In preparation for this week's RaW Sounds Today playlist, we went to Southampton to watch a band playing in Reading.
Read moreDetailsWE'VE got three great new tracks for you this week, including something we thought was so good it had to be the first thing you hear.
Read moreDetailsSOME musical greats are on this week's playlist because, well, they're great and they're musical.
Read moreDetailsWHAT a brilliant weekend we had at Wokingham Festival ? and I hear Reading Festival was terrific too.
Read moreDetailsA SPECIAL playlist for you this week as our thoughts turn to the two big festivals taking place in Reading and Wokingham this weekend
Read moreDetailsChris Hillman speaks to Caravan's Pye Hastings about the band's history and how he keeps things fresh in his writing and performance
Read moreDetailsThere's some great music happening across Reading and Wokingham over the bank holiday, and you'll forgive us for championing the more intimate affair
Read moreDetailsWe're now days away from Wokingham Festival ? and Reading Festival for that matter. Here we whet your appetite
Read moreDetailsWE'RE firmly in the season of summer festivals, and there has been some fantastic music to enjoy this year.
Read moreDetailsMaking their debut this week is Gareth Ainsworth's band, Cold Blooded Hearts. The QPR manager's group have released their debut album
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