ONE of our missions is to champion new music as well as local music and our two new entries this week showcase just that
Read moreDetailsWE LOVE Spriggan Mist, a talented band that holds special events such as its Enchanted Market, as well as performing extensively.
Read moreDetailsWILL SMITH?S grandmother famously once advised him not to swear when creating songs, something he took to heart.
Read moreDetailsWE LOVE championing new music, and that?s exactly what we?ve got for you this week
Read moreDetailsIT?S one of our favourite days of the year on Saturday - Record Store Day. Here's some music to put you in the mood for a great day of music
Read moreDetailsONE of this week?s new entries into the RaW Sounds Today playlist has sax appeal? and evokes memories of the 1980s.
Read moreDetailsTHE music community in Reading and Wokingham is a great thing. By working together, we can help dangle some great tunes under your nos
Read moreDetailsTHERE?S nothing finer than discovering an amazing singer with a talent that knocks your socks off.
Read moreDetailsWE?RE really excited about the line-up for this year?s Wokingham Festival, there really is something for everyone to enjoy
Read moreDetailsA MUSICAL odyssey is coming to Wokingham next month, and we?re not joking.
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