Raw Sounds Today playlist: Featuring the March Violets, Cast, and Sonic Whip
Every week we pick artists with a link to Reading or Wokingham, and you can tune in for free via out Spotify playlist. Enjoy...
Read moreDetailsEvery week we pick artists with a link to Reading or Wokingham, and you can tune in for free via out Spotify playlist. Enjoy...
Read moreDetailsWe were thrilled to catch Gemma Rogers when she performed at Mount at Wasing earlier this month, and we think you'll love her too
Read moreDetailsWE'RE just a few weeks away now from the start of the summer festival season, and we can't wait.
Read moreDetailsHeading up our hit parade is a star in the making ? catch her before she makes it big and you'll have a claim to fame to enjoy for years...
Read moreDetailsWhen a guitarist as good as Steve Hackett chooses someone to join him on guitar and backing/lead vocals in his touring band you know they must be good
Read moreDetailsSomething different heads up our playlist this week ? a song about cannibals who run a pub.
Read moreDetailsLast weekend's Are You Listening? festival was brilliant. We had a whale of a time exploring the many venues and catching bands
Read moreDetailsWE LOVE bringing you something big and this week that's a new band? with a strong link to the region.
Read moreDetailsThis weekend is the return of the Are You Listening? festival, one of our favourite events in the year.
Read moreDetailsWe've been out on the road again, catching up with some of the bands heading our way. We couldn't give a personal recommendation without research.
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