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Reading Festival granted permission to get bigger and loudercapacity to increase by 6,500, and more tickets available for localsMonday 27th July 2009 The organisers of Reading Festival have been given permission to expand the capacity of the event over the next two years.
The festival has also been given permission to turn up the volume. The council have given permission for sound levels on site to increase from 98 decibels to 107 decibels. An extra 3,500 tickets to this year's festival held on August bank holiday are now available only to residents of the Borough of Reading (one per resident) until Friday 31st July (midnight). This includes all residents with RG1 postcodes. Reading Borough Council residents within RG2, RG4, RG6, RG30 and RG31 are also eligible - all applications from these postcode areas will be checked that they fall within Reading Borough Council's boundary. Residents of Mapledurham Village are also eligible for tickets, any left over will go on general sale on Saturday 1st August. Those festival goers who are eligible must register via email before Friday 31st July in order to be emailed the ticket link. Registration must include name, address and how festival goers are planning to travel to the festival. Those who apply and are eligible will be sent the link from Monday 3rd August to buy one ticket. For more information see the festival's news page, (here). The festival which also has a sister event in Leeds will feature a full line-up of over 150 acts over the bank holiday weekend across six stages from Friday 28th to Sunday 30th August with headliners of Kings Of Leon, Arctic Monkeys, and Radiohead, with other acts including Kaiser Chiefs, Placebo, The Prodigy, Maximo Park, Ian Brown, Bloc Party, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Vampire Weekend, Gossip, Glasvegas, and many more. For the Reading line-up details click here. Reading Festival takes place at Little Johns Farm, Richfield Avenue, Reading, Berkshire. Reading Festival tickets have completely sold out. This year no tickets will be for sale at the festival, and there will be no on-site box office either. published: 09:04 (GMT)
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