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Boost for Birmingham music scene

New Birmingham venue and ‘vinyl bar’ opens doors this week.

26 November, 2019 in Music.

Birmingham Music Awards – nominations open

Chance to vote for your favourites after celebrity-packed launch.

26 November, 2019 in Music.

Review: The Nutcracker

Birmingham Royal Ballet come up with another winner, writes Simon Hale.

25 November, 2019 in Dance, Most recent, Music.

Review: Ivory Wave

Stephen Pennell watches more local heroes.

23 November, 2019 in Music.

Homecoming Queen

Stephen Pennell watches Lady Leshurr enthral her subjects.

22 November, 2019 in Community, Festivals, Music.

Tangerine Dream to play Birmingham – almost

Electronic Music festival returning to Birmingham.

22 November, 2019 in Festivals, Music.

Rumour has it

Legendary singer returns to Artrix.

19 November, 2019 in Music.

Lady Leshurr to perform at Birmingham celebrations

UK rap queen to play intimate Birmingham show.

11 November, 2019 in Community, Festivals, Most recent, Music, Television.

Still hanging around

Dave Woodhall talks to the legendary Hugh Cornwell.

8 November, 2019 in Most recent, Music.

Review: Carmen

Simon Hale enjoys another Welsh National Opera performance.

8 November, 2019 in Music, Theatre.

Gentle Flame reaches Birmingham

New music featuring words of Greta Thunberg to receive world premiere in the city.

8 November, 2019 in Climate, Environment, Music, Politics.

Opera Review: The Cunning Little Vixen

Richard Lutz takes his pew at the Birmingham Hippodrome.

8 November, 2019 in Art and Leisure, Classical, Music, Theatre.

Making The Space

Birmingham date for promising local indie band.

6 November, 2019 in Music.

Birmingham Jazz presents

A different time and a different venue.

2 November, 2019 in Music.

“There’s more to me than Oasis”

Dave Woodhall talks with legendary music business mogul Alan McGee.

1 November, 2019 in Books, Most recent, Music.

Free tickets to Shout Festival for low income

Aim is to make festival accessible to all.

30 October, 2019 in Community, Festivals, Film, Music.

Gerry with a gee

Unsung local hero Gerry Colvin talks to Dave Woodhall.

29 October, 2019 in Music, Radio, Television.

McGee whizz

Music business mogul does Birmingham talk.

26 October, 2019 in Books, Music.

Be At One Halloween Thriller class

Dance masterclass available at city bar.

25 October, 2019 in Dance, Food and drink, Music, Theatre.

Curtain up for Gerry Colvin at the Crescent Theatre

Birmingham cult hero returns for hometown gig.

25 October, 2019 in Music.

Review: Namiwa Jazz

Stephen Pennell talks about a few of his favourite subjects.

23 October, 2019 in Music.

Frock around the Clock

Singer Emily Capell talks to Dave Woodhall.

22 October, 2019 in Music, Politics.

Review: Some Like It Hip Hop

Richard Lutz rakes his pew for a lively night down at The Birmingham Hippodrome

18 October, 2019 in Art and Leisure, Dance, Music.

My Summer with The Novus

Stephen Pennell looks back at the time of his life.

18 October, 2019 in Eating out, Food and drink, Music.

Review: Pride and Prejudice (Sort Of)

A cheeky take on Jane Austen’s classic comedy of manners tickles Richard Lutz’s ribs. 

18 October, 2019 in Art and Leisure, Books, Comedy, Most recent, Music, Theatre.

Steeleye Span to turn fifty at Birmingham Town Hall

Legendary folk rock band play Birmingham at Christmas to celebrate milestone birthday.

17 October, 2019 in Music.

Birmingham choir celebrates centenary with historic cathedral gala

Lichfield date marks one hundred years of Bach in the city.

16 October, 2019 in Classical, Faith, Music.

Review: Dada Masilo’s Giselle

strong>Richard Lutz watches a classic ballet stunningly turned on its head.

15 October, 2019 in Art and Leisure, Birmingham, Dance, Music.

Everyman amongst us

Stephen K Amos talks to Brian Donaldson about Everyman, and everything.

14 October, 2019 in Comedy, Faith, Music, Politics, Television.

Birmingham Jazz presents

Friday night sax appeal at 1,000 Trades.

14 October, 2019 in Music.

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