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Legendary band returns to Castle & Falcon in 2027.
Legendary band returns to Castle & Falcon in 2027.
Jessica Harris watches a timely Dervish Productions performance at the Midlands Arts Centre.
Maddy Prior talks about life on the road and in the studio with Steeleye Span.
Sell-out Conservatoire talk raises five-figure sum for music scholarship.
Birmingham music scene unites for Digbeth venue.
Birmingham Jazz celebrates 50 years with premiere by five Birmingham composers.
Big hair, shoulder pads and legendary music for a weekend away.
Victoria Square and Council House packed for celebration of Birminghams.
Dave Woodhall watches Graham Parker at the Artrix. Both more than satisfy.
Prog rock legend to play Solihull show to mark green succeess.
Conservatoire date as part of autumn tour.
UB40 back new Balti created for annual global celebration of Birminghams.
Organisers vow to continue festival after huge audiences this summer.
Storming headline sets from Super Furry Animals, Kingfishr and The Dead South amongst others.
Edinburgh Comedy Award winner makes her mark in almost silence.
Over 100,000 people attend packed Birmingham Weekender festival.
Off Grid makes its mark as the UK’s newest major electronic music event.
2026 In the City review continues to show the importance of music in Birmingham.
Black Sabbath, Jaki Graham and Denny Laine to feature on new Rockefellas TV show.
Twentieth anniversary Moseley Folk and Arts Festival coming soon.
Slow Century Records shortlisted for national music industry award ahead of summer neighbourhood event.
Dave Woodhall speaks to Undertones drummer Billy Doherty.
First wave of star-studded programme revealed.
Graham Gouldman brings a Heart Full of Songs to Warwick Arts Centre.
Leee John, frontman of British jazz funk legends Imagination, returns to Birmingham.
Hometown comic announced for landmark birthday celebrations.
Dave Woodhall watches a new film and an old band with one thing in common.
Annual celebration will take place to honour Birminghams across the globe.
Mirror balls, DJs and world-class performances in the city centre.
New report into Birmingham’s musical life also released.