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Fred Again Shines at Reading Festival 2024

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Fred Again Reading Festival 2024

On August 24, Fred Gibson, known professionally as Fred Again, headlined the Reading Festival, delivering a memorable performance that resonated with the audience.

His set began on a B-stage where he connected with fans through his track ‘Turn On the Lights again..’, a collaboration with notable artists. Shortly after, he transitioned to the main stage to perform ‘Danielle (smile on my face).’

During his performance, Fred Again expressed his emotions, recalling the festival experience of his youth. He stated, “Oh shit, I’m nervous okay,” as he began his rendition of ‘Adore U’. He shared, “I know exactly how you’re feeling ’cause this was my first festival when I was 16. I remember this shit so clearly.”

Highlighting the audience’s involvement, Fred led a sing-along of an unreleased track that features a sample of Nicole Wray’s ‘Piece Of Me’, with lyrics addressing themes of peace and connection.

The performance, spread over three stages, showcased fan favorites including ‘Jungle’, ‘Clara (the night is dark)’, and ‘leavemealone’. A full setlist was provided to those eager to revisit the experience.

Before taking the stage, Fred Again shared video montages reflecting on his time at the Reading Festival as an attendee, coupled with a snippet of a new song that samples a track by Jamie T. In an Instagram caption, he reminisced about his own formative festival experiences.

Fred Again’s upcoming album, set for release on September 6, will feature a total of 10 tracks, generating excitement among his fan base.

The Reading Festival, held annually at Richfield Avenue in Reading, showcases prominent headliners and a variety of performances, making it a staple in the festival landscape.

Rachel Adams

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