whenyoung, Kiran Leonard, Another Sky, Peaness, Avalanche Party, & more for Are You Listening? 2019

Are You Listening? 2019

Saturday 27th April 2019
various venues, Reading, Berkshire, RG1 4QU, England MAP
£25

Daily capacity: 2,000

The final line-up has been revealed for for indoor one-day-er Are You Listening? Festival, which has been raising awareness and funds for Reading Mencap since launching in 2013 and takes place at various venues across Reading town centre on Saturday 27th April 2019.

The new announcements include Irish trio whenyoung, Manchester's Kiran Leonard, four-piece Another Sky, indie pop-ers Peaness, local mannequin-wielding electro-rockers The Pink Diamond Revue, dance-pop duo Candy Says, garage-punk outfit Avalanche Party (pictured above), Bug Prentice, Citrus Duo, Cody Noon, Colours & Fires, Damien A Passmore & The Loveable Fraudsters, Harroland, Jacob Holroyd, Jen Berkova, Joe Hicks, KT King, Peloton DJ, PEM, Pete Hefferan, Pinups, Rhymstar feat. Max Profit & DJ J Rich, Rum N Donuts DJ, Shoals, The Ady Baker Sound, The Boileroom DJ, The Push DJ, and Tracks & Grooves DJ.

Previously announced acts include Gengahr, Krafty Kuts, Bad Sounds, Flamingods, Rozi Plain, TVAM, Our Girl, SK Shlomo, BIG LAD, Willie J. Healey, Gently Tender, Madonnatron, and more. For the details as available please see the line-up page.

Festival organiser Dave Maul explains about the announcement: "We're really pleased to announce the final slew of acts to play the seventh Are You Listening? Festival. We're really happy with the diversity of the line-up this year, as well as the sheer quality on the bill, with buzzy rappers, oddball experimentalists and classical orchestras all sharing stages for us. We've still got a few exciting things to announce and we look forward to breaking the £70,000 total mark for our charity partner Reading Mencap".

Tickets are on sale, currently priced at £25.

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Are you Listening? raises money for local Learning Disability charity Reading Mencap, and since starting out in 2013 has raised nearly £60,000 for the independently funded charity.

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