Unveiling B:Music’s Summer 2026 Season
Music, comedy, family entertainment – it’s all at Town and Symphony Halls.
Music, comedy, family entertainment – it’s all at Town and Symphony Halls.
Homegrown talent at the heart of Also 26.
Comedy, literature and special events plus main stage guests announced.
No Such Thing As A Fish co-host and author Dan Schreiber performs and explains.
The Heath Bookshop Literature and Music Festival is on its way.
Rising Scottish comedian Connor Burns talks to Bruce Dessau.
TV, radio, live. Ian Smith can do the lot. He also buys from Amazon.
Box office hits and community involvement for Spring 2026.
Music, comedy, inspirational talks and family fun are all in store.
The cast of the classic radio speak ahead of their reunion tour.
Seasonal spectaculars at Birmingham Town Hall and Symphony Hall.
Award-winning comic on how to enjoy life in middle age.
Veteran comic Griff Rhys Jones talks about his new show coming to Warwick Arts Centre.
Birmingham Rep to stage evocative look back.
Get ready for a plethora of comedic entertainment.
On Wednesday 24th September join in the city-wide celebrations.
Comedy and the Craic, an evening of laughter and storytelling, to premiere at Nortons Digbeth.
Famed Birmingham festival welcomed stunning sets from Father John Misty, The Waterboys, Doves and more.
Influential UK street food and events space announces huge autumn 2025 programme.
Chris Hawkins, Circus Raj, Family Workshops, Mrs Barbara Nice and more.
Birmingham Comedy Festival announces 2025 Breaking Talent award line-up.
TV stars, classic comedy, big names and the best of the West Midlands.
Halfway Fest at Nortons Digbeth features an all-star Irish and Scottish line-up.
Birmingham’s newest Film & TV Festival brings the spotlight to local and global talent.
Series on Sky Max sparks must-do check list for Birmingham’s tourists.
World premieres, young artists showcased and big names set for summer spectacular.
Scottish comic Connor Burns talks about age, music and a few other things.
Three-time Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee Larry Dean talks to Mark Wareham.
The multi-faceted comic says a few words.
Another night of music and comedy after sold-out opening show.