You’ll be in Rapture when Totally Blondie perform at Wokingham Festival
70s replica group – which formed only last year – comprises lead vocalist Aurora Colson, guitarist Spike Stockdale, drummer Dave ...
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From delivering the news to playing the blues for The Fabulous Duck Brothers
Phil Astles was just a 13-year-old schoolboy when he had a paper round in Crowthorne. Now, 29 years later, he ...
The Police will arrive at Wokingham Festival at 8pm on Sunday for an arresting performance
Tribute band The Sting Operation will be performing at Wokingham Festival on the Sunday, at 8pm
Enjoy this magnificent band Funk Lab on Sunday night
“We do a lot of gigs and play together very regularly but there’s something about Wokingham Festival which is really ...
The Average Chalky White Band will provide an up-tempo set on Saturday
Performing up-tempo tracks designed to get the crowd on their feet is dynamic 10-piece band The Average Chalky White Band.
Sea shanties with Wokingham Festival guests The Salts
A TOUCH of the seaside is promised to visitors of Wokingham Festival on Sunday. And it’s all thanks to a ...
Enjoy some psy-folk from progressive band Flutatious
Fifth on the line-up for Monday and performing from 4.30pm is London-based psy-folk progressive band Flutatious
When it comes to Wokingham Festival, Stan’s your man…
Wokingham Festival is all thanks to a dedicated team of volunteers and supporters who are led by one man: Stan ...
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