Solihull pop star to perform at The Hundred
Edgbaston hosts Bellah Mae, Sheddy Maria, Overpass and Sanity across its fixtures.
Samba, steak and Stratford
Beleza Rodizio to open a new Brazilian steakhouse.
Birmingham Indian Film Festival returns
Six venues, eleven days, unforgettable performances.
Pet Shop Boys: “Who’s laughing now?”
Andrew Robins has a revelation as the Pet Shop Boys hit the Utilita Arena.
Chris Whooooo?
Andy Munro passes comment on the new Blues manager.
Birmingham Royal Ballet to play Glastonbury
Debut appearance on the Pyramid Stage.
Celebrate Windrush Day at the Rep
With a joyous Jamaican journey.
Posh train on track for Birmingham
But look smart to catch Britain’s poshest train.
The Hundred returns to Edgbaston
Bigger and better as Birmingham Phoenix prepare to do battle.
It’s time to raise your glasses again
Birmingham Rum Festival returns to the Cuban Embassy for seventh year.
Young Culture shock
Rising UK reggae royalty release debut EP, announced as tour opener for UB40.
T20 extravaganza for Birmingham
Edgbaston to host India v Pakistan T20 World Cup Fan Park.
Facebook goes loco over Tyseley steam train
Classic locomotive takes to the rails for the summer.
Stand By For Action! 2: Tunes of Danger
A musical celebration of themes from Gerry Anderson’s TV shows at Symphony Hall.
To Move in Time – “thought-provoking…reflective”
Jessica Harris expiores time travel in a Birmingham Rep production.
Win tickets for BBC Good Food Show Live and BBC Gardeners World
Your chance to see the stars of TV absolutely free.
Flying high over Warwick
Organisers of Warwick Castle series featuring Noel Gallagher offer glimpse of what to expect.
Midlands talent to shine at comedy festival
Award-winning comic added to line-up ahead of Warwick festival.
Two weeks until B-Side Hip-Hop Festival
Celebrating forty years of hip-hop in Birmingham.
Ex Cathedra announce 24-25 season
Works by Bach, Bruckner, Allegri, Latin American Baroque and more.
Heaven can’t wait
Heaven 17 to play the Robin.
RANT: “fresh, enduring and compelling”
Jessica Harris is at the Midlands Arts Centre for a Scottish spectacular.
Aston Villa and a matter of pride
Villa’s season ends with defeat at Crystal Palace, watched by an unconcerned Dave Woodhall.
English: “powerfully conveys a range of emotions”
Jessica Harris watches a Royal Shakespeare Company production.
Victoria Wood Playwriting Prize for Comedy winner announced
Eugene O’Hare takes inaugural prize at Birmingham Rep.
Keneish Dance Company presents new contemporary production
New production exploring themes of regeneration to receive premiere.
Withnail and I: “an era of mixed experiences and destinies”
A classic film becomes a theatre spectacular at Birmingham Rep, watched by Jessica Harris.
Babies Adventures in Music: a “magical musical event”
Jessica Harris is enchanted by a family attraction at the Midland Arts Centre.
The Reforming character
Michelle Brasier; a woman obsessed with Brummie accents and coffee.
A little piece of Birmingham in Coventry
This Town set recreated in Coventry Music Museum.