Dave recebeu convidados James Blake, Central Cee e Kano durante seu set principal no Reading 2026 – veja a lista completa.
Lista completa
- Charli XCX live at Reading 2026: a stylish, cinematic, but sometimes underwhelming performance.
- Geese live at Reading Festival 2026: an apocalyptic show amid a biblical downpour.
Dolly Parton, 1946-2026: a Rainha do Country foi uma força unificadora em um mundo dividido.
Loading Leonida: o que aprendemos com o ‘Grand Theft Auto 6’ Extended Look no Netflix.
Para Quiet Light, a dualidade é um fato da vida: “Tudo está muito mais conectado do que pensamos”.
O rapper do sul de Londres subiu ao palco principal do festival – agora conhecido como The Grid – na Little John’s Farm esta noite (29 de agosto).
Isso marcou a primeira vez que Dave comandou o evento desde 2022 e aconteceu no final de sua turnê mundial ‘The Boy Who Played The Harp’, que deve concluir no Leeds Festival amanhã (August 30).
Em um set rico e musicalmente diverso, Blake foi o primeiro convidado para uma versão de “Both Sides Of A Smile”, do álbum de 2021 de Dave, “We’re All Alone In This Together”.
The extended guitar riff from The White Stripes‘ ‘Seven Nation Army’ later served as the intro to ‘Thiago Silva’.
Kano reuniu-se com Dave para uma interpretação enérgica do freestyle de 2023 “Three P’s*” e um tocante “Chapter 16”, antes que os dois artistas compartilhassem um abraço emotivo.
The rapper was joined multiple times by a string section on stage, including for a stirring performance of ‘The Boy Who Played The Harp’, before Central Cee raised the tempo when he came out for their 2023 smash hit single ‘Sprinter’.
Fireworks accompanied Dave’s performances of ‘Starlight’ and ‘Raindance’ as he brought the show to a close.
Dave released his third album ‘The Boy Who Played The Harp’ last October, which included appearances from Blake on ‘History’ and Kano on ‘Chapter 16’, as well as Jim Legxacy, Tems and Nicole Blakk.
The record has been nominated for this year’s Mercury Prize.
In a four-star review of the album, NME wrote: “Although the record is vivid, striking and thought-provoking – with nearly every song on this album a deep, pensive sonic sulk – the south Londoner’s voice is beginning to slip further away from a generation he intended to represent: one that’s done overthinking and just wanting to feel.”.
Dave became the youngest-ever solo artist to headline Reading in 2022, at the age of 24. That set saw him bring out AJ Tracey for ‘Thiago Silva’ and Stormzy for ‘Clash’, and NME labelled it a “history-making set” in a five-star review, adding that it was “a special one to round out an otherwise rowdy first day”.
Volte ao NME aqui para as últimas notícias, críticas, fotos, entrevistas e muito mais do Reading & Leeds 2026.
The world's defining voice in music and pop culture: breaking what's new and what's next since 1952.
When you purchase through affiliate links on NME.com, you may contribute to our site through commissions. Learn More.
NME Networks, a part of Caldecott Music Group. All rights reserved.