Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts

Tuesday, 7 April 2009

Reading Festival, this line-up rocks!

Wow! This year’s Reading Festival line-up is one of the best I’ve seen in years.

See below for the line-up so far

Nashville’s Kings of Leon have enjoyed a few penultimate headlining stints on the main stage in the past, but after winning two Brit awards this year the sons of Pentecostal evangelical preacher Leon are hitting the headlining slot.

Arctic Monkeys take their Sheffield social realism to Saturday’s headlining slot, starting life at Reading Festival back in 1995 on what was known as the Carling Stage. Already back then the small tent, reserved mainly for breaking bands, was rammed and spilling out from all sides. And, for once, Sunday’s main stage line-up is one I can’t resist.

Normally the home of the hard rock element to the festival, this year sees Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Bloc Party and then the mighty Radiohead headline. Last playing in 1994, securing Radiohead highlights that organisers Festival Republic are really pulling out all the stops – perhaps in competition to Glastonbury, or perhaps to encourage punters to fork out £175 in this economic climate. It’s clearly worked, as weekend tickets are sold out.

It’s also good to see White Lies already confirmed on the bill. BBC Radio Berkshire has a bit of a connection with the band as Maggie Philbin’s daughter is dating the lead singer. Glasvegas used to play the tiny Rising Sun Arts Centre as part of Club Velocity, so it’s great to see the Scots billed on the Radio One/NME stage too. Of course the stage I’ll be most excited about is the BBC Introducing one, showcasing the best of the bands who are unsigned, undiscovered and under the radar.

The line-up so far


Main stage

Friday
Saturday
Sunday

Tuesday, 24 March 2009

Reading Festival Tickets Agents


There are lot of tickets touts in the market who sell Reading Festival Tickets but among them only few are successful to provide 100% delivered Reading Festival Tickets to their customer. The list of those tickets agents are as under:

Reading Festival Tickets Advice


We can't stress this enough. No tickets on the door in 2009. We don't give a flying f*** if your mates butchers dog got tickets last year doing a secret handshake. We don't care if you managed it last year. 2009 is different. No tickets on the door in 2009. In 2009, its really hard to get Reading Festival Tickets, because last time all tickets have been sold out and i was so much worried, how to get tickets. The Online Ticket Shop is one of the ticket agent we can say that delivered javascript:void(0)100% reading festival Tickets.

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.

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