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Here's why Reading & Leeds Festivals will be amazing in 2014
Arctic Monkeys, Warpaint, The 1975...
Arctic Monkeys: We don't really need to tell you why Arctic Monkeys' set is going to be unmissable. With four huge records under their belt, the band released their fifth album AM last year, which added elements of hip hop and R&B to their already unique brand of indie rock, and provided 12 more guaranteed crowd-pleasers to add to their setlist.
Tags: Leeds Festival, Reading Festival
by Alexandra Pollard | Photos by WENN.com / Press
Tags: Leeds Festival, Reading Festival
Arctic Monkeys, The 1975, Warpaint, You Me At Six and LOADS more bands and artists have this week been announced for this year's Reading & Leeds festivals. It's set to be one of the best festivals of the year.
The AM superstars join US punk-pop superstars Blink 182 at the top of the line-up at this summer's event, and organisers have confirmed that this will be an exclusive England and Wales show. They also headline T In The Park in Scotland this year, and will play a variety of other dates across Europe and the US.
Also added to the 2014 Reading & Leeds line-up are Courteeners, The 1975, You Me At Six, SBTRKT, Warpaint, Netsky, Annie Mac, Royal Blood, Hozier, Architects, Issues, Pusha T and Krept & Konan.
Here's our picks of the best, and more diverse, acts on the line-up so far that will make R&L 2014 one of the festival's best years yet...
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