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Foo Fighters\u00a0returned to\u00a0Leeds Festival this evening to perform their seventh headline slot at the event.
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Dave Grohl\u00a0was joined by his daughter Violet\u00a0on stage in an emotional set which saw the Foo Fighters frontman reflecting on the band’s many appearances at the festival.
Violet Grohl has become a regular guest on stage at the band\u2019s recent mini-European tour. News of her appearance at Leeds was confirmed by Dave in an interview with\u00a0Jo Whiley on BBC Radio 2\u00a0earlier today (August 23).
The Foos hit-filled opened with ‘Pretender’. One of the moments fans most enjoyed sharing afterwards was when a paraglider appeared in the backdrop to the festival during ‘Learn To Fly’ and when Grohl and co brought a Freddie Mercury lookalike from the audience onto the stage for a rendition of ‘Under Pressure.’
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You can check out that moments and others with the footage, images and reaction from fans at the gig below.
Good synchronicity at Foo Fighters Leeds Festival Show tonight. \u201cLearn to Fly\u201d was accompanied by someone using a Gyrochute buzzing the stage. Is that the correct term for a parachute powered by circular blade at the back? I need to learn how they were flying during Learn to Fly pic.twitter.com/eGv7Rm8PtA
@foofighters@OfficialRandL Dave Grohl singing with his daughter melted my heart \u2763 makes me want to go home for snuggles with my baby daughter! ? #myhero
Grohl recently revealed the band are planning \u201ccool things\u201d to celebrate their 25th anniversary next year, including a potential documentary series. He said: \u201cWe have so many crazy ideas right now. Next year is our 25th anniversary, that\u2019s why we\u2019re coming up with all these cool things to do.\u201d
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He added he\u2019d been working on a TV documentary with his mother Virginia Grohl about her book From Cradle To Stage\u00a0about rock stars and their mothers.
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Grohl vowed: \u201cWe\u2019ve just done an interview for one episode. Bring a hankie, you\u2019ll cry five times.\u201d
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Foo Fighters, Leeds Festival set list: \nThe Pretender \nLearn to Fly \nRun \nThe Sky Is a Neighborhood \nTimes Like These \nDrum Solo \nSunday Rain \nMy Hero \nThese Days \nLa Dee Da \nWalk \nCrazy Train / Good Times / Ziggy Stardust / Dragon Attack \nUnder Pressure (Queen cover) \nAll My Life \nI’ll Stick Around \nWheels \nMonkey Wrench \nHey, Johnny Park! \nBest of You \nBig Me \nThis Is a Call \nLet There Be Rock (AC/DC cover) \nEverlong
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This year's Reading Festival gets under way in just over a week, with Arctic Monkeys and Megan Thee Stallion among the stars set to entertain music fans. The annual festival has the power to create lifelong memories for both first-timers and live music veterans.
As the anticipation of attending the Richfield Avenue site builds, fans may start to feel nostalgic for festivals gone by. Back in 2012, The Cure, Kasabian and Foo Fighters were the headliners for a classic Reading line-up.
On the main stage, Friday's offerings also included Bombay Bicycle Club and Paramore, Florence and The Machine and The Vaccines were among the acts who entertained fans on Saturday while Kaiser Chiefs and The Black Keys warmed up the crowds for Foo Fighters on Sunday. We dug up a number of feelgood photos from the archive, showcasing some of the spectacular music on offer as well as the official line-up poster from that year.
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Foo Fighters will be headlining Leeds and Reading Festivals
The legendary Foo Fighters topped the bill at Leeds Festival 2019 on Friday night at a seriously sunny Leeds Festival.
To prepare for their headline performances at Leeds Festival, and the sister event in Reading, Dave Grohl teamed with Rick Astley of all people for a rather surreal warm up show in London.
How to watch
The coverage is on the BBC site, yet unfortunately you can only access the footage from their set at Reading.\u00a0
You can watch their full set, along with other smaller clips.
