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Watch Geese open End of the Road 2026 with ferocious set (opens the original)
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Geese opened End of the Road festival last night (Thursday September 3), headlining the Dorset/Wiltshire weekender with a ferocious set. Check out footage, photos and the setlist below. The Brooklyn four-piece were announced as Thursday night’s ‘secret headliner’ back in June. Based at Larmer Tree Gardens, on the Dorset-Wiltshire border, End of the Road is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. Held on the main stage (dubbed the Woods), Geese’s first European festival headline slot opened w
Viagra Boys reveal details of their ‘emotional’ new material at Reading 2026 (opens the original)
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Viagra Boys have reflected on the success of their 2025 breakthrough album ‘Viagr Aboys’ and opened up about new material. The Swedish punk six-piece were speaking to NME backstage at Reading Festival, where they performed on the Gallery Stage. Asked if they knew how special ‘Viagr Aboys’ was during its production, frontman Sebastian Murphy joked that he has “too much self-loathing” for that. Keyboard player Elias Jungqvist chimed in: “I think that day, when we feel that feeling, it’s time to qu
Absolutely talks sharing the line-up with sisters RAYE and Amma at Reading 2026 (opens the original)
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Absolutely has spoken to NME about the fact that she and her sisters RAYE and Amma all performed separately at Reading & Leeds Festival 2026 this weekend. The 22-year-old experimental pop artist, whose real name is Abby-Lynn Keen, was interviewed backstage at Reading shortly after her performance on the festival’s main stage. “I’m not so used to doing festivals,” she said, explaining that she’s only played a handful so far. “I don’t know if people are gonna show up,” she added. “I didn’t expect
Keo open up about debut album ‘Put A Smile On For Me’ at Reading 2026 (opens the original)
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Keo have spoken to NME about their upcoming debut album, ‘Put A Smile On For Me’. Interviewed backstage at Reading Festival, shortly after their performance, brothers Finn and Conor Keogh reflected on the London alt-rock four-piece’s 2025 EP ‘Siren’, which was mostly recorded live. “Unfortunately, we didn’t do ‘Thorn’ live,” explained Finn. “I wish we had, but that’s kind of why we’ve redone it now for the [album]. But for the most part, it was all done live. It was before we had any label backi
Royal Blood talk new album ‘Dead Company’ at Reading 2026: “It’s pretty relentless” (opens the original)
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Royal Blood spoke to NME backstage at Reading 2026 about their upcoming album ‘Dead Company’, and reflected on their debut appearance at the festival back in 2014. The Worthing-formed band, comprised of singer and bassist Mike Kerr and drummer Ben Thatcher, caught up with us just after they played a mid-afternoon secret set at the Gallery stage, which attracted a huge audience. Reflecting on the show, Kerr said: “We’re really happy. It went really well. We’re playing live again after two years o
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