PROGRESS Theatre has announced that submissions are now open for WriteFest 20. WriteFest is an annual fixture at the theatre which showcases brand new writing from local playwrights by bringing...
Read moreDetailsAlt rock band Villumier from the Reading area have been fairly productive recently, with four singles released, and appearances at Reading Rising
Read moreDetailsWith the Easter Bank Holiday upon us, there's plenty happening in and around Reading to keep all ages entertained this weekend.
Read moreDetailsHundreds of children have taken part in this year's musical showcase
Read moreDetailsReading Festival has announced more than 60 new acts for its 2026 line-up, with organisers also confirming a brand-new dance stage
Read moreDetailsAre You Listening? festival has announced the full roster of artists who'll be coming to venues around Reading when the event returns in May.
Read moreDetailsWrex are based in Brighton, but we were impressed when we saw them at Reading Rising at the Face Bar last November,
Read moreDetailsKream Cabaret looks set to become a regular feature at Reading's Biscuit Factory, as host Vanilla Fuzion makes a big mark with their first local show
Read moreDetailsHuge Davies is back at the theatre for their latest comedy night this week, bringing his unique brand of surreal and dark humour and deadpan delivery.
Read moreDetailsOne of Reading's most vibrant bands is back with a brand new offering, just days ahead of their appearance at Beat Connection this weekend.
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