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\n\nThe Reading and Leeds Festivals are a pair of annual music festivals that take place in Reading and Leeds, England. The events both happen on the bank holiday weekend in August (on Friday, Saturday, Sunday), and share the same bill (occasionally with one or two exceptions). The festival's origins date to the Beaulieu Jazz Festival (1956\u20131961) which became the National Jazz Festival in 1961 (The National Jazz and Blues Festival in 1963) and settled in Reading in 1971. In 1999 a second leg was added at Leeds.\n
The following is a list of acts that have played at the festival.\n
The third NJF Festival saw the first non-Jazz acts appear, notably the Rolling Stones and Long John Baldry on the Sunday afternoon. The Sunday afternoon session featured the final heats of the National Amateur Jazz Contest featuring twelve jazz bands chosen from semi-finals held across Britain.\n
The Festival expanded to three days with the addition of a rhythm & blues themed Friday evening session. The Sunday afternoon session featured the fourteen best jazz bands from a National Amateur Jazz Contest chosen from regional contests held nationwide.\n
The Festival moved to the larger Windsor Racecourse venue in 1966 after five years at Richmond Athletic Ground. Cream were billed as 'Eric Clapton \u2013 Jack Bruce \u2013 Ginger Baker' as the band were still unnamed when promotional posters & advertising were printed.\n
Pink Floyd pulled out on Saturday evening due to singer/guitarist Syd Barrett's health problems and were replaced by The Nice. The Nice also acted as backing band for P P Arnold. A second \"Marquee\" stage was added on Saturday and Sunday evenings. Four bands played sets each night, three of which also appeared on the main stage on the same day.\n
The 1970 Festival was a four-day event for the only time in its history, with a South of England Local Talent session in the main arena on the Thursday evening. A 'Village' stage was added on Saturday and Sunday running from later afternoon to mid-evening.\n
In 1971 the Festival moved to its permanent home at Little John's Farm on the south bank of the River Thames in Reading, a venue it has remained at ever since (with the exception of two years in the 1980s when the Festival was banned by the Conservative Party controlled Reading Borough Council).\n
Rage Against the Machine played their last UK gig at Reading before their break-up. They played their last gig three weeks later. Originally booked play on the mainstage Eminem had to pull out a few weeks prior due to legal reasons in America. Elastica pulled out of their Leeds appearance.\n
This was the year that the Concrete Jungle Stage made its debut. Weekend tickets cost \u00a380, day tickets \u00a335. The Strokes were moved from the Radio One stage to the Main Stage.\n
Guns N' Roses played only in Leeds as they had a prior touring commitment in London on the day of the Reading event. In Reading they were replaced by Raging Speedhorn who appeared much lower on the bill. A weekend ticket cost \u00a390, a day ticket was \u00a339. Reel Big Fish pulled out of Leeds for undisclosed reasons. Antipop Consortium cancelled their Dance Stage appearance after they disbanded earlier that month. Feeder were invited by Melvin Benn to headline the main stage on the first day at Reading and the second day at Leeds. They later turned this down, as they did not want to play such a high-profile slot so soon after the death of their drummer Jon Lee in January of that year. As a result, Feeder would instead headline the Radio 1 Evening Session Stage.\n
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club played as a replacement for The White Stripes, who pulled out after Jack White was in a car crash with his then-girlfriend, Ren\u00e9e Zellweger. Although they played second on the Main Stage, it was billed as with Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, reflecting their smaller status. Jay-Z also pulled out, with The Darkness moving further up the bill to replace him. The Libertines were without Pete Doherty, who was at that time estranged from the band; he also missed their 2004 appearance. Other drop outs included Courtney Love, Lostprophets and Godsmack. A weekend ticket cost \u00a395, a day ticket \u00a340.\n
On the Radio 1 Stage, the Super Furry Animals headlined on the Leeds Saturday, with Graham Coxon second. This order was reversed when the bands played the Reading Friday. New Found Glory pulled out a few weeks before the festival. A weekend ticket cost \u00a3105, a day ticket \u00a345.\n
In 2005 My Chemical Romance played Reading and Leeds on the same day, in an alteration from the original schedule, due to the MTV Video Music Awards. The Transplants were originally booked to play the festivals but pulled out in mid-August due to illness. Jimmy Eat World also pulled out due to other commitments. Other drop outs included Willy Mason, Simple Plan and Fall Out Boy (also due to the VMAs). A weekend ticket cost \u00a3125, a day ticket \u00a360.\n
Shortly after the first line-up announcement, Feeder and Yeah Yeah Yeahs switched days, meaning that Yeah Yeah Yeahs would play Reading on Friday and Leeds on Saturday, and that Feeder would play Reading on Saturday and Leeds on Sunday. Audioslave pulled out of their slot due to the band being busy recording new material, The Shins pulled out for undisclosed reasons, and From First to Last pulled out due to the then lead singer (Sonny Moore) needing throat surgery, Paramore had to pull out because their singer (Hayley Williams) had throat problems and were replaced by Sonic Boom Six lower in the bill. Story of the Year and Bleeding Through also pulled out for undisclosed reasons. Flogging Molly played twice at both festivals, once in the punk tent and once on the main stage. Tickets were \u00a3135 for a weekend ticket and \u00a360 for a day ticket.\n
Kaiser Chiefs played a secret slot on the Carling Stage at the Leeds leg of the event under the pseudonym of 'Hooks for Hands'.\nPeeping Tom were due to perform on the dance stage, but pulled out.\n+44 also dropped out. A weekend ticket cost \u00a3145 (plus a maximum of \u00a37 booking fee).\n
The festival ran from Friday 22 \u2013 Sunday 24 August 2008. Weekend tickets cost \u00a3155. Day tickets cost \u00a365.
