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Reading Festival 2025 - Saturday in Reading,

Aug 23, 2025 at 9:30 AM  ·  Richfield Avenue Richfield Avenue

Reading Festival
Aug 23
Reading Festival
Past Concert

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LineUp

Jazzy (Yasmine Byrne), an Irish singer-songwriter and DJ from Dublin, is a dance-pop and synth-pop trailblazer. Known for infectious beats, she achieved chart-topping success with "Giving Me" and "Make Me Feel Good" (with Belters Only). Her discography includes the EP "No Bad Vibes" and the DJ mix "Gewah Selects". A BRIT and Ivor Novello nominee, she has collaborated with artists like Cassö and Sonny Fodera. She is recognized as a globally streamed female DJ/vocalist.
Mouth Culture is an alternative/indie/rock band from Leicester, England, formed in 2018. Known for their authentic and cathartic sound blending rock, pop-punk, and nu-metal influences, they aim to provide an escape for listeners. Notable releases include "Mishaps Of My Mid Twenties" and "Whatever The Weather," featuring popular songs like "Don't Pull Up" and "Regret 101." They have performed at Download Festival and toured with You Me At Six. The band signed with Killabop.
Bring Me The Horizon, formed in Sheffield, England in 2004, is a British rock band known for evolving from deathcore to metalcore, alternative metal, and electronic rock. Their latest album, "Post Human: NeX GEn," was released in 2024. In 2026, they released a concert film "L.I.V.E. In São Paulo," collaborated on ILLENIUM's album, and are currently touring.
Formed in 2016, Washington D.C. punk and emo duo Origami Angel consists of vocalist and guitarist Ryland Heagy and drummer Pat Doherty. Known for their genre-blending style combining easycore, metalcore, indie rock, and electronic music, they released their third album, Feeling Not Found.
BRIT Award-winning British artist Becky Hill is a pop and electronic music pioneer known for 17 UK Top 40 singles, including the UK number one single Remember, and billions of streams. Her debut album Only Honest On The Weekend reached UK number seven.
Limp Bizkit, formed in Jacksonville, Florida in 1994, is a pioneering nu metal and rap rock band. Fronted by Fred Durst, with Wes Borland, John Otto, and DJ Lethal, they are known for hits like "Nookie" and "Break Stuff." Founding bassist Sam Rivers passed in October 2025. The band remains active, with members pursuing individual projects and the group currently touring, maintaining their influential presence.
Enter Shikari, hailing from St Albans, England, formed in 1999, pioneering electronicore. Their genre-defying sound fuses post-hardcore, alternative rock, and metal with electronic elements like drum and bass and dubstep. Renowned for electrifying live performances and sociopolitical commentary, they've earned multiple "Best Live Band" awards. Albums such as "A Kiss for the Whole World" achieved chart success, alongside popular songs like "Sorry You're Not a Winner" and "Juggernauts".
British rock band Wunderhorse gained acclaim through visceral live shows and Jacob Slater’s songwriting. Following their 2022 debut Cub, their sophomore album Midas turned silver and won The Group Award at the 2025 Rolling Stone UK Awards.
VOILÀ is a duo of Luke Eisner (Wisconsin, US) and Gus Ross (Dorset, UK). The Emmy-nominated pair self-produce, write, and perform their songs, with over 600M global streams and RIAA and ARIA Gold certifications.
Texas-born creator and podcaster turned singer-songwriter. Rising online in 2019, she built a 15M+ audience, hosts YouTube talk show Royal Court, and The Broski Report hit Top 5 on Apple and Spotify. Released debut single The Sun.
House of Protection is a dynamic musical duo formed by Aric Improta and Stephen Harrison, known for their work in Fever 333, Night Verses, and The Chariot. They blend punk, electronic, and hardcore with elements of trap, trip-hop, and alternative rock. Their EPs, "GALORE" and "Outrun You All," feature tracks like "Godspeed" and "It's Supposed To Hurt." Signed to Red Bull Records, they champion creative self-expression.
