CANCELLED: Intimate gig at The Roseate with Deva St. John and Daughter of the Water
The Roseate Sessions, presented by Heavy Pop, is set to take place next week.
Read moreDetailsThe Roseate Sessions, presented by Heavy Pop, is set to take place next week.
Read moreDetailsWE LOVE seeing bands grow and develop and among the three new entries in this week's list are bands at different stages of their musical journeys.
Read moreDetailsOnly The Poets, hailing from Woodley, have just been announced for Lollapalooza Paris 2023, a three-day international music festival in July
Read moreDetailsThe Town Hall will be home to a world-famous piece of art by Luke Jerram when his Gaia project visits this summer
Read moreDetailsJustin Moorhouse's latest live show, Think and Stretch, is now touring across the UK, including South Hill Park, on April 20
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading Rock Society is holding a punk fundraiser on Tuesday, March 28 at The Facebar.
Read moreDetailsA MUSICAL duo who have been performing traditional folk for more than 34 years will be appearing at Readifolk this Sunday, March 26.
Read moreDetailsCLASSICAL music fans are in for a double treat next month when the South Chiltern Choral Society appear in the Great Hall at Reading University.
Read moreDetailsReading director Lewis Gilbert and I.T.H Productions have teamed up to bring TUGS: A Bigg Retrospective which examines the 1980s cult TV show, TUGS
Read moreDetailsLooking for a swinging good time in Reading? Look no further than the Ding Dong Daddios Payday Swingday event which will be happening at Purple Turtle
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