Gig guide: Live music and more across Reading, Wokingham and Bracknell – March 30-April 10
Each week, we print the biggest local gig guide you'll find anywhere - here are the gigs in Reading and Wokingham for the week ahead
Read moreDetailsEach week, we print the biggest local gig guide you'll find anywhere - here are the gigs in Reading and Wokingham for the week ahead
Read moreDetailsMUSIC from some of Europe's best-loved composers can be heard at St Mary's Church, Wargrave this weekend.
Read moreDetailsJazz in Reading is hosting an evening of live music at The Fisherman's Cottage pub next month.
Read moreDetailsA selection of events taking place across Reading, Wokingham and Bracknell in the coming 10 days
Read moreDetailsEvery week, we bring you a round-up of all shows taking place in the region's theatres. It covers this weekend and next, so you can plan ahead
Read moreDetailsUncle Peanut, OSP, and Radio X's John Kennedy have been added to the roster for a packed-out summer party in May
Read moreDetailsAccomplished comedian, radio host, and award-winning podcaster Eshaan Akbar has set out on his first UK stand-up tour, The Pretender
Read moreDetailsMODS will be rocking in Reading this October, as From The Jam perform at The Hexagon.
Read moreDetailsA small team of people looking for a new challenge is needed for a project creating fun and laughter for many.
Read moreDetailsCertain Sound Records will hold a record sale on Saturday at Reading Biscuit Factory in Broad St. Mall.
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