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1. Zutons lack sparkle
Get Wokingham, Thursday 20 November 2008The Zutons rolled into Reading on Friday, November 14 to play The Hexagon.
2. My Luminaries @ South Street arts centre
Get Wokingham, Thursday 13 November 2008I look around me when My Luminaries take to the stage and I beam. South Street arts centre is ab-so-lutely rammed for the Reading band’s first gig in a year.
3. Singing in the loo with Tony Christie
Get Wokingham, Thursday 6 November 2008If the Reading music scene consists of thousands of hard-working bright-eyed bands dreaming of success, then at the top of the pile are a band called My Luminaries.
4. DIY with the Kaiser Chiefs
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 22 October 2008It’s Thursday, October 16. It’s 3pm, and in about five hours the Rivermead Leisure Centre would be bulging to the rafters with thousands of Kaiser Chiefs fans.
5. Do the Monster Mash with Kissing Serpents
Get Wokingham, Thursday 30 October 2008Do the Monster Mash (and other slightly more up-to-date tunes this Hallowe’en)
6. theCOLOURS at Plug 'n' Play
Get Wokingham, Thursday 30 October 2008A great gig to head to this coming Saturday is at Plug ‘n’ Play studios in Reading.
7. Junkyard Scientists headline Fresher's Fortnight
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 8 October 2008Reading’s nine-piece funk/soul band Junkyard Scientists return to the local scene with their first Reading gig in four months on Friday
8. John’s lasting appeal
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 8 October 2008John Peel Day is on Saturday – and one Reading gig promoter is pulling out all the stops to honour the late great Radio One DJ.
9. Pirates a treasure at new gig night
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 8 October 2008They may be headlining the BBC Electric Proms at the end of October, but Reading’s Pete and the Pirates are thankfully not one of those bands who forget their hometown at the first taste of success.
10. For the love of music
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 15 October 2008On the Session this week I chatted to New Order and Joy Division legend Peter Hook.