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Tag Archives: music

Birmingham to host future stars final

SoundWaves Music Competition this Saturday.

19 June, 2018 in Most recent.

Blues for a forgotten crooner

Richard Lutz catalogues another seven days.

12 September, 2017 in Comment, Most recent, Music, Politics.

Robert Glasper review: free-flowing, innovative, cheeky

Richard Lutz catches a mix of jazz, hip-hop, RandB and techno from a young master

22 November, 2016 in Most recent.

Screengrab: Letters from a rock queen

The must-watch movie on the crystal flatscreen parked in the corner of your living room this week? There’s no second guessing, says Richard Lutz

29 August, 2016 in Art and Leisure, Film, Most recent.

A long week end of music kicks off

Town Hall hosts a celebration of folk

11 May, 2016 in Birmingham, Most recent, Music, What's on.
Transatlantic Sessions

Transatlantic Sessions: Where Celtic meets Americana

Richard Lutz watches a whirlwind of music that still refuses to stand still.

3 February, 2016 in Birmingham, Most recent, Music, What's on.

David Bowie 1947-2016

Steve Beauchampé pays tribute

11 January, 2016 in Comment, Local history.

Review: Analogue Tales: Sounds from Arden

Richard Lutz tunes into a new album from a Birmingham songwriter.

7 June, 2015 in Most recent, Music, What's on.
Police Dog Hogan in full swing in Kings Heath Birmingham

Gig review: Police Dog Hogan bound into Birmingham

Kings Heath’s Hare and Hounds was the venue last night for the first appearance in Birmingham of Police Dog Hogan

15 May, 2015 in Moseley and Kings Heath, Music, Police, Reviews.
Police Dog Hogan

You’d be barking to miss Police Dog Hogan in Kings Heath

Here at last to satisfy the clamour of their Brummie fans, come Police Dog Hogan.

6 May, 2015 in Birmingham, Moseley and Kings Heath, Music, What's on.
Alison Raynor

Take five

If it’s Friday it must be Birmingham Jazz.

21 April, 2015 in Most recent, What's on.

Seven clowns in search of a plot

Sir Howard Elston, political correspondent to the stars, recaps the seven headed beast called the election debate.

3 April, 2015 in Most recent, Music.

That Jersey Sound

Richard Lutz remembers how the Four Seasons were king-dogs of radio back in the early sixties. And, today, are staying alive with the musical that has gone ’round the world.

4 December, 2014 in Art and Leisure, Most recent, Music, Theatre, What's on.

Review: Carmen is fiery, saucy…and a bit flat

Richard Lutz takes a seat for that juggernaut of an opera, Carmen

20 November, 2014 in Birmingham, Most recent, Music.

Tony to Killer Dictator: ‘Keep Cool and Shoot Straight’

Another foreign exclusive from Sir Howard Elston.

25 August, 2014 in Most recent, Music.

Trappist artist

Following a three-day breather in the city’s groovy bars, Martin Longley jumps into the second weekend of the Gent Jazz Festival.

15 August, 2014 in Festivals, Music.
Johnny Winter at Woodstock Reunion 1979

RIP: Blues Great Johnny Winter

Johnny Winter, who has died, was everything a white albino blues guitarist should be, says Richard Lutz

18 July, 2014 in Most recent, Music.

Review: Singing In The Rain

RICHARD LUTZ slaps on his taps to dance along with a stage classic.

19 March, 2014 in Birmingham, Most recent, Theatre, What's on.
Ammalife

Ammalife Charity Backed by Close Harmony Evening

Medical charity Ammalife invites you to a choral concert in Birmingham which will not only give great pleasure but help raise cash for its international work.

28 February, 2014 in Art and Leisure, Birmingham, Classical, Most recent, Music, What's on.

Still here, there and everywhere

Steve Beauchampé on the enduring legacy of the Fab Four.

9 February, 2014 in Music.

What’s On: Deaf Inspector to play the Yardbird

From our music desk.

27 January, 2014 in Most recent, Music, What's on.

Cooking on Congo Square

FEMI OYEBODE TRAVELS TO THE DEEP SOUTH OF THE US TO TAKE IN SOME GREAT MUSIC IN NEW ORLEANS AND BEYOND

5 December, 2013 in Birmingham, Most recent, Music, Travel.

Birmingham String Orchestra concert for charity

Bournville String Orchestra, The Ruddock Performing Arts Centre, King Edward’s School, Edgbaston Park Road, Edgbaston Saturday September 7th 2013 19:30

2 September, 2013 in Birmingham, Music, What's on.

The Jam House orders a dose of Dr. Feelgood

The Jam House is welcoming Dr. Feelgood this Thursday 8 August for an evening of uplifting rock and roll.

6 August, 2013 in Music, What's on.

Remembering the ’60s in Kings Heath

Young Coventry University female duo performing on Sunday 4 August to help celebrate the great 1960s female pop stars

2 August, 2013 in Moseley and Kings Heath, Music, What's on.

Local Music festival a resounding success

The first ever Lichfield Rocks festival raised over £2,500 for St Giles Hospice in Whittington.

31 July, 2013 in Most recent, Music, Staffordshire.

The Old Dance School – UK tour

Special home-town show for stunning cinematic folk septet The Old Dance School, as part of their UK tour, to be recorded for live release.

24 July, 2013 in Music, What's on.

This Week at the Robin

A return for a legendary name, amongst others.

22 July, 2013 in Bilston, Most recent, Music, What's on.

Girls on Top in King’s Heath

Concert on Sunday 4 August will celebrate the great 1960s female pop stars who performed at former Ritz Ballroom.

19 July, 2013 in Music, What's on.

Krystle Warren’s UK tour

Soulful folk-singer Krystle Warren brings her sublime musical talent to Glee Club Birmingham

15 July, 2013 in Music, What's on.

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