Leeds Festival 2023 headliners, timings, shuttle buses and tickets

Leeds Festival is back for another year, offering performances from some of the biggest names in music across three nights.

Thousands of music fans will be flocking to either Bramham Park in Leeds or Richmond Avenue, Reading, this weekend. There are a number of huge stars headlining the bill across Reading and Leeds festival - although some fans initially slammed the line-up.

American popstar Billie Eilish is headlining Main Stage East on Friday night. The singer, who frequently works with her producer and musician brother Finneas, shot to fame in 2015 when her track Ocean Eyes went viral on SoundCloud.

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The 21-year-old has since released two chart-topping albums and has songs on both the James Bond and Barbie soundtracks.

Meanwhile, Geordie Sam Fender will be closing the same stage on Saturday night. The 28-year-old indie rocker previously revealed he suffered a near-fatal accident at the festival a decade earlier - but a man from Sheffield saved his life.

In an Instagram post reflecting on his headline slot, the Seventeen Going Under singer said he didn't remember the man's name, but he owed him his life. "Little did he know he'd just saved Reading and Leeds's 2023 headliner. See you down the front," he wrote.

American rock band The Killers headline Main Stage East on Sunday. Imagine Dragons, Foals and The 1975 close Main Stage West on Friday, Saturday and Sunday respectively.

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Other musicians performing at Leeds Festival include Declan McKenna, Central Cee, Becky Hill, Loyle Carner and Wet Leg. Nothing But Thieves, Rina Siwiyama Mimi