Reading Festival 2024 - Weekend in Reading - Aug 22, 2024

James Marriott

27 concerts

British alternative musician James Marriott from Brighton blends indie-pop sounds. Since 2020, he’s sold out UK, Europe, Australia tours and played major festivals like Reading.

A Little Sound

1 concert

A Little Sound, known for dreamy vocal hooks and TikTok presence, collaborates with Kanine, Friction, and Sugababes. Awarded Best Vocalist by DrumandBassArena, she's signed to Ministry of Sound as a versatile artist, singer, DJ, and MC.

blink-182

2 concerts

Blink-182, a pop-punk band from San Diego, rose to fame with high-energy songs like "What's My Age Again?" and "All the Small Things." Their chart-topping albums include Enema of the State (1999) and Take Off Your Pants and Jacket (2001). Known for humorous videos, they feature members Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge, and Travis Barker. After lineup changes and a hiatus, they returned with the original members and released One More Time in 2023, coinciding with a pop-punk resurgence. They've toured with bands like Weezer and collaborated with artists like Yungblud and Machine Gun Kelly.

Sonny Fodera

7 concerts

Australian-born, London-based Sonny Fodera crafts emotive house music with a unique groove. Known for sold-out tours, he performs globally at top festivals like Coachella and Glastonbury. His tracks achieve Beatport top tens while he maintains independence with his label, Solotoko.

The Amity Affliction

3 concerts

The Amity Affliction, formed in 2002 in Brisbane, is an Aussie metalcore band known for emo-tinged, confessional lyrics. Albums like Chasing Ghosts and This Could Be Heartbreak topped Australian charts. They collaborated with artists like Louie Knuxx and Andrew Neufeld. The band is celebrated for its powerful live performances and topped the ARIA charts multiple times.

Skrillex

1 concert

Skrillex, born Sonny Moore, is a top EDM artist from Los Angeles. Known for Grammy-winning tracks "Scary Monsters" and "Bangarang," he helped popularize dubstep. A former frontman of post-hardcore band From First to Last, he created hits with Diplo in Jack Ü and worked with artists like Justin Bieber and Beyoncé. His style is a blend of electro-house, dubstep, and trap, featuring collaborations with Missy Elliott, Rick Ross, and Fred again.., among others. His recent albums, Quest for Fire and Don't Get Too Close, showcase his diverse musical influences.

Denzel Curry

11 concerts

Denzel Curry, born in the South, is known for his versatile rap style and hits like "Ultimate." Collaborating with artists like A$AP Rocky and A$AP Ferg, his work celebrates Southern musical heritage and showcases his technical mastery.

Viagra Boys

29 concerts

Viagra Boys, born in Sweden, blend post-punk, dub, and rock. Known for edgy satire, they've dissected conspiracy culture in "Cave World" and hit with "Man Made of Meat."

Overmono

1 concert

UK electronic duo Overmono, known for live shows and hits like "So U Kno," won 'Best Live Act' at DJ Mag Awards. Famous for global tours and collabs with Joy Orbison.

Dom Dolla

11 concerts

Grammy-nominated Australian house producer Dom Dolla rose with hits like "San Frandisco" and "Miracle Maker." Known for catchy dance beats, he’s collaborated with Nelly Furtado, Tove Lo, and more.

The Wombats

27 concerts

The Wombats, based in LA, are known for their playful yet profound songwriting. Their new album Oh! The Ocean explores tech rock and sci-fi pop with producer John Congleton, offering a warm, human sound with social themes.

Reneé Rapp

18 concerts

North Carolina-born Reneé Rapp is known for Broadway’s Mean Girls and HBO Max’s The Sex Lives of College Girls. Her emotional pop music highlights vulnerability and growth.

Nia Archives

1 concert

Bradford-born Nia Archives, a new-era junglist known for 'UP YA ARCHIVES', blends genres innovatively. Renowned for reviving jungle for modern fans, she's won at DJ Mag, NME, MOBOs, and was a BBC Sound 2023 top contender.

Spiritual Cramp

19 concerts

Spiritual Cramp blends late 70s/80s punk and dub influences with bright guitars and dark vocals. Known for rebellious, anti-establishment lyrics reflecting working-class roots.

The Scratch

12 concerts

The Scratch, formed in 2016 in Dublin, blend metal, folk, and Irish trad. Known for high-energy acoustic jams, viral videos, and shows with Dropkick Murphys. Their albums hit top Irish charts, with nods from Choice Music Prize. Collaborated with James Vincent McMorrow and featured on The Late Late Show and Netflix’s House of Guinness.

