Reading & Leeds Festival fans ‘work out’ headliner after spotting THREE clues – as line up is revealed tonight

READING and Leeds Festival fans are convinced they have worked out one of the headliners after spotting three clues.

The hotly-anticipated line-up is set to be revealed tonight and eagle-eyed rock followers think Bring Me The Horizon will top the bill.

The band will be heading to Europe next year to headline Rock am Ring and it was originally billed as a European exclusive.

But fans have spotted the wording on the website has now changed and reads -  'European mainland' exclusive instead, suggesting the UK could also be on the cards.

Others have noted that the band just so happen to be on the cover of rock magazine Kerrang this week as the line-up is announced.

And in another clue – the band have previously headlined the festival in 2022 and fans think they are due a return to the stage, considering they have no other UK dates planned next year.

Back in May the Sheffield band released their first new album in four years - POST HUMAN: NeX GEn.

The dystopian record was originally slated for release last August but was subjected to a lengthy delay.

The record was the band's first since the departure of keyboardist and songwriter Jordan Fish earlier this year.

He is largely credited with being a key driver behind the band's move from the underground to the mainstream after joining in 2012.

Against the odds, the once niche band have risen to the top of the music pile here in the UK.

They have been nominated for two Grammys and this year won a Brit for Best Rock/Alternative Act. They've also scooped seven Kerrang! gongs in a career that dates back 20 years.

There was no greater sign of a mainstream breakthrough than when they collaborated with Ed Sheeran for a souped-up version of his hit Bad Habits at the Brit Awards in 2022.

Other names being touted for this years Reading and Leeds include Chappell Roan, Post Malone and Foo Fighters.

 Eminem and Travis Scott's names have also been suggested, as well as Central Cee.

Reading and Leeds Festivals run on the Friday, Saturday and Sunday of the August Bank Holiday weekend.