WOKINGHAM LOVES MUSIC: Listen in to our 20 top picks for 2020
EACH week, we present a top 10 of tracks, each with a connection to borough. It’s the Wokingham Loves Music ...
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Lift your spirits with this week’s Wokingham Loves Music playlist
Wokingham Loves Music top 10 as seen in Wokingham.Today of October 15, 2020.
Let It Go: Crooked Shapes heads up our WOKINGHAM LOVES MUSIC playlist
THERE’S NOTHING finer than discovering a new treat and that’s exactly what’s on offer thanks to Wokingham Loves Music. This ...
WOKINGHAM LOVES MUSIC: Listen to these bands – a top 10 of tunes, all with a Wokingham flavour
IT’S GREAT to see so many local artists have been making the most of lockdown. This week’s chart features a ...
Get listening to Wokingham’s blossoming music scene with Wokingham Loves Music
WE’RE back with another collection of diverse music for you to enjoy – it’s all compiled by Chris Hillman from ...
Get listening to Wokingham’s very own hit parade
IT’S HOT out there, and it’s hits in here. Here is our latest Top Ten of Wokingham-borough influenced music, curated ...
Wokingham Loves Music: Ten tracks to enjoy
EVERYONE enjoys listening to music, so we’re delighted to introduce a great new playlist for you to tune in to. ...
Why Wokingham singer-songwriter Bradley’s happy to hit Rock Bottom
Bradley Watmore, a 28-year-old singer-songwriter, from Wokingham will release his debut single Rock Bottom tomorrow.
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