INTERVIEW: Tony Blackburn brings his Sounds of the 60s show to The Hexagon
He's championing the sound of the sixties, proving that he's still got six appeal, nearly 60 years since he first set sail with pirate radio.
Read moreDetailsHe's championing the sound of the sixties, proving that he's still got six appeal, nearly 60 years since he first set sail with pirate radio.
Read moreDetailsMiranda Sykes is regarded as one of the country's leading singers, guitarists and bass players best known for her work with Show of Hands
Read moreDetailsIn preparation for this week's RaW Sounds Today playlist, we went to Southampton to watch a band playing in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA POST-PUNK/Goth band will be bringing their sounds to Reading next month.
Read moreDetailsA musician famous for simple songs about complicated subjects is preparing to launch his latest album with a visit to Reading.
Read moreDetailsBLOCKBUSTER movies have become more affordable for senior citizens visiting a Winnersh cinema.
Read moreDetailsTwo internationally acclaimed singer-songwriters more accustomed to playing Glastonbury and California's Troubadour will play a unique gig in Henley
Read moreDetailsThe fun never stops for Suzi Ruffell. As soon as she finished touring her last covid-delayed show she immediately started thinking about a new one
Read moreDetailsTHE WEST Forest Sinfonia is to hold an autumn concert on Sunday, October 1.
Read moreDetailsReading Embroiderers Guild is holding an exhibition of its work to mark its anniversary.
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