Reading and Leeds 2022: Price, line-up, and how to buy tickets-Katie Storey and Rebecca Sayce-Entertainment – Metro

Music fans are set to flock to Reading and Leeds festival this month (Picture: REX / Shutterstock)

Reading and Leeds 2022 is just around the corner with thousands of music fans gearing up for a weekend of live music.

Last year saw Reading and Leeds return after being forced to cancel its 2020 festival due to the coronavirus pandemic. 

Festival-goers were finally reunited with their tents, the traditionally bad British weather and a slew of stellar performances live on stage from the likes of Stormzy and Liam Gallagher.

And this year has a similarly star-studded line-up with a range of performances planned from the likes of The 1975, Dave, and Arctic Monkeys.

Counting down the days until you can enjoy a drink in a field with your friends? Here’s everything you need to know about Reading and Leeds Festival 2022:

When is Reading and Leeds Festival 2022?

Reading and Leeds Festival will take place from Friday, August 26 to Sunday, August 28.

The annual event always take place across August Bank Holiday Weekend (Picture: Getty)

Reading Festival is hosted at Richfield Avenue, while Leeds Festival takes place at the event’s sister site Bramham Park. 

How can I buy tickets for Reading and Leeds Festival 2022? 

Tickets for this year’s festival have now fully sold out, but resale tickets are available from those who can no longer make it.

Resale tickets can be found here, with festival organisers warning people of touts and urging fans to only use their official resale partner.

The festival sells single-day tickets, as well as weekend and camping passes.

Tickets for next year’s festival have not yet gone on sale.

2021 saw the likes of Liam Gallagher headline, as well as Post Malone and Biffy Clyro (Picture: Rex)

Has the lineup for Reading and Leeds Festival 2022 been announced?

This year’s Reading and Leeds will see headline sets from Dave, Megan Thee Stallion, Arctic Monkeys, Bring Me The Horizon, Halsey, and the recently-announced The 1975 replacing Rage Against The Machine after the California rockers pulled out of their slot.

The group cancelled their upcoming UK and European dates due to a leg injury suffered by vocalist Zach de la Rocha.

The band confirmed the cancellations on their official Twitter account, telling fans: ‘Per medical guidance, Zack De La Rocha has been advised that the August and September 2022 UK and European leg of the Rage Against The Machine tour cannot proceed.

Rage Against The Machine will no longer appear at this year’s Reading and Leeds Festival (Picture: Gie Knaeps/Getty Images)

‘It is with great disappointment that we announce this cancellation.’

Maneskin and Jack Harlow have also pulled out of the event to play the MTV VMAs.

The full line-up for Reading and Leeds has been confirmed and can be found here and here.

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