Foals & Disclosure announced as Reading & Leeds co-headliners

Following on from the news that Red Hot Chili Peppers would be headlining Reading & Leeds Festivals, Foals (pictured) and Disclosure have now been announced as a joint headliner at this year's event.

Festival organiser Melvin Benn said, “I couldn’t be more excited about this announcement. A co -headline with two of the most promising British acts out there; Foals secret set last year was a highlight for me, as I’m sure their debut headline slot will be, coupled with the phenomenal Disclosure – we’re very proud to be able to give these acts the recognition they deserve.”

Along with Foals and Disclosure topping the bill, a number of other acts across all seven stages were also confirmed including Jack Ü, Imagine Dragons, Two Door Cinema Club, Crystal Castles and many more.

Visit ReadingFestival.com and LeedsFestival.com to book your tickets and see the full list of new and confirmed additions below.

Newly announced additions:
Foals (Co-Headliner)
Disclosure (Co-Headliner)
Jack Ü
Imagine Dragons (European Festival Exclusive)
Two Door Cinema Club (UK Festival Exclusive)
Fetty Wap (UK Festival Exclusive)
Crystal Castles
Parkway Drive (UK Festival Exclusive)
Nothing But Thieves
The Internet (UK Festival Exclusive)
Oliver Heldens
Hannah Wants
Kurupt FM Presents: Champagne Steam Rooms
CassetteBoy vs DJ Rubbish

Previously announced:
Red Hot Chili Peppers (Headliner: Festival Exclusive)
The 1975
Courteeners
Boy Better Know
Twenty One Pilots
Eagles Of Death Metal (UK Festival Exclusive)
Slaves
Hinds
Rat Boy
DJ EZ

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