Musicians unite for good causes
Several charity concerts are being staged at local venues over the next few weeks.
Students to host cancer charity event
Think Pink to raise awareness.
Blues in a smog
Andy Munro watches Blues go down to Middlesbrough.
Lichfield festival announces 2022 line-up
Landmark anniversary for cathedral city event.
Countdown to Transforming Narratives Mela & Symposium
Your chance to register for contemporary and and culture celebration.
Birmingham Jazz presents
More quality music for Friday night.
Eating, drinking and being merry
There’s always an excuse to indulge – and here are some ways to do it.
Aston Villa and the lessons to learn
Villa lose at West Ham as Dave Woodhall wonders about changes.
Toothless Tigers not alone
Andy Munro watches as Blues draw with Hull City.
The republic of Chelski
Andy Munro comments on Chelsea and sanctions.
Aston Villa and a sense of superiority
Villa win at Leeds, Dave Woodhall starts to crow.
Review: Beauty and The Beast – Birmingham Hippodrome
Simon Hale is enthralled by a modern twist on an old classic.
Shakespeare’s Coming Home
Everything to Everybody Project announces First Folio tour and new exhibition.
Much Ado About Nothing; the Royal Shakespeare Company
Jessica Harris reviews this RSC production.
Lottery help for live music
Music Lotto supporting independent UK artists and venues launches early 2022.
Steve Harley to celebrate golden anniversary
Fifty Years a Rebel to visit Birmingham Town Hall.
Celebrated war correspondent to speak at Press Club
Veteran of numerous conflicts appearing in Birmingham lunch date.
A happy hunting ground
Andy Munro watches Blues win at Bristol City.
Aston Villa and the natural order
Villa’s win over Southampton has Dave Woodhall celebrating.
The Holy show
Dave Woodhall watches a David Bowie tribute with a very special difference.
Review: The Ordering of Moses
Simon Hale is enthralled by the CBSO’s premiere.
Birmingham Hippodrome announces Birmingham 2022 Festival productions
Civil rights musical to be the centrepiece of new season.
Japanese Festival coming to Digbeth
Red Brick Market to host celebration of Far East culture.
Aston Villa and the benefit of hindsight
Dave Woodhall comments on Villa’s win at Brighton.
Terriers show their teeth
Andy Munro watches Blues go down to Huddersfield Town.
Ocean Colour Scene duo announce acoustic dates
Town Hall date for local heroes.
International Women’s Day focus for Conservatoire
Spring season announced for Royal Birmingham Conservatoire.
Birmingham Bach Choir present For Those We Loved
Featuring premiere of newly commissioned work alongside the best of Vaughan Williams.
Few crumbs of comfort against the Biscuitmen
Blues go down at Reading. Andy Munro reports back.
A Nightingale sang
Having a word with Rob Lloyd, singer with perhaps the ultimate Birmingham cult band.