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Reading & Leeds Festival Launch Digital Creator Stage ‘The Aux’
Reading & Leeds Festival have revealed details of a new digital creators stage ‘The Aux’. Find out more about the new addition here…
With less than 100 days until Rockstar Energy presents Reading and Leeds Festival, the festival has announced a new stage The Aux, a first-of-its-kind live platform for the best and most popular digital content creators shaping today’s culture.
Synonymous with breaking legendary acts and hosting iconic performances, the festival will welcome an entirely new set of performers with the introduction of a brand-new stage for 2024; The Aux. This stage will feature a digital content creator-led lineup for the first time at a music festival, highlighting some of today’s most popular and culturally relevant personalities and providing a new platform in the live sector.
Located in the main arena of both festivals, The Aux will offer festival-goers a mix of live podcasts, interactive talks, streams, and hands-on activities, with no filter and no topic off limits. Currently confirmed for the stage are The Useless Hotline, Antics With Ash, In Ayamé We Trust, and the M1Podcast, making The Aux the place to bridge the gap between the digital world and live entertainment.
Melvin Benn, Managing Director of Festival Republic said:
“The relevance and impact that this new generation of creators has on our culture and audience is undeniable. The Aux stage is a platform to move their brilliant and innovative work onto a live stage. Music and digital innovation have always gone hand in hand, and this is a new and exciting moment where the online world can connect with the offline, and our audiences can get a bit closer to the faces and voices they know and love. We have supported and championed musicians from emerging talent to headliners and we hope The Aux will play a part in doing just that for those who are transforming entertainment too.”
Reading & Leeds Festival takes place from August 21st to 25th. For more information on Reading Festival head over to the official Reading Festival Website here and, for Leeds Festival, head over to the official Leeds Festival Website here
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