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Leeds Festival 2019

Leeds, United Kingdom
23-25 August 2019

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A rite of passage for UK festival-goers

Leeds Festival is one of the UK's most famous rock music festivals. Sibling to Reading Festival, the northern twin was founded in 1999 and has since hosted some of rock and indie's biggest stars, such as Arctic Monkeys, Pulp, Oasis and Foo Fighters.

Now though, the festival has embraced other genres and welcomes artists from the world's of grime and hip-hop, house and techno, and jungle and drum and bass.

Just look at 2019's lineup, which features headliners the Foo Fighters, The 1975, Post Malone and Twenty One Pilots, as well as the likes of Bastille, Billie Eilish, Blossoms, Denis Sulta and Stefflon Don coming up the rear.

But it isn't just about music at Leeds, with the festival also laying on a lineup of comedy, as well as film screenings and more.

So popular has the weekender become, it is now regarded as a rite of passage for all young music fans, with nearly all veteran festival-goers having been at least once.

Headliners

Lineup

Relentless After Dark

Charlie Sloth
Unknown T
Jay1
DJ Semtex
Stardom
Amy Becker
Mio Righteous
DJ Jonezy

Main Stage

BBC Radio 1 Stage

Bastille
CHVRCHES
Sundara Karma
Lil Baby
Gunna
The Amazons
Machine Gun Kelly
The Story So Far
Picture This
The Faim
CHILDCARE

BBC Radio 1 Dance Stage

The Pit

Festival Republic Stage

BBC 1Xtra Stage

Relentless After Dark

Solardo
Mason Maynard
James Organ
The Menendez Brothers

BBC Introducing Stage

Main Stage

BBC Radio 1 Stage

BBC Radio 1 Dance Stage

The Lock Up

Bowling for Soup
The Maine
PUP
Laura Jane Grace
Puppy
Dream State
Press Club
Patent Pending
Cemetery Sun

Festival Republic Stage

BBC 1Xtra Stage

Dappy
Headie One
Deno
Masicka
Comethazine
GEKO
Tiffany Calver
Just Banco
MTRNICA

Relentless After Dark

Hannah Wants
Prospa
Alma [live]
Jaguar
Jess Bays

BBC Introducing Stage

Main Stage

Post Malone
twenty one pilots
Blossoms
Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals
AJ Tracey
The Hunna
Against the Current
Alma
Counterfeit

BBC Radio 1 Stage

BBC Radio 1 Dance Stage

The Pit

Festival Republic Stage

BBC 1Xtra Stage

Octavian
D-Block Europe
Maleek Berry
SAINt JHN
K-Trap
BEXEY
Aitch
DJ Target
DaniLeigh
Tyla Yaweh
Truemendous

Relentless After Dark

Crucast
Rude Kid
L U C Y

BBC Introducing Stage

The Alternative Stage

Josh Widdicombe
Bridget Christie
Russell Kane
Tom Allen
Marcus Brigstocke
Nick Helm
Shappi Khorsandi
Dane Baptiste
Lloyd Griffith
Kiri Pritchard-McLean
David Morgan
Ed Gamble
Carl Donnelly
Fin Taylor
Brennan Reece
Masuc Milas
Kae Kurd
David's Out For A Good Time (Podcast)
Hot Dub Time Machine
Transgressive Takeover
Film Screening: Liam Gallagher: As It Was
Film Screening: Being Frank: The Chris Sievey Story

Bramham Park is the quintessential British festival site. With endless space and huge arenas throughout, it is an ode to the major names that the festival attracts year on year.

Address

Bramham Park, Leeds, LS23 6LS, United Kingdom

FAQs

BY PLANE:

The nearest airport is Leeds/Bradford International Airport (LBA). From here you can take a bus (number 757) to the city centre (30 minutes).

BY TRAIN:

Leeds is well connected to all major cities via train.

Manchester - Leeds (51 minutes)

Newcastle - Leeds (1 hour 26 minutes)

Liverpool - Leeds (1 hour 35 minutes)

London - Leeds (2 hours 10 minutes)

Edinburgh - Leeds (3 hours)

Bristol - Leeds (3 hours 32 minutes)

Glasgow - Leeds (4 hours 44 minutes)

The festival will be operating shuttle services from a layby (Eastgate) just around the corner from Leeds Station and near to the bus & coach station on St. Peter Street.

For those driving, there will be clear signposts to the various car parks or drop-off points as you approach the festival site. Parking tickets cost £10 in advance, and £20 on the gate.

There are no age restrictions at the festival, however those under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Those under 12 are able to enter for free.

All reasonable attempts are made by the festival to reunite lost items with their owners. After 6 weeks, unclaimed items will be donated to charity (or in the case of passports, bank cards and driving licences, returned to their respective bank or passport/DVLA office).

For site bars and for purchasing cigarettes, there is a 'Challenge 21' policy - This means that if you look under 21 you may be asked for ID. The following are accepted forms of ID:

A passport
An EU photocard driving licence
A proof of age card bearing a PASS hologram
A Ministry of Defence identity card
A National Identity card issued by an EU member state

There are several bars in the arena, operating on a cash-only basis.

Only food for personal consumption and water/soft drinks in sealed bottles 500ml and under may be brought into the arena.

There are a number of cash points dotted throughout the arena. Please check the festival maps onsite for their location. They charge a small fee for services.

Yes, there will be lockers available to hire. Lockers need to be purchased in advance.

All lockers have USB ports for phone charging, but have only one charging device per locker. Please remember to bring your own USB cable.