Don Broco, Deaf Havana, Savages & Many More Announced For Reading & Leeds Festival
Wednesday, 05 June 2013
Written by Jon Stickler
With exclusive UK festival performances from headliners Green Day, Eminem and Biffy Clyro, plus exclusive appearances from Fall Out Boy, System of A Down, Deftones, Skrillex and more, Reading & Leeds can now announce over 30 more names for the Festivals.
New names for the main stage include The Pretty Reckless and Don Broco. The NME/Radio 1 Stage grows with the addition of Night Engine, Darwin Deez, Deaf Havana, Villagers and Wavves, while the Radio 1 Dance Stage expands with Alvin Risk, Post War Years and Pegboard Nerds.
That's not all as there are many more bands added to the Lock Up/Rock Stage. Hardcore connoisseurs Feed The Rhino will be playing the best of their rough, riff-heavy emphatic hardcore stylings for die-hard fans. The Creepshow and rising talent Rat Attack will be thrilling festival goers with their pop-punk indie stylings.
Other acts confirmed for the Lock Up/Rock Stage include British band Palm Reader, Brighton-based band Gnarwolves, Sonic Boom Six (SB6), Off With Their Heads, Guitarist, songwriter and singer Chuck Ragan, Anti Vigilante, four-piece punk rockers Sharks, Great Cynics, legendary industrial-rock band Filter, pioneers of the ‘djent’ genre Hacktivist, three-piece rock band The Virginmarys, US rock trio Beware Of Darkness and Portland based band Hawk Eyes.
The Festival Republic Stage welcomes new acts to the line-up, including LA based four-piece Papa, Charlie Boyer And The Voyeurs, Savages, critics’ favourite DIIV, Dan Croll, alternative pop rockers Sons & Lovers, acclaimed electronic music duo Mount Kimbie, Frankie & The Heartstrings, In The Valley Below, Leeds rock ‘n’ rollers China Rats and Australian four-piece San Cisco.
The 1Xtra Stage sees British rapper Itch perform his blend of UK rap and rock riffs, while Chicago based Chance The Rapper also joins the line-up.
For further details on this year's festival, as well as a full line-up and day-split information, head over to both readingfestival.com and leedsfestival.com.
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New names for the main stage include The Pretty Reckless and Don Broco. The NME/Radio 1 Stage grows with the addition of Night Engine, Darwin Deez, Deaf Havana, Villagers and Wavves, while the Radio 1 Dance Stage expands with Alvin Risk, Post War Years and Pegboard Nerds. 
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