Blink-182 drop Reading And Leeds Festivals hint

Blink-182 have dropped a hint that they may be appearing at the Reading And Leeds Festivals this August. Drummer Travis Barker told MTV News that the rockers would be traveling through Europe for festival appearances during August – with the band already rumoured to be playing a slot at the UK dual event."We go to Europe in August for all the festivals... we do, like, six weeks out there, and then our album will come out probably early next year," he explained.Sonisphere and V Festival also take place in the UK in August.

Reading Festival Tickets are available online at GigSprot.

Reading Festival Tickets are on sale .

Tickets will be sold at The Online Ticket Shop and other ticket agents such as HMV this as 2009 as usual but rather than the day after the online release, it will be on the same day as the online release. They will go on sale at 7pm on Monday, 30th March

Reading Oracle is the only HMV that will be selling Day Tickets and also you can buy on The Online Ticket Shop.

HMV's participating are High Wycombe, Kingston, Newbury, Oxford, Portsmouth, Reading Friar St, Reading Oracle, Slough, Southampton, Staines, Swindon, Winchester. These stores are subject to change

Friday 28 Aug 09 Reading Festival Tickets Richfield Avenue Reading, United Kingdom Seating Plan

Saturday 29 Aug 09 Reading Festival Saturday Only Tickets Day Ticket Only Richfield Avenue Reading, United Kingdom Seating Plan

Sunday 30 Aug 09 Reading Festival Sunday Only Tickets Day Ticket Only Richfield Avenue Reading, United Kingdom Seating Plan

All Reading Festival Tickets are available on The Online Ticket Shop.

Reading Festival - 2008

The Reading Festivals took place on the weekend of the 22 to 24 August. In 2008, Reading Festival Tickets had been released on March 31 at 6:45pm and sold out within 2 hours. Reading Festival Tickets sold out in just one hour.This was the first year "BBC Introducing..." had a stage at the festival.
The 2008 Reading Festival saw a great number of site changes, including relocation of the wristband exchange to the external gates, the Reading Festival Bridge over the River Thames in order to connect the white campsite to the main area, and numerous security enhancements.
A set of the box office changes resulting in disorderly lines of as many as 50 people or more wide at places and higher demand than previous years due to several festival-goers having purchased tickets from fake websites, meant that people queued for 15 hours or more in some cases.