Berkshire Unplugged - 7th June 2026 - Love Byte Artist Takeover

Berkshire Unplugged - 21st June 2026

Charlie and Bray step into summer with brand new music from The Outliers and Thomas Heppell. Plus this week’s Unplugged Throwback comes from Nicky Booty. And also news of what’s happening on the gig and entertainment scene including events at The Rising Sun Arts Centre and at Reading Abbey Ruins.

Berkshire Unplugged - 14th June 2026

On this week’s show Charlie and Bray bring you the brand new single from Verdagears, and music from MC Inna. Plus this week’s Unplugged Throwback comes from Carly B and Sabrina Bell. And also news of what’s happening on the gig and entertainment scene including events at The Butler and at The Purple Turtle.

Berkshire Unplugged - 7th June 2026 - Love Byte Artist Takeover

Charlie and Bray are joined by Clive Butler one of the founders of Berkshire's indietronica collective Love Byte, which began alongside the late Steve Dore of Nobodies Birthday. We chat about learning to make music from scratch, the Berkshire music scene, living with autism, relationships, coping with personal loss, and what's next for Love Byte. Plus, we'll tell you what's happening on the local gig scene this week, including events at Renegade Brewery, The Face Bar and Oakford Social Club.

Berkshire Unplugged - 31st May 2026

On this week’s show we bring the radio world premiere of the new single from Split The Dealer, and music from Launch Control. Plus this week’s Unplugged Throwback comes from Reading emo-indie stalwarts, Terrics. And also news of what’s happening on the gig and entertainment scene including events at Double Barrelled Brewery in Tilehurst and at The Purple Turtle.

Berkshire Unplugged - 24th May 2026

On this week’s show we bring you music from The Borough and Eliza Beth. Plus this week’s Unplugged Throwback from OSP. And also news of what’s happening on the gig and entertainment scene including events at The Purple Turtle, Market House Reading and Sub89. And we chat to the winner of the New Act of the year from the recent Reading Indie Comedy Festival, Olly Miller.