Rock around the Christmas tree with the RaW Sounds playlist
WE’VE GOT two Christmas songs in this week’s RaW Sounds Today playlist. These are just a couple of the 10 ...
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Wave Machine heads up this week’s WOKINGHAM LOVES MUSIC playlist
We love championing bands you may not have heard before, and everyone featured in our playlist has a connection to ...
Global talent on show thanks to WOKINGHAM LOVES MUSIC playlist
TALENT comes from all over the globe, and that’s certainly the case with this week’s playlist. Every week, Wokingham Loves ...
Come with us on a journey through space and time with Wokingham Loves Music playlist
DO YOU remember The Mighty Boosh? It was a bit of a surreal sitcom that started with a promise that ...
DJ Darren to rock Wokingham Festival
A TOP radio DJ is preparing to swap the record decks for a stage, thanks to Wokingham Festival. Darren Redick, ...
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 ...
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