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Saturday the Wokingham Music Club stage
Wokingham Music Club Stage will be open for local and up-and-coming bands. Here is what you can hear on Saturday
Sunday TradeMark Windows stage
There will be sea shanties and more on the TradeMark Windows stage at Wokingham Festival on the Sunday. Here is ...
Sunday Wokingham Music Club stage
Sunday at the Wokingham Music Club stage at Wokingham Festival is a line-up packed with some terrific bands and awesome ...
Monday Wokingham Music Club stage
There’s a whole extra day at this year’s Wokingham Festival. Here is what you can enjoy on Monday
Monday TradeMark Windows stage line-up
There’s a whole extra day of music at Wokingham Festival this year, taking place on Bank Holiday Monday. Here’s what’s ...
Saturday TradeMark Windows stage line-up
Noon, EBOS FANS of musicals will need little introduction to EBOS. From their base at Pinewood Leisure Centre, they have ...
THIRD DAY: New-look Wokingham Festival announces great new line-up for August bank holiday show
A NEW-LOOK Wokingham Festival is being planned for this August bank holiday, featuring more live music than ever before. The ...
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