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.
South Arcade, an English alt-pop-rock band from Oxford, formed in 2021. Known for viral practice videos, their sound blends pop punk, alternative rock, and nu metal, drawing comparisons to Avril Lavigne and Bring Me the Horizon. Popular tracks include "Danger," "Stone Cold Summer," and "Supermodels," with EPs like "2005" and "PLAY!" receiving acclaim.
Rifle is a Thai hip-hop and R&B artist from Mukdahan who co-founded the group Hurrikanez. He gained viral fame with his 2019 song RIFFERN and released his solo album Overdose in 2021. Known for storytelling drawn from personal experiences, he collaborated with rapper Saran on the 2023 hit Tee Sood Loey.
South African-born, Australia-based artist Ecca Vandal blends punk, pop, rap, and EDM. After studying jazz and art, she released her debut EP in 2016 and a self-titled album in 2017 featuring Sampa the Great and Dennis Lyxzén, followed by her sophomore set, Looking For People to Unfollow.
Detroit-based electronic duo Snow Strippers, Tatiana Schwaninger and Graham Perez, formed in 2021, crafting an intense electropop and EDM fusion. Known for their high-energy sound and nostalgic 2000s aesthetics, they gained online prominence. Key releases include "The Snow Strippers" (2022) and "Night Killaz, Vol. 2" (2024).
Bilmuri, Johnny Franck's Ohio-based project, blends country, post-hardcore, and experimental pop. Known for explosive live energy and prolific releases, he's celebrated for songs like "HARD2TELL" and collaborations such as "ALWAYS LET YOU DOWN" with A Day To Remember. Albums include "KINDA HARD" and "AMERICAN MOTOR SPORTS".
Balming Tiger, named after the tiger balm, is a multinational K-pop band aiming for global impact, popularizing Asian culture with members like Omega Sapien and Sogumm.
Pale Waves are a four-piece band from Manchester featuring Heather Baron-Gracie, Ciara Doran and Charlie Wood. Since their 2018 debut My Mind Makes Noises, they’ve embraced their queerness and shifted toward a harder, pop-punk sound on Unwanted.
Texas-born pop singer-songwriter Conan Gray broke through with debut album Kid Krow (#5 Billboard 200, Platinum), featuring 4x-Platinum hit Heather. He followed with Superache (2022) and Found Heaven (2024), and has 12B total streams.
Cairo-born alt-pop singer-songwriter nxdia (“Nadia”), diary-driven, community-focused artist inspired by childhood in Egypt and honest, therapy-like songwriting.
Good Neighbours is a London-based indie-pop duo, Oli Fox and Scott Verrill, known for their optimistic sound blending upbeat melodies with reflective lyrics. Their debut single, "Home," became an international hit, charting in multiple territories. Other popular songs include "Ripple" and "Keep It Up." They have been recognized as Brit nominees and are known for their cinematic approach to music. Their album "Blue Sky Mentality" includes several tracks.
Kennington-born UK rapper (Angolan refugee roots) blending drill & baile funk; ex-Harlem Spartans. 200M+ streams; viral “Shippūden,” “Ponzi Scheme”; Glasto & Paris FW.
Australian rock duo Royel Otis blend melody and bittersweet humor, known for hits like “Murder on The Dancefloor” and “Linger.” They've sold 100K+ tickets, won 4 ARIA Awards, and topped charts globally.
Sunday (1994) is an English-American dream pop band based in Los Angeles, California, formed by Paige Turner and Lee Newell. Known for their cinematic sound and vintage aesthetic, their music blends 90s shoegaze with evocative lyrics. Popular songs include "Tired Boy" and "Shame". They released the EPs "Sunday (1994)" and "Devotion", with a deluxe edition of "Devotion" featuring tracks like "Shame" and "Darling, I've Done This Dance Before".
Glasgow's VLURE combines rave, punk, and trance with brooding synths and punk poetry. Known for their energetic style and roots in Glasgow's vibrant music scene.
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.

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