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ONE of the most unusually named bands will be swinging into Reading next week for a night of Heavy Pop. ...
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Classic silent movie Metropolis to be given contemporary soundtrack by Reading band Year of the Kite
IT’S ONE of the most famous silent movies of all time. Visionary, unique and gorgeous to watch, Metropolis was made ...
Adam Riches: ‘My show is going to be a good time: big, broad, silly and fun’
ADAM RICHES would love to tell you what’s going to be in his forthcoming show, but even he’s not sure. ...
Robin Houghton to be first guest in 2019 at South Street’s Poets’ Cafe
THE first guest poet of 2019 for Reading’s Poets’ Cafe will be award-winning wordsmith Robin Houghton. Her 2018 collection, All ...
Carry on ukuleles – Beatles favourites and more at South Street gig
A SEVEN-piece group of ukulele enthusiasts warmly invite you to come along for an evening of music, singing along, silly ...
REVIEW: A memorable morning with Morgan and West
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