Festivals in Palmer Park could see capacity double
BOXING, Ibiza, dance music and 90s boys bands could all be heading to Reading's Palmer Park next summer.
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Is this all we are?: Indie rockers Vistas talk reinvention and Reading Festival
We chat to Scottish rockers Vistas ahead of their Reading Festival appearance and upcoming third album, Is This All We ...
ReadiPop Festival announces Professor Green, Jungle Brothers, Roni Size, Sleeper, and Snapped Ankles
Readipop Festival has made its long-awaited first announcement of who will be performing when the event returns on Friday, July ...
Are You Listening? drops second wave of acts for this year’s festival
Tayo Sound, Henjila, Coach party, and Kill Committee join the line-up for the festival's 10th anniversary event on Saturday, May ...
Full-time fun with half-term activities across Reading
Venues across the town will be hosting free and low-cost activities during the October half-term celebrating Hallowe'en and local history
‘Glad to be back’: The Hoosiers set to play Fi Fest
Being in a band is a ridiculous proposition, says Irwin Sparkes, who's playing Fi.Fest with his band the Hoosiers in ...
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