Rocking the Robin
If you want to rock, the Robin’s the place.
If you want to rock, the Robin’s the place.
Music and creative work for children.
Comedy, music and family events at Bromsgrove’s arts centre.
Aim is to bring together the city’s best value music event.
Lovers of eighties soul and funk will be in their element at the Robin in the next couple of weeks.
Multi-arts event to showcase city.
Local bands join forces for memorial fundraiser.
25 year old conductor to continue role after successful stand-in performance.
There’s the usual varied line-up coming to the Artrix Arts venue in Bromsrove.
Event expanded to two day extravaganza.
Jazz, blues, ska and prog in Bilston this week.
Music and comedy in Bromsgrove.
Birmingham-born conductor Alpesh Chauhan talks with Steve Beauchampé about his CBSO debut.
Celebrating the work of Miles Davis and friends.
Historic recording studio launches album campaign to help secure sustainable future.
Charity date for sinfonia.
Richard Lutz tunes into a new album from a Birmingham songwriter.
Local influences on acclaimed musician’s new work.
Paul McCartney at full throttle, Steve Beauchampé reports.
Double date for Birmingham reggae superstars.
Acoustic is the order of the week at the Robin 2.
More quality jazz this week.
Kings Heath’s Hare and Hounds was the venue last night for the first appearance in Birmingham of Police Dog Hogan
There’s high quality blues coming up at the Robin in the next couple of weeks.
Charlie Harper, the oldest punk in town, any town, talks to us.
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.