Music icons coming to Warwick Castle
Bryan Adams, Pet Shop Boys and Texas, plus Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone In Concert.
Bryan Adams, Pet Shop Boys and Texas, plus Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone In Concert.
How Birmingham’s tribute to Ozzy Osbourne was organised.
Chris Hawkins, Circus Raj, Family Workshops, Mrs Barbara Nice and more.
Dave Woodhall has a walk round a city centre that’s absolutely buzzing.
Dave Woodhall on Ozzy Osbourne and what his legacy should be.
Free concerts for tens of thousands of Birmingham residents.
Supersonic Festival celebrates 22 years of experimental sound.
Ezra Collective, Maribou State and more wow audiences at Birmingham music festival.
Black Sabbath’s first manager triumphs over adversity with 41st festival.
Ozzy & co return to Aston. Chris Winter is won over.
Dave Woodhall sees new wave night at Warwick Sessions start badly and get better.
Your chance to win tickets to The Hundred opening match.
Family-friendly events at the forefront of annual spectacular.
Joe Costello watches a sweltering Pulp at the Utilita Arena.
Summer Starts Here as West Midlands plays host to historic £20 million July weekend.
CBSO and Birmingham Contemporary Music Group join forces for landmark concert in Japan.
Ozzy Osbourne and co’s long-lost pre-Black Sabbath recordings to be released.
B:Music will embark on a refurbishment and archive project to showcase Town Hall heritage.
Simon Hale watches a CBSO collaboration at Symphony Hall.
Joe Costello catches Breeders mainwoman Kim Deal in Wolverhampton.
Live music line-up announced as The Hundred and Birmingham Phoenix return to Edgbaston.
Halfway Fest at Nortons Digbeth features an all-star Irish and Scottish line-up.
Birmingham Mela 2025 unites music, food and community in a spirit of celebration.
The city gets ready to welcome the Greatest Living Brummie and his mates.
Action must be taken to avoid “the slow death of Birmingham’s culture and hospitality ecosystem.”
Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Thomas Shelby returns to Birmingham for final run.
The Heath Bookshop announce the first-ever Birmingham-based dance day.
Birmingham turns up the tempo for B-SIDE Hip-Hop Festival’s tenth anniversary.
Van Morrison sits down with writer Dylan Jones.
Joe Costello finds the music more attractive than the venue.