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Huw Stephens introduces the headline performance by crowd-pleasers and festival favourites, Leicester's own rock 'n' roll kings, Kasabian.
Formed twenty years ago, the band have released six albums including their most recent LP For Crying Out Loud, which like the previous four long-players, went to number one in the album charts upon its release.
They will be taking to the main stage with their usual swagger, charm and big rousing anthems, five years since they last headlined the Berkshire event, led by their two inimitable frontmen, vocalist Tom Meighan and guitarist and vocalist Sergio Pizzorno.
Pounding drums, massive solos and a whole lot of bassface - it's Haim time at Reading.
The rock 'n roll star makes Reading his own. As you were.
Surprise! QOTSA showcase seventh album Villians with a last-minute Reading + Leeds set.
Watch an unforgettable set from the London grime don.
It's anthems and singalongs galore for Dan Smith and co.'s massive main stage set.
A massive moment, it's the biggest show of the Stockport indie group's career so far.
Mercury Prize nominee draws a huge crowd, showcasing his raw, emotive hip-hop.
Nu metal legends play Reading for the first time ever, and it's been worth the wait.
Returning in 2017 with their first album in 17 years, the post-hardcore force are back.
Huw Stephens introduces the headline set from a band hailed as one of the best live acts in the world, masters of stadium rock, Muse. It has been 18 years since the Devon trio first graced one of the tiniest stages at the legendary Reading festival and now they are back taking their supermassive show to top spot for the third time. Old school friends Matt Bellamy, Chris Wolstenholme and Dom Howard dig into their seven-album back catalogue, including hits from 2015's number one album Drones and latest single Dig Down, to undoubtedly deliver a spectacular rollercoaster of a show.
Moshpits at the ready - the fast-rising rock pack take on the world.
Northern Irish trio bring their slick, funk-packed pop to Reading's opening day.
Arizona emo band cement their legendary status with an epic main stage set.
A secret set on the BBC Music Introducing stage from The Hunna, as first championed by Introducing in Beds, Herts and Bucks.
Highlights of the 2017 Reading Festival, with performances from artists including Liam Gallagher, Loyle Carner, Vant, Queens of the Stone Age, Ray BLK, KoЯn, Glass Animals, Lethal Bizzle, Muse, Kasabian and more.
