Reading & Leeds Festival 2012 Line-Up Already Leaked Online?
Monday, 12 March 2012
Written by Jon Stickler
With the official line-up announcement for Reading and Leeds festival just over an hour away, it appears that a sneaky someone has already managed to post an image of the confirmed line-up online.
Appearing on Twitter, the image is an A4 page spread of the 2012 Reading and Leeds festival line-up, including details of all the different stages as well as ticket information too. While the line-up looks to be genuine, Stereoboard.com cannot confirm that this is the REAL Reading and Leeds festival line-up which is set to be officially unveiled tonight at 7.15pm.
If this image is the real deal however, it confirms rumours that The Cure, Kasabian and The Foo Fighters will headline this year's festivals, with support coming from Bloc Party, Florence And The Machine and The Black Keys. Other bands listed on the main stage line-up include Garabage, Kaiser Chiefs, Tenacious D, Korn, The Cribs, Lostprophets, Bombay Bicycle Club, All Time Love and At The Drive In (who self-confirmed earlier this afternoon). The NME/Radio One Stage looks set to be headlined by Two Door Cinema Club, Enter Shikari and The Maccabees. Support is provided by Justice, Delphic, NOFX, Gallows and Foster The People.
The official Reading and Leeds festival 2012 line-up announcement is expected tonight at 7.15pm with tickets for the twin-sited festivals going onsale at the same time.
Weekend Ticket – £197.50 face value + max £8.00 booking fee
Friday Day Ticket – £85.00 face value + max £7.00 booking fee
Saturday Day Ticket – £85.00 face value + max £7.00 booking fee
Sunday Day Ticket – £85.00 face value + max £7.00 booking fee
Stereoboard.com will of course be on hand to deliver the official news of 2012's Reading and Leeds festival line-up as soon as it is announced!
Tickets for the Reading Festival and Tickets for the Leeds Festival, which take place at Richfield Avenue Reading, and Bramham Park Leeds, will go onsale at 7.15pm TONIGHT with fans expected to snap-up tickets for one of the biggest events on the UK's summer live music calendar within a matter of minutes.
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