The 1975's Reading and Leeds Festival 2023 setlist ahead of performances
The 1975 are among the six headliners for Reading and Leeds Festivals and are expected to deliver a show-stopping performance.
Matty Healy, Adam Hann, Ross MacDonald and George Daniel are no strangers to the festival, having performed a number of times over the years. This year, they will play before The Killers. The Cheshire-based group have recently been touring across the world, most famously in Malaysia where Matty feared he and Ross might be jailed for sharing a kiss.
But before they perform at Richfield Avenue in Reading and Bramham Park in Leeds, we've trawled the internet to find out what the group might be singing. While their official setlist has been kept a secret, here is what they've recently performed and what you might need to practice...
Setlist
Matty, Adam, Ross and George will headline Reading and Leeds on Saturday and Sunday (PA)- Looking for Somebody (to Love)
- Happiness
- Love Me
- Oh Caroline
- Chocolate
- I'm In Love With You
- If You're Too Shy (Let Me Know)
- Paris
- About You
- Robbers
- Medicine
- The Sound
- It's Not Living (If It's Not With You)
- Somebody Else
- I Always Wanna Die (Sometimes)
- Be My Mistake
- Love It IF We Made It
- 28
- Sex
- Give Yourself a Try
- People
As the headline act, the lads will be performing at 8.15pm - 9.45pm on Main Stage West at Reading Festival (Saturday) and then taking to Main Stage West Leeds on Sunday between 7.40pm - 9.10pm. The full set times for the weekend can be found here.
The gates for the 2023 event opened on Wednesday as people headed to the fields to try and secure the best camp spot which would ensure they're close to all of the action. But as music lovers prepare for the headline artists to take to the various stages, bosses have now confirmed set times.
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Before The Mirror heads to Leeds, we're here to bring you all you need to know in order to prepare yourself. This year, there are various safety measures put in place to protect festivalgoers with each campsite having a designated AIRS Hub (Assistance, Information and Response) which will work alongside the security and stewards.
This year, the BBC will be streaming Reading Festival via the Player platform for music lovers. Selected performances will be made available via the Reading Highlights channel on the platform from August 28. But before then, the service will have a designated Reading and Leeds channel which will show previous performances between August 21 and August 27.
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