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Steel Pulse founder David Hinds speaks out

“We need unity now more than ever” says reggae legend ahead of homecoming show.

13 March, 2025 in Music.

Keeping music live for forty years – cont

Part two of local music legend Mike Hamblett’s story.

11 March, 2025 in Books, Most recent, Music, Nightlife.

Keeping music live for forty years

Mike Hamblett, musician, record company boss and former owner of the Robin venues tells all.

10 March, 2025 in Most recent, Music, Nightlife.

Birmingham musicians honoured in classical awards

CBSO’s Kazuki Yamada winds Royal Philharmonic Society Conductor of the Year Award.

9 March, 2025 in Classical, Music.

More acts announced for Moseley Folk

The Waterboys, The Lightning Seeds & Peter Doherty added to line-up.

26 February, 2025 in Festivals, Music.

More names announced for Warwick Castle Live 2025

Texas and Pet Shop Boys set to rock the castle.

25 February, 2025 in Festivals, Music.

Stravinsky’s Firebird: “musical harmony and rhythm”

Simon Hale spends an afternoon with the CBSO.

24 February, 2025 in Classical, Music.

Cinderella: “joyful, magical, dramatic”

Jessica Harris is at the Hippodrome watching the Birmingham Royal Ballet.

20 February, 2025 in Ballet, Dance, Music.

Southern comfort

The South, featuring members of The Beautiful South, to play local dates.

20 February, 2025 in Music.

From Manhattan to Digbeth

Immersive Studio 54 night at The Night Owl this Saturday.

19 February, 2025 in Music, Nightlife.

Pistol-packin’ Daisys

Glasgow band to support Big Country in Birmingham.

19 February, 2025 in Music.

Ashton Classics: “a thrilling celebration”

Simon Hale joins in Birmingham Royal Ballet’s spirited commemoration.

19 February, 2025 in Ballet, Dance, Music.

Back to the 80’s with Martin Kemp

DJ set from eighties icon.

18 February, 2025 in Music.

The show must go on

Birmingham Irish Quarter readies for St Patrick’s Day 2025 celebrations.

17 February, 2025 in Eating out, Family, Festivals, Food and drink, Music.

CBSO and Black Voices together this weekend

CBSO taking Town Hall audience into a New World.

12 February, 2025 in Classical, Music.

Steel Pulse return to Birmingham

Fiftieth anniversary tour kicks off next week.

11 February, 2025 in Most recent, Music.

Reggae Origins: “a worthy tribute”

At Birmingham Town Hall Dave Woodhall watches Basil Gabbidon commemorate Bob Marley.

7 February, 2025 in Music.

A Laugh Supreme returns to Eastside Jazz Club

Another night of music and comedy after sold-out opening show.

5 February, 2025 in Comedy, Music.

Nile Rodgers to play Cannock Chase

Disco legend brings Chic to Forest Live.

28 January, 2025 in Music.

Beverley Knight and Will Young for Warwick Sessions

More headline names added to summer programme.

28 January, 2025 in Music.

The Chase Patrol

Snow Patrol announced to headline Cannock Chase for Forest Live 2025.

20 January, 2025 in Festivals, Music.

The Snowman: “a spellbinder”

Jessica Harris is enchanted by Birmingham Rep’s seasonal classic.

11 January, 2025 in Books, Music, Theatre.

Unveiling Spring 2025 at B:Music

Music, dance, comedy and more hits the city centre stage.

6 January, 2025 in Ballet, Childrens, Comedy, Dance, Music.

Kazuki conducts Bruckner 9: “emotionally powerful”

Simon Hale is entranced by the CBSO at Symphony Hall.

17 December, 2024 in Classical, Music.

BCMG explore reggae with Basil Gabbidon

Reggae Origins marks Bob Marley’s birthday with a journey through the history of Handsworth reggae.

16 December, 2024 in Music.

At Trentham announce first big names

Ocean Colour Scene to headline on Friday 30th May 2025.

16 December, 2024 in Music.

Lobster hold Christmas party at the Night Owl

Birmingham reggae outfit to host live music event at popular Digbeth venue.

16 December, 2024 in Music.

More big names for the Warwick Sessions

GRAMMY winners Train added to stellar line-up for 2025.

10 December, 2024 in Festivals, Music.

Introducing: Club Colette

Birmingham is getting a new underground club.

10 December, 2024 in Dance, Music, Nightlife.

Bez on Broad Street

Happy Mondays star to deliver DJ set at Birmingham nightclub.

10 December, 2024 in Music.

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