Reading & Leeds 2015
Reading 2015 continues with Royal Blood, Wolf Alice, Charli XCX & more
Day two promises surprise sets and appearances from Rat Boy, Azealia Banks & more.
Following Mumford & Sons’ headline set, Reading 2015 continues with Metallica taking the bill-topping baton.
Royal Blood make their only UK festival show of the year, one year on from ruling Reading 2014 before topping the charts with their debut album.
Last year belonged to them, and expect similar fireworks from Wolf Alice’s mid-afternoon set and Bring Me The Horizon’s second-from-top slot on the Main Stage.
Exciting new acts are also getting in on the fun. Rat Boy’s Festival Republic set promises to be a brilliant shambles, while Demob Happy continue to make their name on the BBC Introducing Stage.
Other highlights arrive from Charli XCX, PVRIS, Slaves and FIDLAR. Check out our must-see acts on day two of Reading below.
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