Jazz at the weekend
Album launch for jazz aficionados.
Album launch for jazz aficionados.
Local heroes return home – or near enough. Dave Woodhall’s watching and listening.
Martin Longley was still feeling the Saint Patrick’s Day emanations two days after the event, with a stirring gig from Belfast’s Craobh Rua.
Welcome to Bilston. Or Wolverhampton, as main man singer Larry Love kept insisting. Martin Longley lost his way in the miasma.
Terry Wills dons his white suit for the latest bout of Saturday Night Fever.
Two events coming up at the Drum arts centre in Aston.
Nigel Kennedy meets Jimi Hendrix. Dave Woodhall reports on an evening where many styles clashed.
Martin Longley stalked a pair of sturdy UK math-jazz trios up the hill to Kings Heath.
There’s plenty of folk and roots coming up at the Robin 2.
Birmingham Jazz present another top-line event at the Red Lion on Friday.
Martin Longley crossed the Digbeth border, to discover the hidden back rooms of free improvisation.
Young horners blew oldies by Bostic, Dizzy, Prez and Mulligan in Solihull. Martin Longley was glued to the dancefloor.
Local musician Rowena Knight tells of a new live attraction.
Martin Longley climbs to The Institute’s eyrie, for a rare sighting of Albuquerque’s noir country ambassadors.
A mixed bag coming up at the Artrix Arts Centre.
A time-transplanted Martin Longley slides back to the heyday of prog-jazz space-rock.
Violinist to perform The Hendrix Project for Human Aid charity.
Richard Lutz takes along his opera glasses for Mozart magic in Birmingham.
Dave Woodhall talks to Arthur Brown, not quite as crazy after all these years.
French horn symphony showcase.
Music, theatre and something very different.
Martin Longley relishes the reformation of those beyond-country Miami titans, The Mavericks.
Richard Lutz watches the original Living Doll at Birmingham Hippodrome.
One of the country’s top jazz bands will be appearing at Birmingham Jazz’s regular event this coming Friday.
Richard Lutz views a dance masterpiece in Birmingham.
Award-winning musicians to perform in folk double-header.
There’s a mixed bag this month.
Simon Hale talks to the multi-talented Judith Owen.
DanceXchange announces 2015 schedule.
Two of the country’s finest female vocalists are coming up at the Robin.