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The must-see bands of Reading and Leeds 2014: this year's best bits
Reasons why this year's festival will be amazing
Brody Dalle: After making a huge impact with her first ever solo album, Diploid Love, Dalle will be joining husband Josh Homme on the Reading and Leeds line-up, bringing her own blistering live show to UK festival audiences. Dalle has already proven herself a force to be reckoned with in recent gigs, and outdoor summer shows are sure to be even more explosive. (Photo - Danny Payne)
Tags: Reading Festival, Leeds Festival
by Michael Baggs | Photos by WENN.com
Tags: Reading Festival, Leeds Festival
Reading and Leeds Festivals have today (23 April 2014) announced 52 new bands and artists joining the line-up for 2014. And it is looking HUGE.
Headlining the festival-double in 2014 are Arctic Monkeys, Blink 182 and a Queens Of The Stone Age and Paramore - all of whom now have some extra company in the muddy fields of Reading and Leeds. Among the new additions are the likes of Brody Dalle, The Kooks and even nostaglic nu-metal icons Papa Roach, who will be gracing the festival's mainstage at both locations.
But who should you see if you're going to Reading and Leeds? This year's line-up is more diverse, and perhaps more impressive than ever, with dance and hip-hop acts joining in the raucous fun of a festival usually known for its rock and roll sounds. Here's our guide to the bands and artists you must not miss if you are going to either Reading or Leeds this summer...
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