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1. DJ Ironik to play at Dezire in Bracknell
Get Bracknell, Tuesday 02 June 2009Chart-topping DJ Ironik will take the stage at Bracknell's nightclub Dezire this weekend.
2. Album launch at Jagz, Ascot
Get Bracknell, Tuesday 02 June 2009Berkshire roots band All Things Considered release their debut album ‘Scarecrow’ on Monday 15th June, with a launch party taking place at Jagz Club in Ascot.
3. Reading Blue Coat Concert on Saturday
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 10 June 2009Self-confessed normal bloke Andrew Taylor wants to shake off the idea that classical music is for toffs – which is why he wants you to see his concert for free.
4. Massive Attack concert in Reading
Get Bracknell, Monday 15 June 2009Music gods Massive Attack have added Reading to their comeback tour dates.
5. Faith No More to appear at Reading Festival
Get Bracknell, Monday 15 June 2009A surprise headline act for Reading Festival has been announced as US 90s band Faith No More confirm their appearance.
6. The Session: Kasabian
Get Bracknell, Thursday 18 June 2009“We’ve been together since we were 16 and we’ve pretty much rolled like that ever since, Tom is the greatest, that’s the way it is.”
7. Free gig at South Street this Sunday
Get Bracknell, Monday 22 June 2009South Street have teamed up with Wonder Wheel Presents to bring the nine-piece Icelandic band Hjaltalín to South Street Arts Centre for a free gig on Sunday 26 July.
8. ‘Amazing opportunity’ for wannabe pop sensations Jewelz
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 10 June 2009Meet Gemma Brown – a quarter of stunning all-girl group Jewelz who will be battling it out for a record contract and tour in a top music competition later this month.
9. Reading Festival Dance Stage announced
Get Bracknell, Tuesday 16 June 2009More acts have been revealed for Reading Festival after the line-up for Sunday's dance stage was announced this morning.
10. Music and BBQ party with Berkshire Maestros
Get Bracknell, Thursday 11 June 2009A garden party to rival Glyndebourne takes place in Tilehurst this weekend when young musicians will perform jazz, swing, pop and classical pieces.