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Set Your Goals pulled out of the festival. Alkaline Trio pulled mainland festival appearances but still appeared at Reading/Leeds.
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The Pigeon Detectives appeared on the Dance to the Radio Stage (an alias for the BBC Introducing Stage in reference to their label) on Thursday 21st at the Leeds Site.[10]
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Slipknot pulled out of the festival after drummer Joey Jordison broke his ankle. Feeder were their replacement as far as the slot was concerned, as almost every act below them were moved up a slot, with Bring Me the Horizon being booked instead, although not taking their slot and being at the bottom of the schedule.[11]
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Avenged Sevenfold performed a shortened set at Leeds and pulled out of the Reading leg due to illness. Due to the short notice, they were not replaced and the schedule was re-arranged. This meant Mindless Self Indulgence playing before Feeder, although this not an official 4th and are still retroactively listed as the second band to play.
The festival ran from Friday 28 August 2009 \u2013 Sunday 30 August 2009. Weekend tickets cost \u00a3175. Day tickets cost \u00a370.
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Alexisonfire and The Bronx (band) played two sets at both Reading and Leeds \u2013 one on the Main Stage and one later in the day on the Lock Up stage.
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A Day to Remember cancelled their appearance on the Festival Republic stage.
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A schedule gap on the Radio1/NME stage on the Friday at Leeds and Saturday at Reading was filled by a surprise appearance by Them Crooked Vultures.[12]
Weekend tickets cost \u00a3192.50 before booking fees.\nPulp headlined over The Strokes at the Leeds Festival.\nMouthwash pulled out due to the split up of the band, they were replaced by Fighting Fiction.\nThe Twilight Singers pulled out and were replaced by Young Legionnaire. OFWGKTA pulled out of the Leeds Festival due to the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards, but still performed at the Reading Festival. Jane's Addiction were due to headline the NME/Radio 1 Stage but cancelled both their appearances at the last minute \u2013 after arriving at the Reading site \u2013 due to frontman Perry Farrell falling ill. Rise Against played a secret acoustic set on the BBC Introducing Stage at Reading after their mainstage slot.\n
The initial line-up announcements for the festivals were made on 12 March 2012 \u2013 with the tickets made available for purchase shortly afterwards.[17]\n
The latest announcements to the 2013 Reading and Leeds festival were made on Tuesday, 4 June 2013 on Radio 1[19][20]
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Reading and Leeds 2013 presale tickets went on sale on 30 August 2012. Weekend tickets were made available on 30 November 2012 at a price of \u00a3202.50 (plus an \u00a38 booking fee). Day tickets cost \u00a390.00 (plus a \u00a37 booking fee).
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Early entry tickets for the Reading site sold out on 17 June 2013. On 5 July 2013, Saturday day tickets for the Reading site sold out. On 12 July 2013, Friday day tickets for the Reading site sold out. On 23 July 2013, weekend tickets for the Reading site sold out. On 13 August 2013, Sunday tickets sold out, meaning at the Reading site, the full weekend was sold out. On 17 August 2013, Friday tickets for the Leeds site sold out.
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On 27 June 2013, Brand New, who were due to play on the Main Stage announced that they were cancelling their August European dates including their performances at the Reading and Leeds Festivals. They were replaced by EarlWolf.
