Reading & Leeds 2007 lineup

The Reading & Leeds line-up page lists 137 acts for Reading & Leeds 2007 across 5 stages. Headliners were Razorlight, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Smashing Pumpkins. 79 acts appeared at Reading & Leeds for the first time in our records.

137acts
5stages
58%first time at Reading & Leeds

Friday lineup

Saturday lineup

Sunday lineup

On this bill

Their festival histories

First time at Reading & Leeds in 2007

Longest-awaited returns

  1. The Smashing Pumpkinslast played Reading & Leeds in 199512 years
  2. Red Hot Chili Pepperslast played Reading & Leeds in 19998 years
  3. Ignitelast played Reading & Leeds in 20016 years
  4. The Living Endlast played Reading & Leeds in 20016 years
  5. Jimmy Eat Worldlast played Reading & Leeds in 20025 years

Other festivals in 2007

Next yearReading & Leeds 2008Rage Against the Machine · The Killers · MetallicaSee the lineup →

Questions about Reading & Leeds 2007

Who headlined Reading & Leeds 2007?

Razorlight, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Smashing Pumpkins were the headliners of Reading & Leeds 2007. The source marks no headliners, so these are the first acts listed on the main stage each day.

How many acts are on the Reading & Leeds 2007 lineup?

The Reading & Leeds line-up page lists 137 acts for Reading & Leeds 2007 across 5 stages. Smaller stages and late additions may be missing.

Who played Reading & Leeds for the first time in 2007?

79 acts on the 2007 lineup had not appeared at Reading & Leeds before in our records, including Angels & Airwaves, Gossip, Gym Class Heroes, Hellogoodbye and Nine Inch Nails.

Source: Wikipedia, "Reading and Leeds Festivals line-ups" (revision 1381448680), CC BY-SA 4.0. The lineup covers the stages and acts that page lists. Billing order follows the order acts are listed there; headliners are the acts it marks as headliners. This year's source marks no headliners, so the first act listed on the main stage each day is shown as the headliner. "First time" means no earlier appearance in this archive. Spotted an error? Tell us.