BUG at Reading Festival this Sunday
After a triumphant show hosted by Adam Buxton at the Latitude Festival in July, and a brilliant Horror special presented at the Big Chill by guest host Corin Hardy earlier this month, BUG concludes its summer festival tour with an exciting appearance at the Reading Festival this coming weekend.
Adam is back with a special edition of the BFI Southbank's acclaimed music video show at the Alternative Stage on Sunday at 2.50pm, presenting a hand-picked collection of some of greatest videos shown at previous BUGs - plus, of course, his own inimitable contributions.
So if you are heading for Reading this weekend, or going down on Sunday, do not miss it. It's the perfect lunchtime festival hors d'oeuvres for Vampire Weekend, the Yeahs and Radiohead later on.
And the final festival appearance of the summer precedes a very busy September for BUG, with two new shows in addition to BUG 15 at the BFI Southbank on the 18th and 25th. More details soon.
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