Who is the secret set at Leeds Festival 2021? The artists rumoured to perform a secret set at the festival this weekend
Reading and Leeds Festival are known for having some remarkable last minute surprise sets over the years.
With the likes of Green Day, Jamie T, Foals and Wolf Alice all taking to the stage for a secret set in the festival's history, many are now wondering who will be providing the surprise sets this weekend.
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Hide AdRumoured so far are rock bands Don Broco and Waterparks, both of whom have posted teasers on their Instagram profiles indicating a performance at some point over the bank holiday.
Jake Bugg has already been confirmed to play a secret set today.
Leeds Festival favourites Frank Carter and The Rattlesnakes are also predicted to make an appearance, however nothing has been confirmed by them yet.
Many fans of the festival have suggested Manchester-born indie band The Courteeners stop by at Leeds Festival before they begin their tour in their hometown, but they are yet to post a reveal on social media.
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Hide AdThere are also several Twitter pages speculating as to who may perform over the next few days.
Twitter page Reading and Leeds Possibles (@RandLPossibles) have already correctly predicted a set from Jake Bugg and rock band You Me At Six, with other suggestions on their Twitter page.
Another Twitter account under the name The RandL Mill (@TheRandLMill) are rooting for the return of IDLES after eagle-eyed fans noticed gaps in their tour dates aligned with the festival dates.
You can look out for confirmed secret sets on the Reading and Leeds social media accounts here.
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