There is currently a small amount of Reading Festival tickets up for sale on See Tickets.
Weekend tickets are priced at £175 with day tickets at £70. Tickets were thought to be completely sold out so this may be your last chance at getting your hands on one.
Headliners for this year’s event are Arctic Monkey, Radiohead and Kings Of Leon. Other bands include Maximo Park, Bloc Party and Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
The event takes place over the August Bank holiday weekend (28th-30th August).
If you didn’t buy your Reading or Leeds tickets back in September, when the initial batch of tickets was released for 2009 after the 2008 event, then March 30th may be an important day for you.
The tickets will be released for the 2009 event on March 30th at 7pm. As usual, the line-up will be announced moments before the ticket release. Ticket types and prices will be announced closer to the ticket release date.
Reading and Leeds takes place over the August bank holiday which, this year, falls on the 28th, 29th and 30th August.
Tickets for one of the UK’s biggest rock festivals, Download, went on sale earlier today at 9am. Download 2009 takes place from 12th to 14th June at Donnington Park, Leicestershire. Tickets are currently priced at £135 for an early bird camping pass. Other tickets are also available.
The bands currently announced to play at the three day event include headliners Slipknot, Def Leppard, Motley Crue, The Prodigy, Whitesnake, Limp Bizkit and Dragonforce.
As we mention earlier in the week, Sonisphere, the latest festival to launch in 2009, will be headlined by Metallica and Linkin Park – a great achievement for a festival with no history as yet.
The tickets went on sale today for the event taking place at Knebworth House over the first two days of August. Weekend camping tickets are on sale now priced at £157.50 (plus booking fee). Other options for the event include a two-day pass without camping (£132.50), family camping tickets and coach options are also available.
60,000 fans are expected to attend over the two days. Sonisphere will have two alternating stages of live music and where the attendees are bored of the music there are DJs, soundsystems, a cinema and freak shows.
Sonisphere is also set to take place in Holland, Spain, Germany, Sweden and Finland.
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