Militarie Gun

55 concerts

Militarie Gun, led by Ian Shelton, blends raw vulnerability with distorted rock sounds. Known for intense emotion and dynamic riffs, the band delivers powerful, human stories in punk rock.

David Kushner

1 concert

David Kushner, originally from Chicago and now based in Nashville, is a singer-songwriter known for his ethereal sound and storytelling. His song "Miserable Man" gained TikTok fame in 2022, while 2023's "Daylight" achieved worldwide success. Kushner is celebrated for his emotionally charged performances and continues to captivate fans with his unique style and thematic exploration in music.

Two Door Cinema Club

3 concerts

Northern Ireland's Two Door Cinema Club blend post-punk and dance-pop with hits like "Something Good Can Work." Their albums include platinum-winning Tourist History and UK chart-topper Beacon. Known for '80s synth vibes, they've toured major festivals and worked with producer Jacknife Lee.

G Flip

21 concerts

Melbourne-born, LA-based G Flip is a drummer, producer, and artist known for energetic, heartfelt songs on love and heartbreak. They rose from obscurity to fame, with support from Rolling Stone and VOGUE. Their album "DRUMMER" debuted at #1 on ARIA charts, earning 6 ARIA nominations. G Flip has headlined six sold-out Australian tours and achieved success in the US with a sold-out tour.

KNEECAP

27 concerts

Kneecap, from West Belfast, blend Irish punk rap with satirical, high-energy performances. Celebrated by major media, they challenge norms and inspire cultural revival.

Paris Paloma

6 concerts

Born in the UK, celebrated for emotive ballads and powerful vocal style. Notable for hits like "Someone Like You." Multiple Grammy winner, famed for deep, soul-stirring lyrics. Often collaborates with top artists.

The Japanese House

6 concerts

The Japanese House, born Amber Bain, creates open, emotive pop. Known for songs like "Sad To Breathe" and "Boyhood," Bain's music explores themes of love, relationships, and personal growth.

Confidence Man

2 concerts

Confidence Man, an electrifying dance-pop group from Australia, has captivated global audiences with their vibrant performances at top festivals like Glastonbury and Primavera Sound; their music, reminiscent of Donna Summer and Dee-lite, fuels pure dance floor joy.

The Last Dinner Party

67 concerts

From The Pyre is a dark, character-driven album blending personal tales with mythic imagery of violence and renewal, featuring haunting lyrics about heartbreak and apocalypse.

Dead Pony

5 concerts

Scottish band Dead Pony is known for defying industry expectations with a unique sound. Famous for impactful music, they've made a mark with a debut album focused on originality.

The K's

9 concerts

Warrington indie band The K’s blend real-life stories with energetic, rousing sounds. Their debut hit Top 3 UK charts, earning Best Breakthrough Act 2024 and Glastonbury fame.

Lambrini Girls

17 concerts

Brighton's Lambrini Girls, featuring Phoebe, Lilly, and Banksy, blend punk flair. Their debut, "Who Let The Dogs Out," is out now. Known for vibrant, high-energy shows.

Only The Poets

21 concerts

Reading-born band Only The Poets, influenced by The Cure and '90s British indie, are known for their inclusive, hopeful sound, autobiographical songs, and emotive bonds. Achievements include impacting the local music scene significantly.

Jorja Smith

4 concerts

English R&B singer Jorja Smith, from Walsall, features soulful, jazz-tinged style influenced by Amy Winehouse. Known for hits like "Blue Lights," she rose to fame collaborating with Drake on "More Life."

21 Savage

1 concert

Atlanta-based rapper 21 Savage, known for his gritty style, rose to fame with his 2014 single "Picky" and 2015's The Slaughter Tape. Collaborating with Sonny Digital and Metro Boomin, Savage Mode hit the Billboard 200's Top 25 in 2016. His debut album, Issa Album, was released in 2017 featuring Young Thug.

The Beaches

36 concerts

Toronto-based rock band The Beaches, led by sisters Jordan and Kylie Miller, and best friends Leandra Earl and Eliza Enman-McDaniel, broke through with "Blame My Ex" and its hit single "Blame Brett." Known for energetic live shows, they've topped Canadian charts and sold out major venues, becoming a major force in modern rock with a sound full of raw emotion and unapologetic fun.