Os posteo la información del festival:
Reading Festival returns on August Bank Holiday 2013 and we can now reveal the first band names to be announced!
With loads of changes happening at the festival this year, from new stages to more acts than ever before, the first band names get us ready for what is going to be a HUGE festival season ahead. And there's lots more to come...watch out for more exciting announcements coming soon!
Our first
Main Stage announcement for 2013 is
Deftones! This iconic rock band will be celebrating their 25th birthday on the Reading Main Stage. The band are legendary figures in west-coast rock ‘n’ roll and have sold over four million records worldwide. Today, they are cited as an inspiration by everyone from Muse to Biffy Clyro. The way their sound has evolved from 90s metal to expansive noise rock has put them in a league of their own, but expect to hear plenty from their 7 album career including material from their critically acclaimed new record ‘Koi No Yokan’.
Alt-J will take to the top of the bill in the
NME/Radio 1 Stage. 2012 has seen Alt-J go from virtual unknowns to the hottest new band in Britain. The boys have become a global phenomenon, playing sold-out shows in the US, and charting in Belgium, France and the Netherlands.
Alt-J’s astonishing year was topped off when their debut album ‘An Awesome Wave’ won the coveted 2012 Mercury Prize and reached gold status. Now they’re back on home soil for two of the biggest gigs of their lives as they headline the NME/Radio 1 Stage at Reading.
Drum ‘n’ bass returns to Reading! More than a decade after Roni Size headlined the first ever dance stage,
Sub Focus is bringing the beat back, playing one of the first headline sets on the brand new three day
BBC Radio 1 Dance Stage, and what a show it will be! His ground breaking live show is a true spectacle, incorporating some of the most developed technology used today, including epic visuals displayed on a bespoke circular LED video installation and hypnotic lighting sequences.
Sub Focus started out in the club scene, playing alongside drum ‘n’ bass legends like Andy C, but in recent years he’s truly crossed over with his biggest hits to date, the stunning synth soundscape ‘Out The Blue’ and most recently the epic ‘Tidal Wave’ featuring vocals from Alpines. His eagerly anticipated sophomore album will be released Spring 2013. This headline performance will be one not to be missed!
Put simply, without
Wiley,
JME and
Skepta, grime would not exist. For 15 years they have set the UK alight with their red hot tracks and genius flows - whether together as
Boy Better Know or as solo MC’s. Now, the three founding fathers of grime christen the new
BBC Radio 1Xtra Stagewith their first ever headline festival set. 2012 has been a stellar year for the trio with
Wiley scoring two UK Top Five singles, including his first Number One with the summer smash ‘Heatwave’, the more recent Number Three ‘Can You Hear Me (Ayayaya)’ which featured
Skepta and
JME releasing the club smash ‘96 F**kries’.
Boy Better Know’s performance will give festival goers a taste of their infamously raucous Eskimo Dance raves and is guaranteed to be a highlight on this all new stage.
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