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Sunday at Wokingham Festival – who’s playing and what time are they on?

Second day of annual event in Cantley Park

by Phil Creighton
August 28, 2022
in Entertainment, Featured, Wokingham
Mr Grey’s Jailhouse Jukebox

Mr Grey’s Jailhouse Jukebox entertain at Wokingham Festival 2022 Picture: Phil Creighton

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WOKINGHAM FESTIVAL continues today with another selection of great music.

The family-friendly event saw thousands of people flock to Cantley Park, where they enjoy treats including 4G Band, The Rachel Redman Band, Spriggan Mist and Crazy Diamond.

As the sun went down, the crowds were dancing to old favourites courtesy of Mr Grey’s Jailhouse Jukebox, or singing along to a silent disco.

And many, many pints of real ale were enjoyed, despite the occasional blip with technology meaning card payments were occasionally not going through – take some cash with you in case it happens again today.

There are many activities to enjoy, including Circus Scene and More Arts Wokingham offering fun for children.

Here is what you can expect on the music stages today.

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Acts are timed so that you don’t have to miss a song.

The main stage is the TradeMark Music stage, and is hosted by Andy Rowe.

The acts are:

  • 12.30pm – Hoopy Frood
  • 1.30pm – Pappa Truck
  • 2.30pm – Trim
  • 3.30pm – Dacoda
  • 4.45pm – Kindred Spirit Band
  • 6pm – Flutatious
  • 7.30pm – The Sting Operation
  • 9pm – Dance Cult 10

The Wokingham Music Club Stage features the following acts:

  • Noon – Blue Sky Big Band
  • 1pm – The Hedge Inspectors
  • 2pm – Katie Ellwood
  • 3pm – Nora Mac
  • 4.15pm – OSP
  • 5.30pm – Reliant
  • 7pm – Small Town Heroes
  • 8.30pm – The BJ Bevy
  • 9.15pm – Silent disco

The weather forecast is good, with temperatures due to reach a peak of 22C. It will be cloudy for most of the day, with just a 10% chance of rain showers.

As with last night, once the sun starts to set, it will feel chilly in the field. Despite the temperatures forecast to be 18C when the festival closes this evening, a jumper or similar might be needed.

Doors open at 11am, and the event ends at 10.30pm this evening. The same hours are kept tomorrow.

Advance ticket sales are now closed, but there will be the chance to buy some on the gate, if available.

They cost £40 for a weekend ticket, or £16 for a day ticket.

Under 18s pay £13 for a weekend pass and £5 for a day ticket.

Under eights can enjoy the event for free.

All minors must be accompanied by an adult.

For more details, log on to: https://www.wokinghamfestival.co.uk/

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