70s replica group – which formed only last year – comprises lead vocalist Aurora Colson, guitarist Spike Stockdale, drummer Dave McGrath, keyboardist Chris Skornia, and bass guitarist Phil Baker
Read moreDetailsPhil Astles was just a 13-year-old schoolboy when he had a paper round in Crowthorne. Now, 29 years later, he is making headlines of his own as the frontman for...
Read moreDetailsTrying to describe the music of Bracknell-based band Spriggan Mist is not an easy task
Read moreDetailsTribute band The Sting Operation will be performing at Wokingham Festival on the Sunday, at 8pm
Read moreDetails“We do a lot of gigs and play together very regularly but there’s something about Wokingham Festival which is really refreshing.”
Read moreDetailsPerforming up-tempo tracks designed to get the crowd on their feet is dynamic 10-piece band The Average Chalky White Band.
Read moreDetailsA TOUCH of the seaside is promised to visitors of Wokingham Festival on Sunday. And it’s all thanks to a band who are making (sea) waves.
Read moreDetailsFifth on the line-up for Monday and performing from 4.30pm is London-based psy-folk progressive band Flutatious
Read moreDetailsWokingham Festival is all thanks to a dedicated team of volunteers and supporters who are led by one man: Stan Hetherington
Read moreDetailsWokingham Music Club Stage will be open for local and up-and-coming bands. Here is what you can hear on Saturday
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