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Iggy Azalea cancelled in order to attend the MTV Video Music Awards.[21]
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Due to illness, DIIV were forced to cancel Reading and Leeds performances.[22]
Tyler, the Creator had originally been booked to play on the NME Stage, but was forced to cancel these shows after being refused entry into the United Kingdom. Modern Baseball had planned to play the Lock Up Stage, but withdrew the week before the festival due to the lead singer's decision to focus on tackling his depression. Mastodon had originally been booked to headline the Pit stage, but pulled out when they cancelled their European tour, citing a 'personal family matter.[23]' It was later revealed that this was due to bassist Troy Sanders' wife being diagnosed with breast cancer.[24]\n
Parkway Drive had pulled out of Leeds due to 'family issues', this meant that Skindred played for a full hour while a new band called Judas played the rest of the time slot. A$AP Rocky pulled out of Leeds festival at the last possible moment due to travel problems. He was however capable to perform at Reading. Fetty Wap was due to play on the NME stage, but had to pull out from doctors orders due to a severe ear infection. HAIM were supposed to play on the NME stage but cancelled their European tour to focus on finishing their second album. G-Eazy who was one of the headliners for the Radio 1Xtra stage pulled out of the festival for unforeseen circumstances, and was replaced by Wiley. Travis Scott was also a headliner for the Radio 1Xtra stage, cancelled all remaining UK tour shows also due to unforeseen circumstances, he was replaced by Stormzy. Tyler Joseph of Twenty One Pilots was pulled down into the crowd during their performance of \"Car Radio\", at Reading 2016 and their set was cut short.\n
The band PWR BTTM were lined-up to perform on The Lock Up stage, but after allegations went viral that band member Ben Hopkins had initiated sexual abuse, the festival pulled them from the line up. Several artists dropped out of Reading & Leeds for currently unknown reasons, this included Bishop Briggs, Katy B, A2 and K.I.D. On the first day of the festival, Royal Republic, who were the opening act on the main stage for Friday at Leeds, cancelled due to personal reasons, they were replaced by the Xcerts. Don Broco performed on The Lock Up stage under the name 'The Prettyboys' as a secret set. Queens of the Stone Age and Wolf Alice also had secret sets at the festival.\n
Skepta was billed to headline the Radio 1 tent on Sunday but was removed from the lineup, with \"logistical issues\" being cited as the reason. He was not replaced, but Diplo was bumped up to headline rather than sub the stage. Other notable removals were Ski Mask The Slump God who pulled out due to touring commitments and was replaced by Bhad Bhabie and Brunswick who was also due to play the Dance Stage but was replaced by Madam X, Skinny Girl Diet were due to open the Radio 1 Stage on Sunday but were replaced by Twisted Wheel, Famous Dex was to play the Radio 1 Stage on Sunday but pulled out and Playboi Carti cancelled not long before the festival due to personal reasons. He was due to perform on the Radio 1 Stage.\n
English indie rock band Blaenavon was to be a headlining act on the Festival Republic Stage, but on 20 June pulled out due to 'on-going health issues'. Crystal Fighters was announced as their replacement. G Flip, who was also due to perform on the Festival Republic Stage, also pulled out of the festivals for unknown reasons. UK drill rapper Loski has also been removed from the line-up. This may be because the rapper was arrested for being in possession with a firearm. Fellow UK drill rapper Unknown T was also removed after he was charged with murder and violent disorder after allegedly stabbing 20-year-old Steven Narvaez-Jara during a party. Geko was also supposed to perform on Radio 1Xtra Stage. It is unknown why he was removed. Brunswick who was also due to play on the Radio 1 Stage last year, was pulled from the line up again this year for unknown reasons. Two days before his performance at Leeds, Lil Uzi Vert pulled out of the festival for 'unforeseen circumstances'. Acts were pushed up, Yungblud and Mayday Parade swapped places, and SWMRS was upgraded from Festival Republic to the Main Stage. Comethazine and Masicka were replaced by DJ Grevious and M Huncho. King Princess was due to perform on the NME Stage, but had to pull out due to illness. Aitch was moved from the Radio 1Xtra tent, and took their slot. Drenge performed a secret slot on the BBC Introducing stage, Enter Shikari performed a secret acoustic slot on the same stage. This was the band's third set through the festival.\n
Juice Wrld was scheduled to perform at Reading on the Friday of the festival but a minute before his scheduled appearance, the crew announced that he had been cancelled due to \"flight issues\".\n
Blade Brown wasn't able to perform at Reading due to being stuck in traffic.\n
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