Leeds Festival - how will 'split' headliners work, when do day tickets go on sale and who is new on the line-up?

By Graham Chalmers
Published 25th Sep 2020, 09:53 BST
Updated 25th Sep 2020, 09:56 BST
Joining the line-up at Leeds Festival - Indie band Sports Team whose debut album Deep Down Happy was nominated for a Mercury Prize.Joining the line-up at Leeds Festival - Indie band Sports Team whose debut album Deep Down Happy was nominated for a Mercury Prize.
Joining the line-up at Leeds Festival - Indie band Sports Team whose debut album Deep Down Happy was nominated for a Mercury Prize.
Leeds Festival has announced day tickets are now on sale now, with day splits for next year's event also being revealed, alongside some exciting new additions to the line-up including Gerry Cinnamon, girl in red and Sports Team.

The three-day festival will take place on August 27-29, 2021, returning to Leeds’ legendary Bramham Park and Reading’s famous Richfield Avenue with headliners Stormzy, Liam Gallagher, Post Malone, Queens of the Stone Age, Catfish and the Bottlemen and Disclosure.

New additions added to the line-up his week include: Mercury Prize-nominated Sports Team, Gallows, The Wombats, Gerry Cinnamon, Dreya Mac, Bad Boy Chiller Crew and Bloxx.

DAY SPLITS FOR RUNNING ORDER

FRIDAY READING/SATURDAY LEEDS

(acts indentified alphabetically A-Z)

AJ Tracey

Ashnikko

Catfish & The Bottlemen

Dreya Mac

Gallows

Jack Harlow

Lewis Capaldi

Mabel

Madison Beer

MK

Nova Twins

Sports Team

Stormzy

SATURDAY READING/SUNDAY LEEDS

(A-Z)

Beabadoobee

DaBaby

Disclosure

Dojo Cat

Fever 33

Post Malone

Sigrid

Solardo

The Wombats

Two Door Cinema Club

SUNDAY READING/FRIDAY LEEDS

(A-Z)

100 Gecs

Bad Boy Chiller Crew

Bloxx

Charli XCX

Crucast

Gerry Cinnamon

girl in red

Hot Milk

Ivorian Doll

KSI

Liam Gallagher

Lyra

Neck Deep

Niko B

Queens Of The Stone Age

Sofi Tukker

Yungblud

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Day tickets and full weekend tickets are on sale now via https://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/reading-and-leeds-festival

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