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Birmingham day to boost Balti bid

UB40 back new Balti created for annual global celebration of Birminghams.

6 minutes ago 15 September, 2026 in Attractions, Community, Food and drink, Music.

Birmingham Jazz & Blues Festival returning for 2027

Organisers vow to continue festival after huge audiences this summer.

5 days ago 10 September, 2026 in Festivals, Music.

Moseley Folk Festival celebrates 20th anniversary in style

Storming headline sets from Super Furry Animals, Kingfishr and The Dead South amongst others.

1 week ago 7 September, 2026 in Festivals, Music.

Birmingham comedian represents UK at World Air Guitar Championships

Edinburgh Comedy Award winner makes her mark in almost silence.

1 week ago 7 September, 2026 in Comedy, Music.

Funky Weekender in the city centre

Over 100,000 people attend packed Birmingham Weekender festival.

2 weeks ago 2 September, 2026 in Attractions, Dance, Family, Festivals, Music.

New electronic festival defies bad weather

Off Grid makes its mark as the UK’s newest major electronic music event.

2 weeks ago 2 September, 2026 in Dance, Festivals, Music.

Bank Holiday celebrations with the CBSO

2026 In the City review continues to show the importance of music in Birmingham.

2 weeks ago 1 September, 2026 in Community, Music.

New Birmingham TV show featuring musical memories

Black Sabbath, Jaki Graham and Denny Laine to feature on new Rockefellas TV show.

1 September, 2026 in Music, Television.

One week to Moseley Folk 2026

Twentieth anniversary Moseley Folk and Arts Festival coming soon.

28 August, 2026 in Comedy, Festivals, Music.

Knowle record shop making a mark

Slow Century Records shortlisted for national music industry award ahead of summer neighbourhood event.

20 August, 2026 in Food and drink, Music, Retail.

Teenage dreams, so hard to beat

Dave Woodhall speaks to Undertones drummer Billy Doherty.

17 August, 2026 in Most recent, Music.

International Day of Birmingham 2026 events announced

First wave of star-studded programme revealed.

13 August, 2026 in Attractions, Comedy, Community, Family, Festivals, Food and drink, Local history, Most recent, Music, Television.

10cc legend to play Coventry

Graham Gouldman brings a Heart Full of Songs to Warwick Arts Centre.

10 August, 2026 in Music.

Just my Imagination

Leee John, frontman of British jazz funk legends Imagination, returns to Birmingham.

10 August, 2026 in Music.

Joe Lycett to celebrate Alexandra Theatre’s anniversary

Hometown comic announced for landmark birthday celebrations.

5 August, 2026 in Comedy, Music.

Birmingham: Rooted in Talent

Dave Woodhall watches a new film and an old band with one thing in common.

31 July, 2026 in Comedy, Festivals, Film, Most recent, Music, Television.

International Day of Birmingham returns for third year

Annual celebration will take place to honour Birminghams across the globe.

29 July, 2026 in Comedy, Community, Music.

Birmingham Weekender reveals full line-up

Mirror balls, DJs and world-class performances in the city centre.

27 July, 2026 in Dance, Family, Festivals, Music.

CBSO In the City reveals 2026 programme

New report into Birmingham’s musical life also released.

26 July, 2026 in Classical, Community, Festivals, Music.

Principal casting announced for Swan Lake

Birmingham Royal Ballet production returns to Hippodrome.

26 July, 2026 in Ballet, Dance, Music, Theatre.

Graham Parker coming to Bromsgrove

Relaunched Artrix to welcome an old favourite.

26 July, 2026 in Music.

Long-running festival begins this weekend

Top council and business leaders to launch Birmingham Jazz & Blues Festival this Friday.

22 July, 2026 in Festivals, Music.

Sweeney Todd the Demon Barber of Fleet Street – “deliciously chilling”

This Birmingham Rep production excites Jessica Harris in more ways than one.

15 July, 2026 in Music, Theatre.

Sizzling performances, soulful sets and sunshine at Mostly Jazz

Jalen Ngonda, Jordan Rakei and Fabio & Grooverider wow audiences at long-running festival.

13 July, 2026 in Festivals, Music, Radio.

Town Hall and Symphony Hall season announced

Unveiling the August to October 2026 Season at B:Music.

13 July, 2026 in Childrens, Comedy, Family, Film, Music, Television, Theatre.

Example to headline Off Grid 2026

Example joins Birmingham house star Hannah Wants, Grammy award-winner Todd Edwards and Ibiza favourite Sam Divine.

9 July, 2026 in Dance, Festivals, Music.

Rockefellas International

US TV network to open new studio in Birmingham UK.

9 July, 2026 in Festivals, Music, Television.

Birmingham Weekender announces return for 2026

Incredible performances and creative installations in the city centre – all for free.

6 July, 2026 in Dance, Festivals, Music.

One week until Mostly Jazz Festival

And the weather forecast promises blue skies all the way.

4 July, 2026 in Festivals, Music.

Off Grid launches with blueprint for Midlands festivals

Groundbreaking electronic music festival Off Grid declares ‘No Signal Required’ for its first chapter.

29 June, 2026 in Festivals, Music.

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