tracks include "Sirens (From Ireland)", "Coucoo", and "Mightjuss". He has collaborated with artists like Skepta and Lancey Foux. Finessekid released his self-titled EP and is recognized as a rising star in UK rap, with several songs achieving millions of streams. He also owns the Finesse London streetwear brand.
Cruz Beckham, born in Madrid, Spain, fronts the English alternative rock band The Breakers. Known for a blend of pop, indie, and soft rock with guitar-driven melodies, their sound draws inspiration from Britpop and classic rock. Popular songs include "Optics," "Lick The Toad," "For Your Love," and "Waste Your Pain." Beckham, who began his music journey at age 11, has collaborated with notable producers and songwriters, establishing his own musical identity.
Ruby Roberts is a UK-born alt-pop singer-songwriter known for her soulful voice and evocative storytelling. She blends indie pop with an 80s synth inspiration, creating a dynamic sound. Popular songs include "Trampoline," "My Endeavour," "I'd Do Anything," and "Crush." Her debut EP "Somersault Queen" garnered acclaim, contributing to over 15 million streams.

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Richfield Avenue

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