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2013 Lineup


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Friendly Fires

White Lies

The Drums

Django Django

Bastille

Tribes

Jack Penate

All Time Low

Lostprophets

Black Sabbath

Biffy Clyro

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Reading Friday/Leeds Saturday:

Main Stage:

Eminem

The Prodigy

The xx

Frank Turner

Miles Kane

We Are Scientists

Spector

Twin Atlantic

Pure Love

NME/Radio 1 Tent:

Foals

Crystal Castles

The Temper Trap

Delphic

Everything Everything

Wild Beasts

Dog Is Dead

The D.O.T.

Deap Valley

Savages

Festival Republic Stage:

Dinosaur Jr.

Lock-Up Stage:

Reel Big Fish

BBC Radio 1 Dance Stage:

Magnetic Man

BBC Radio 1xtra Stage:

Tempah T

Reading Saturday/Leeds Sunday:

Main Stage:

Mumford & Sons

Bloc Party

Editors

Noah and the Whale

Band of Horses

The Joy Formidable

Of Monsters and Men

Tame Impala

Dry the River

NME/Radio 1 Tent:

Placebo

Bring Me The Horizon

A Day To Remember

M.I.A.

Young Guns

Modestep

Your Demise

Don Broco

Sleeping With Sirens

Sharks

Festival Republic Stage:

Klaxons

Lock-Up Stage:

Bad Religion

BBC Radio 1 Dance Stage:

Knife Party

BBC Radio 1xtra Stage:

Boy Better Know

Reading Sunday/Leeds Friday:

Main Stage:

Black Sabbath

Jack White

Deftones

The Darkness

NoFX

Killswitch Engage

Funeral For a Friend

Kids in Glass Houses

While She Sleeps

NME/Radio 1 Tent:

Alt-J

Jake Bugg

Django Django

Tribes

Reverend & the Makers

Howler

The Midnight Beast

Palma Violets

Peace

Swim Deep

Festival Republic Stage:

Johnny Marr

Lock-Up Stage:

Dropkick Murphys

BBC Radio 1 Dance Stage:

Sub Focus

BBC Radio 1xtra Stage:

Wretch 32

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