Pop goes Kings Heath
Line up for music festival finalised.
Line up for music festival finalised.
City centre theatre to host inaugural event.
Simon Hale watches jazz veteran Georgie Fame at the Jam House.
Dave Woodhall talks to a Birmingham musical export with a tale or two to tell.
Terry Wills watches a musical adaptation of a smash cinema hit.
Ska legend to play Birmingham.
Retiring head pays tribute to group’s work.
Here at last to satisfy the clamour of their Brummie fans, come Police Dog Hogan.
Comedy, music and theatre.
Bands, DJs and bouncy castles.
Sunday afternoon event to mark legendary venue.
Oh maan, how Polar Bear have grown over the years, mists Martin Longley.
The mastermind behind Funkadelic and Parliament gave one of his very best performances in Birmingham, shouts Martin Longley.
Rachel Watts looks forward to a basic evening with Status Quo.
Madchester comes to Birmingham.
Martin Longley reels to the Fizzle free jazz improvisatory permutations, quaffing Equinox beer at the same time.
There’s some prime blues happening at the Robin in the next few days.
University to hold urban radio discussion.
Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman and Slim Gaillard lived again in Solihull. Martin Longley tapped his pedal extremities.
Saturday nite’s alright for droning and throttling, says Martin Longley.
BCMG end their 2014-2015 season with Fantasmagoria.
A Norwegian living in Denmark landed in Birmingham, bearing his fearsome two-horned prong-of-attack. Martin Longley diced with death on the front row.
Birmingham Jazz return for adopted son of the city.
Drever and Hewerdine to stop off in Kings Heath
Regular Sunday markets come to JRR Tolkien’s historic Sarehole Mill.
There’s a mixed bag coming up at at the Artrix Arts Centre.
Sir Howard Elston, political correspondent to the stars, recaps the seven headed beast called the election debate.
Benjamin Folke Thomas to play the Hare & Hounds.
BCMG nominated for prestigious Royal Philharmonic Society Music Award for Millennium Point performance.
Link-up to present city centre jazz on Sunday afternoons.