INTERVIEW: Reading Festival is really special for Spring King
ONE of the hottest young bands in the UK will be appearing at Reading Festival this summer. Manchester outfit Spring ...
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Wurzels and Jesus Jones among acts at this year’s TwyFest in Twyford
TICKETS for this year’s Twyford Festival have just gone on sale. The annual event offers three weeks of great entertainment ...
Sounds of the 60s to come to Wokingham this Friday night
A BAND that rocked Wokingham is making a triumphant return this week. The Fliks headlined the Wokingham Festival last August, ...
Jesus Jones delighted to be joining The Wurzels at summer’s TwyFest
A popular Indie band has revealed that they are delighted to be headlining a local music festival this summer. Jesus Jones, ...
Interactive map for the Wokingham Living Advent Calendar 2015
AN IMPORTANT ritual for any child counting down to Christmas is to open the door each day on an Advent ...
Marvellous news for music fans: festival moves to Dinton Pastures
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Win tickets to meet The Drifters!
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Wokingham Music Club to welcome blues band
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