Reading Festival 2024 - Sunday Day Tickets in Reading - Aug 25, 2024

21 Savage

1 concert

Atlanta-based rapper who began with the Slaughtergang crew. Broke out solo with 2014 single "Picky," followed by 2015 mixtapes The Slaughter Tape and Slaughter King and the Sonny Digital collab EP The Free Guwop. 2016 Metro Boomin EP Savage Mode hit Billboard 200 Top 25.

beabadoobee

16 concerts

Born in the Philippines, raised in London, Beabadoobee started in 2017 with the hit 'Coffee'. Known for confessional bedroom pop, she's celebrated by major outlets and was nominated for BRITs Rising Star and BBC Sound Of 2020.

Pendulum

10 concerts

Pendulum is an Australian electronic rock band formed in Perth in 2002, known for blending drum and bass with hard rock. Key members include Rob Swire, Gareth McGrillen, and Paul "El Hornet" Harding. After hits like "Hold Your Colour" and "In Silico," they reunited in 2016. Their latest album, "Inertia," was released recently, and the band is currently touring globally.

Dom Dolla

7 concerts

Grammy-nominated Australian house producer Dom Dolla is known for hits like San Frandisco, Miracle Maker, and Eat Your Man with Nelly Furtado. Surpassing one billion streams, he has won an ARIA award, been named Rolling Stone’s Best New Artist, and earned global acclaim.

Destroy Boys

9 concerts

Destroy Boys are a California band formed in 2015 by founding members Violet Mayugba and Alexia Roditis. Their fourth album, Funeral Soundtrack #4, follows three earlier albums reflecting major life changes from high school to COVID.

Nia Archives

11 concerts

Nia Archives, from Bradford, West Yorkshire, is an English record producer, DJ, and singer. She crafts distinctive jungle and drum and bass, blending neo-soul and hip-hop. Known for EPs like "Forbidden Feelingz" and the album "Silence Is Loud", she has earned a MOBO Award, NME Award, and multiple BRIT Award nominations. Her unique "cry in the club" sound is widely celebrated.

Crawlers

1 concert

Crawlers are a trio of best friends featuring vocalist Holly Minto, guitarist Amy Woodall, and bassist Liv May. Originating as a DIY band practicing in Warrington and gigging in Liverpool, they have built a supportive community with their fans.

Jesse

7 concerts

Jessé is a French humorist known for his stand-up, offering a liberating and insightful comedic style. Originating from a family of market gardeners near Dijon, his shows, including "Message Personnel," explore personal experiences and societal topics. He is recognized for his raw yet thoughtful approach to humor and contributes chronicles to France Inter.

Paris Paloma

15 concerts

Born in the UK, celebrated for emotive ballads and powerful vocal style. Notable for hits like "Someone Like You." Multiple Grammy winner, famed for deep, soul-stirring lyrics. Often collaborates with top artists.

The Japanese House

4 concerts

The Japanese House, the project of Bain, broke out in 2015. Known for elevated pop music, Bain released the album In the End It Always Does, featuring the singles Sad To Breathe and Boyhood, which was inspired by moving to Margate and past relationships.

James Marriott

43 concerts

James Marriott is an alternative British musician based in Brighton, blending alternative and indie-pop. He launched his independent career in 2020, has toured sold-out across the UK, Europe, Australia and New Zealand, and played Reading and Leeds.

Reading Festival

2 concerts

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.

Corella

10 concerts

Manchester's CORELLA blends alternative indie with emotive lyrics, gaining a loyal fanbase through sold-out UK tours and festival gigs at Reading & Leeds.

Rachel Chinouriri

12 concerts

Rachel Chinouriri, a London-born singer-songwriter of Zimbabwean heritage, crafts heartfelt indie-pop. Known for emotional storytelling and viral hit "So My Darling," her releases include "What a Devastating Turn of Events" and "Little House." She earned an Ivor Novello nomination and BRIT Awards nods, also collaborating with Sombr. Her distinctive sound resonates with a global audience.

Kingfishr

19 concerts

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.

Only The Poets

13 concerts

Reading-born band Only The Poets, influenced by The Cure and '90s British indie, are known for their inclusive, hopeful sound, autobiographical songs, and emotive bonds. Achievements include impacting the local music scene significantly.

Arthur Hill

26 concerts

London-based singer-songwriter Arthur Hill is known for soulful, authentic pop and indie-pop. He rose to prominence with viral TikTok hits like "Tiny Room" and "Iced Coffee." His acclaimed debut EP, "In The Middle Of Somewhere," preceded sold-out tours, including London's Brixton Academy. Hill has collaborated with artists such as Danny Casio.

Catfish and the Bottlemen

Multi-Platinum-selling, BRIT Award-winning modern rock band Catfish and the Bottlemen, led by frontman/songwriter Van McCann. Known for arena shows worldwide; played venues including Wembley Arena and Manchester Arena. Released single Showtime.

Ashnikko

Ashnikko, born Ashton Nicole Casey, is an American alt-pop and electropop artist known for her genre-bending sound and bold, feminist lyrics. Hailing from North Carolina and based in London, she gained viral fame with her 2019 hit "Stupid". Her discography includes the mixtape "Demidevil" (2021) and the albums "Weedkiller" (2023) and "Smoochies" (2025). She is currently touring globally in support of her latest album.

Skrillex

Born Sonny Moore in Los Angeles, Skrillex redefined electronic music with his Grammy-winning dubstep and EDM sound. Known for tracks like "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites" and "Bangarang," he earned nine Grammy Awards. His influential collaborations include Jack Ü with Diplo and work with Justin Bieber, solidifying his impact on global dance music.

Reneé Rapp

North Carolina-born Reneé Rapp is known for Broadway’s Mean Girls and HBO Max’s The Sex Lives of College Girls. Her emotional pop music highlights vulnerability and growth.

Matt Maltese

Matt Maltese, a British-Canadian singer-songwriter from Reading, England, blends indie pop, indie rock, and chamber pop. Known for his melancholic melodies and witty lyricism, popular songs include "As the World Caves In" and "Everyone Adores You (at least I do)". His albums include "Hers" and "Driving Just to Drive". He founded Last Recordings On Earth and composed music for the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Kenny Beats

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Hak Baker

Hak Baker is an Isle of Dogs, East End London troubadour known for poetic tales of inner-city life and an anti-genre “G-Folk” sound. Prominent black artist in alternative music; Vice said he “subverts what a British folk singer can be.”

Danny Howard

Danny Howard is a broadcaster, DJ, label head and producer rooted in dance music. With a decade-long tenure at BBC Radio 1, he hosts the station’s flagship Friday night show, Radio 1’s Dance Party, as a key tastemaker.

Liam Gallagher

Born in Manchester, Liam Gallagher rose as Oasis' swaggering frontman with hits like "Songbird" and "Live Forever." Known for solo work and collaborations with Dave Grohl and John Squire.

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