Kasabian have been confirmed as the second headliners for Reading and Leeds Festivals 2017.
The Leicester rock band join Muse at the top of the bill for the August weekender, alongside a host of newly announced acts.
Also just revealed are Two Door Cinema Club, Wiley, Fatboy Slim, Flume, Jimmy Eat World, Circa Waves, Rat Boy and The Amity Affliction.
The Kasabian performance is being billed as a UK festival exclusive, and the band are expected to release their sixth album this spring.
The group last headlined back in 2012 alongside The Cure and Foo Fighters, and said: "It's been five years, and as a band we have come a long way since then.
"We're looking forward to playing tunes from the new record and bringing the mosh pit to Reading & Leeds Festival!"
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The band teased new music over Christmas with a song titled 'Pressie', and have announced a number of tour dates for 2017, including a massive gig in their home town.
Muse were announced as the first Reading and Leeds headliners towards the end of 2016, alongside a host of acts including Major Lazer, Bastille and At The Drive In.
Weekend tickets for Reading and Leeds cost £205 with a booking fee, and are on sale now.
Reading & Leeds 2017 takes place on August 25-27. Last year saw Foals, Disclosure, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Biffy Clyro and Fall Out Boy headline.
Watch the video for Kasabian's 'Fire' below:
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