Following the announcement of the Reading and Leeds 2023 roster, eager festival-goers just have two concerns: how much will tickets cost, and when will they go on sale?
The events are returning to Leeds’ renowned Bramham Park and Reading’s landmark Richfield Avenue from August 25–27.
There will be a variety of ticket choices available, including day, weekend, and early entrance tickets. Additionally, upgrades for camping, gold and silver packages, parking passes, and locker rental are all available.
When do tickets go on sale for Reading and Leeds this year?
On Monday, December 12, at 9 a.m., general sales for Reading and Leeds tickets begin.
Once you have determined the pass you want, you may buy tickets here starting on Monday. You will then be directed to the TicketMaster page to complete your purchase.
For every person and per household, a maximum of four tickets are allowed. This implies that tickets for groups larger than four will be canceled.
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How Much Are Reading and Leeds Tickets For 2023?
Tickets for Reading and Leeds 2023 cost just under 260 when they first went on sale in August.
Early entrance tickets cost 286.20 each, while parking passes cost 40.50.
Day tickets cost between 90 and 100 in 2022.
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Who Will Be Headlining the Festivals?
The Killers, Foals, Sam Fender, Imagine Dragons, and Lewis Capaldi have been named as the headliners for Reading and Leeds 2023.
Steve Lacy, Declan McKenna, Loyle Carner, Wet Leg, Slowthai, Shy FX, and Becky Hill are among the other performers on the bill.
Additionally performing are Inhaler, Trippie Redd, Nessa Barrett, Central Cee, The Snuts, and MK.
Capaldi responded to criticism on Twitter by noting that while some may believe he isn’t “festival material” or doesn’t belong at a “rock festival,” for him, performing at Reading and Leeds is a “dream come true.”
