Reading And Leeds Fans Told To Avoid Fake Ticket Websites

Organisers issue statement...

by Jason Gregory
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Photo by: Shirlaine Forrest
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Reading And Leeds Fans Told To Avoid Fake Ticket Websites

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Organisers of the Reading and Leeds festivals have told fans to avoid websites which claim to have tickets for the 2009 edition of the event.

In a statement, organisers Festival Republic said they wanted to “make it clear that no tickets are currently available” for either festival.

Both the Reading and Leeds festivals are due to take place from August 28th-30th.

Organisers have been made aware of two websites that currently claim to have tickets for both legs of the festival.

But in a short statement, they said: "The sites are not official and have no access to tickets for this year's event.”

Check out all our highlights from last year's Reading and Leeds festival by clicking the links below:

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Leeds Festival - Day Two
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