Noughty 90s Festival announces huge reading debut with Vengaboys, Peter Andre and more!
Get ready for the ultimate throwback! Noughty 90s Festival is heading to Reading for the very first time, bringing a massive celebration of 90s and 00s
music to Palmer Park on Saturday 12 June 2027!
Following the success of previous events in Brighton and Newcastle, the hugely popular nostalgia festival is bringing its feel-good party atmosphere to Reading, promising a day packed with iconic anthems, unforgettable performances and the very best throwback tunes.
Headlining the Reading debut are Vengaboys and Peter Andre, two of the biggest names from the era, alongside a huge lineup featuring N-Trance, East 17, Blazin' Squad, Ultrabeat PA, Rozalla and Livin' Joy, plus the festival's much-loved Kroud Karaoke.
The festival will also feature a massive Garage Nation takeover, with Artful Dodger, DJ Luck & MC Neat, Oxide & Neutrino, Sweet Female Attitude, Lisa Maffia, Scott Garcia, MC DT, Kofi B, Sharky P and Buggzy bringing some of the biggest UK garage classics to Reading.
Drum & bass fans will also be in for a treat with an AWOL: A Way of Life takeover, featuring legendary names including General Levy.
A spokesperson for Noughty 90s Festival said:
"We're absolutely buzzing to finally bring Noughty 90s Festival to Reading! We've had such an incredible response to our events in Brighton and Newcastle, and we've wanted to bring that same atmosphere to Reading for a long time.
There's something really special about hearing all those songs you grew up with, surrounded by thousands of people singing and dancing along. It's pure nostalgia, and we can't wait to see Palmer Park come alive with it.
We've put together a fantastic lineup for our Reading debut, with everything from pop classics and club anthems to UK garage and drum & bass. It's going to be one massive party, and we're so excited to welcome everyone!"
The Reading announcement forms part of an exciting expansion for Noughty 90s Festival, with the brand also heading to Leicester and Chester in 2027, continuing to bring its unique celebration of music and nostalgia to audiences across the UK.
With some of the most recognisable artists and anthems from the 90s and 00s, Noughty 90s Festival promises an unforgettable day of singing, dancing and reliving the soundtrack to a generation.
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