30 Silver Street, Reading, RG1 2ST

This Weekend's Events (19th to 21st May)

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Hi Everyone

May has been quite busy so far, but this time weekend, we’re taking it a little easier.

However, we do have one event for your delectation, it’s on Saturday, and it just happens to be BANDORAMA!

The third saturday of the month?  The third saturday of the month at a certain venue in Reading? Surely that means another helping of one of the best band nights in town. 

PINK DIAMOND REVUE
“Local electro punks -who roll and rock, and then roll a bit more” opines Gladys Seahawk of People's Friend Xtreme

HERE ARE THE YOUNG MEN AND UNCLE PEANUT
“Local old punks-who roll and rock and roll a bit more.  More punk than your dad” is the opinion of Jamal-Andre Raccoon of the Evergreen Standard Midweek

NEW PURITANS
“Local quite frankly ancient punks-who roll and rock and roll a bit more.  More punk than your dad”  so says Clive Obtuse from Vague Promoter Monthly

We'll be open at 8pm.  And it'll cost you £5 on the door to get in (£4 in advance from www.wegottickets.com).

That’s everything for another week, just to remind you that we are, as always, at 30 Silver Street, Reading, RG1 2ST (If you pop it into your satnav or Google, we shall magically appear!)

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