Are You Listening? Festival, Reading, UK
Saturday 27th April 2019
2019 Artists
"blending the bombastic nature of A Tribe Called Quest’s early material and the wicked storytelling ability of Jamie T." - NME
"All hail Flamingods and their psychedelic music for the soul" - I-D
"psych-pop with an emphasis on the pop" - THE GUARDIAN
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‘Are You Listening? is not only easily one of the best value festivals in the UK - it's simply one of the best festivals in the UK’
Faded Glamour
‘Hear the very finest in emerging music while raising money for [Learning Disability] charities? We don’t mind if we do!’
No.1 in Metro Weekend
‘...a must-attend for all discerning festival goers’
Artrocker
‘It truly felt like the whole town was buzzing!’
Alt Reading
‘The fundraising festival with it’s finger firmly on the pulse’
Reading Chronicle
Latest News
THANK YOU & AYL? FESTIVAL 2020
May 1 2019THANK YOU ALL
After a much needed rest, we're slowly getting our head around just how good Saturday was ⚡️
Thank you to every one of you that performed, volunteered, supported Reading Mencap and danced the night day away with us on Saturday!
ARE YOU LISTENING? FESTIVAL 2020
We're pleased to announce AYL? Festival 2020 will be on SATURDAY 25TH APRIL 2020
Limited £15 Adult Pre-sale Tickets to AYL? 2020 are on sale NOW. Get yours before they're all gone!
TICKETS >>> http://bit.ly/2XOWQBA
Thanks again to everyone involved and see you at Down at the Abbey in September
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April 30 2019The AYL? Poster Exhibition
April 26 2019AYL? Quiz
April 15 2019See All News
Supporting Reading Mencap
Are You Listening? are proud that Reading Mencap has been our official charity partner since the first AYL music festival in 2013. In that time, we have raised nearly £60,000 for this vital local charity. Thank you from AYL, Reading Mencap and everyone that supports us for all your help.
“We love what Reading Mencap does and stands for. Music knows no prejudice, no barriers and brings everyone together, whatever their background. And Reading Mencap does the same – ensuring we are all, irrespective of any learning disability, able to live full and active lives in our community. It deserves all our support. Please give whatever you can.” (Shane Daunt and Dave Maul, AYL Festival organisers)
Click here to learn more about supporting Reading Mencap
