Self Esteem, John Robb (DJ), Baba Ali, Douglas Dare, & more added to Are You Listening? 2020

Are You Listening? - POSTPONED 2020

Saturday 10th October 2020
various venues, Reading, Berkshire, RG1 4QU, England MAP
currently £22.50

Daily capacity: 2,000

Last updated: Fri 11th Sep 2020

Are You Listening? Festival, which takes place at various venues across Reading town centre on Saturday 25th April 2020, has announced a further 36 acts for this year's event.

Joining the bill are Self Esteem, John Robb (DJ), Baba Ali, Douglas Dare, Chappaqua Wrestling, Priincess Kemz, Ajimal, Amya-Ray, Bessie Turner, Black Helium, Daughter Of The Water, Deva St. John, Dolly & the Clothespegs, Doops, Elucidate, Ever Hazel, Hatty Taylor, Heavy Lungs, Holly Shillito, Jacob & The Moons, Joe Hicks, JOHN, John Kennedy DJ (Radio X), KT King, Mellor, Mother, Mythical Ash Cloud, Part Ghoul, Peerless Pirates, Readiophonics, Roves, Rum & Donuts (DJ), Ruthie, Tabi Gazele, The Push (DJ), Third Lung, Thomas Headon, Tracks & Grooves (DJ), and Zoe-Anne (DJ).

These join a line-up which has already confirmed BC Camplight, Dream Wife, Warmduscher, Freestylers, Melt Yourself Down, Matt Maltese, JOHN, Dream Nails, Heavy Lungs, Mush, Drug Store Romeos, Talk Show, Ash The Author, Ben Marwood, Marisa and the Moths, Sophie Jamieson, and more. For the details as available please see the line-up page.

Festival booker Dave Maul had this to say: "We’re incredibly proud of this year’s line-up and it’s good to finally let it out into the world! This our eighth year running the festival and I really think this is the best line-up we’ve had. We’ve got loads of our brilliant acts with a really diverse range of musical worlds, with Pop and Dance, Grime and Hip Hop, Indie and Folk, Punk and Noise Rock, so hopefully there is something for everyone this year."

Tickets are on sale, currently priced at £25.

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Festival wristbands grant access to all the venues on the day, subject to capacity and age restrictions. Venue age restrictions vary.

The festival raises money for local Learning Disability charity,Reading Mencap, and has raisedalmost£70,000forthe independentcharitysince 2013.

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