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Reading & Leeds Announces The Horrors, AlunaGeorge, Twin Atlantic & More
New additions include The Orwells, Brody Dalle and Slaves.

A new batch of names has been confirmed for this year’s Reading & Leeds Festivals, taking place on 22nd-24th August.
Joining headliners Arctic Monkeys, Blink 182, Paramore and Queens of the Stone Age is Twin Atlantic, who play the NME/Radio 1 Stage. The Horrors and The Kooks have also been confirmed. There’s also AlunaGeorge, who join Disclosure on the Dance Stage.
Over on the Main Stage, Gnarwolves have been confirmed for their biggest festival appearance to date. Pulled Apart By Horses and Dry the River have also been confirmed.
Further new additions: Blood Red Shoes, Crossfaith, Young Guns, Tonight Alive, The Story So Far, Lonely The Brave, Twin Atlantic, Mallory Knox, Gestaffelstein, The Glitch Mob, Snakehips, Electric Youth, Palma Violets, Bank of Skulls, Augustines, Bear Hands, Bipolar Sunshine, Catfish & The Bottlemen, Darlia, Hudson Taylor, Marika Hackman, Mayday Parade, Meridian Dan, P Money, The Districts.
The Orwells, Brody Dalle and Slaves are the remaining acts to have been announced.
DIY will be bringing you extensive coverage from Reading & Leeds this year. Check out the full line-up here.
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