An acclaimed musical production of The Lord of the Rings, first premiered in Newbury last year, will be relocating to Chicago this summer
Read moreDetailsEmerging performer Grace Pounds is taking to the stage alongside Funke and the Two Tone Baby the latest in a series of regular gigs at Face Bar
Read moreDetailsOn The Block takes place at St Laurence Church, central Reading, from 2pm-8pm on Saturday, April 13
Read moreDetailsNo hanging around here.. we've got three great new additions for you and you'll be buzzing from listening to them
Read moreDetailsFans donned their best costumes to meet actors and performers from some of the biggest films and tv shows and celebrate beloved franchises
Read moreDetailsClaire Dyer, a novelist, poet and teacher, is celebrating the release of her latest works: a novel and collection of poetry
Read moreDetailsGrime artist and MC Dizzee Rascal is set to headline Party in the Paddock at Newbury Racecourse this summer
Read moreDetailsMates Rates Comedy is bringing a weekend of sketches, stand-up, and roasts from some of comedy's biggest names and rising stars in May
Read moreDetailsPianist and performer Jools Holland is to perform with Gilson Lavis and guest vocalists Ruby Turner, Louise Marshall, Sumudu Jayatilaka and Toby Lee
Read moreDetailsClub Velocity has arranged for the band Ghost Dance to come to The Face Bar in Reading on Sunday, April 18, from 8pm.
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