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Proms comes to Birmingham

Royal Birmingham Conservatoire alumna returns to Bradshaw Hall.

17 May, 2022 in Classical, Festivals, Music.

Imelda May’s Towersey of Power

UK’s longest-running festival announces full programme.

17 May, 2022 in Comedy, Dance, Festivals, Music.

Win tickets to see Jeff Beck

Here’s your chance to win tickets to see a musical legend

14 May, 2022 in Music.

One-day festival for Birmingham Contemporary Music Group

A festival of music and maths celebrating revolutionary composer Iannis Xenakis.

9 May, 2022 in Festivals, Music.

Made in the Midlands for Flatpack Festival

New short films from filmmakers, artists and animators.

4 May, 2022 in Comedy, Festivals, Film, Music.

Fi. Fest launches 2022 line-up

Festival acts announced for family event.

3 May, 2022 in Family, Festivals, Music.

Metal record shop pops up at city bar

Black City Records to open at Scruffy Murphy’s.

3 May, 2022 in Music, Retail.

Steve Harley on touring and life during lockdown

Dave Woodhall talks to the original Cockney rebel, Steve Harley.

3 May, 2022 in Music.

Thunder and exciting

We talk to Danny Bowes, singer with rock veterans Thunder.

25 April, 2022 in Music.

Review: Jenufa

Simon Hale attends the Welsh National Opera’s production at the Hippodrome.

22 April, 2022 in Music, Theatre.

Birmingham Jazz – Across The Generations

Birmingham Jazz Festival 2022 programme details announced.

22 April, 2022 in Festivals, Music.

Birmingham LGBTQ+ festival launched

Nightingale club to host a celebration of black music.

21 April, 2022 in Festivals, Music.

Solihull Summer Fest celebrates sixth year

Billy Ocean to headline family music feast.

20 April, 2022 in Festivals, Music.

South bound

Beautiful South spin-off tour to include Tamworth date.

20 April, 2022 in Music.

Come & Sing with Birmingham Bach Choir

Join in with requiem at the annual fundraising workshop.

20 April, 2022 in Classical, Music.

Comedy as therapy, cocktails and chemistry,

Flatpack Festival’s programme dishes up a series of unexpected experiences.

31 March, 2022 in Comedy, Festivals, Music.

CBSO return to Hockley Social Club

Symphonic Sessions returning for another year.

28 March, 2022 in Classical, Music, Poetry.

Birmingham Jazz presents

The latest in jazz promotions.

28 March, 2022 in Music.

Review: Glenn Tilbrook at the Robin 2

Dave Woodhall watches one of music’s most enduring performers.

27 March, 2022 in Music.

High Kings come to town

Town Hall to host established Irish band.

25 March, 2022 in Music.

Ciy centre live scene gets a boost

Forum Birmingham announces global names and further investment as music industry bounces back.

23 March, 2022 in Music.

Review: Dreamboats & Petticoats

Simon Hale brings on back the good times at Birmingham Hippodrome.

22 March, 2022 in Music, Theatre.

Review: Go West

Dave Woodhall has an eighties moment at Symphony Hall.

22 March, 2022 in Music.

Lichfield festival announces 2022 line-up

Landmark anniversary for cathedral city event.

16 March, 2022 in Classical, Comedy, Music.

Birmingham Jazz presents

More quality music for Friday night.

14 March, 2022 in Music.

Review: Beauty and The Beast – Birmingham Hippodrome

Simon Hale is enthralled by a modern twist on an old classic.

10 March, 2022 in Music, Theatre.

Steve Harley to celebrate golden anniversary

Fifty Years a Rebel to visit Birmingham Town Hall.

7 March, 2022 in Music.

The Holy show

Dave Woodhall watches a David Bowie tribute with a very special difference.

3 March, 2022 in Music.

International Women’s Day focus for Conservatoire

Spring season announced for Royal Birmingham Conservatoire.

24 February, 2022 in Music, Theatre.

Birmingham Bach Choir present For Those We Loved

Featuring premiere of newly commissioned work alongside the best of Vaughan Williams.

24 February, 2022 in Classical, Music.

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