BBC Introducing Stage announced for Reading & Leeds 2017

Reading Festival 2017

Thursday 24th to Sunday 27th August 2017
Little Johns Farm, Richfield Avenue, Reading, Berkshire, RG1 8EQ, England MAP
£205 - weekend tickets SOLD OUT

Daily capacity: 90,000

The BBC have announced the line-ups for their BBC Introducing Stage at this year's Reading and Leeds Festivals, which happen annually over the August Bank Holiday weekend in those respective cities.

Playing in Reading on the Friday and Leeds on the Saturday are Touts, The Golden Age Of TV, Scott Quinn, Brooke Bentham, Sugarmen, Rale, Phundo Art, Plaza, and Olly Chamberlain.

For Reading on the Saturday and Leeds on the Sunday are Island, Ider, Playing House, Cassia, Too Many T's, Will Sin For Love, Verschieden, Dan Stock, and Soeur.

And in Reading on the Sunday and Leeds on the Friday are Honey Lung, Queen Zee & The Sasstones, Ginger Snaps, Mosa Wild, Penguin, Alibi, Chroma, Low Island, and Anna Straker.

You can check out what the recommending BBC pundits have to say about each band, here.

The headliners at this year's Reading & Leeds Festivals are Eminem, Kasabian, & Muse, joined a line up of the biggest names in modern music and across the musical spectrum, including the likes of Major Lazer, Haim, Bastille, Liam Gallagher, Two Door Cinema Club, At The Drive In, Migos, You Me At Six, Fatboy Slim, Halsey, Charli XCX, Glass Animals, Korn, PVRIS, Wiley and many more. For all of the line-up details including full day and stage splits please see the Reading Festival line-up page. or the Leeds Festival line-up page.

Weekend & day tickets have sold out for Reading. Sunday tickets for Leeds have sold out.

All other tickets are available via the link below, priced at £205 for a weekend ticket, and £65 for day tickets.

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Reading Festival takes place at Little Johns Farm, Richfield Avenue, Reading, Berkshire, and Leeds Festival takes place at Bramham Park, Leeds, West Yorkshire with both events happening over the weekend of Thursday 24th to Sunday 27th August 2017.

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