1. Teenage kicks for musical youth in battle of the bands

You've got to love their spirit – a group of school children have given their all and rocked the stage to become one of the best bands in Berkshire.

2. Theory of 6 Degrees set for 'crazy' Glastonbury

WITH the oldest member just 14, Surrey’s own The Theory of 6 Degrees are going to be one of the youngest bands to ever play at Glastonbury.

3. Live and Unsigned's green light for TrafficSound

GODALMING indie rockers TrafficSound have climbed their way to the Live and Unsigned 2010 national finals being held at London’s O2 on July 10.

4. A dream come true for My Luminaries

There’s a local flavour to Glasto this year – a Reading favourite will be gracing the famous fest.

5. Live and Unsigned band need wheels

FANS of a young band are appealing for a coach company to help transport them to the national finals of a talent competition.

6. Bogus MCs take on Simon Cowell

7. World Cup anthem sends message to Rooney

8. Two of Berkshire's best hit the stage

Dry the River. Band member Scott says: “It’s amazing, we’re all really excited. When we found out we all jumped straight on the phone, I told my mum first.

9. Berkshire Maestros kick off Reading Schools Proms

Berkshire Maestros will kick off the Reading Schools Proms concert series with its first ever showcase of rock bands.

10. Live and Unsigned dream ends for Selium

FIVE teenagers from Yateley have narrowly missed out on the chance to perform at a dream gig in London.