FESTIVALS are always great places to discover bands, and the act at the top of this week's playlist is one we discovered at Wokingham last summer.
Read moreDetailsMUSIC has a unique way of bringing us together, and that's the certainly the case with the first new track in our playlist this week.
Read moreDetailsDiscover some great new music from Reading and Wokingham with the RaW Sounds Today playlist
Read moreDetailsFORGET Casablanca, it's Bracknell for us. And forget As Time Goes By, it's As Time Stands Still.
Read moreDetailsIT'S NOT just Old Macdonald who has some animals, but we've not got The Farm. Just 10 great tracks for you to listen to.
Read moreDetailsTHIS year has got off to a flying start, with so much great music being performed, released and created. Tune in and discover some great music
Read moreDetailsOne of the best things about January is preparing for a wassail, an ancient ceremony that aims to have some fun while looking to the harvest ahead.
Read moreDetailsHappy new listening. For our first playlist of 2023, we've got 10 brand-new tracks for you to listen to.
Read moreDetailswhat a great 12 months of music in Reading and Wokingham - here's our top 20 of 2022
Read moreDetailsWhy have chestnuts roasting when they could be listening to some fantastic music?
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