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So who exactly are Slipknot, eh?

Cameron Cooper discovers the joys of Half Man, Half Biscuit.

13 October, 2014 in Music.

The mercenary of the bass

Dave Woodhall listens to bass player extraordinaire Norman Watt-Roy.

12 October, 2014 in Music.

Rocking the Robin

Coming up at our favourite Bilston venue.

8 October, 2014 in Music.

Theatre meets live gig and stand-up at the Rep

Halloween date for innovative collaboration.

8 October, 2014 in Music, Theatre.

Coming up at Artrix

Soul, jazz, classical and theatre are coming up at Bromsgrove’s Artrix Arts centre.

7 October, 2014 in Classical, Music, Theatre.

Directing the Light House

Comedy with a message and the biggest boy band in the world feature in Wolverhampton.

7 October, 2014 in Exhibitions, Health, Music.

Starting from scratch

This week’s event from Birmingham Jazz features an ensemble of local worthies.

4 October, 2014 in Music.

Crystal Maz

Acclaimed folk singer to play Kings Heath.

30 September, 2014 in Music.

Levelling out

Dave Woodhall speaks to Levellers frontman Mark Chadwick.

29 September, 2014 in Music.

Mingus Music

There’s a memorable jazz night coming up this week.

29 September, 2014 in Music.

Talking the blues

An old face returns to the city’s music scene this evening.

23 September, 2014 in Music.

Jazzing along

More international jazz this Friday.

22 September, 2014 in Music.

Blonde Sabbath

Blondie snuck War Pigs in amongst their own hits, impressing Martin Longley with their local sensitivity.

17 September, 2014 in Music.

New at Artrix

A variety of events are coming up.

16 September, 2014 in Music, Theatre.

Organised virtuosity

Birmingham Jazz have a top-line event this week.

15 September, 2014 in Music.

Keeping the customer satisfied

Dave Woodhall talks to more than a Paul Simon impersonator.

11 September, 2014 in Music, Theatre.

Rhythm united

Birmingham musician part of anniversary celebrations.

10 September, 2014 in Music.

Funky weekend

Get dancin’ on Friday night.

10 September, 2014 in Music.

Pedigree chums

Rather than play bowls on the sunny Solihull British Legion lawn, Martin Longley elected to open his jazz umbrella indoors.

10 September, 2014 in Music.

Bukka white noise

Martin Longley got sprayed with beer, heckles and distorto-feedback, all in the name of rockaboogie.

9 September, 2014 in Music.

Rocksteadyfast

Unsteady in his rocksteady moves? Martin Longley checked out one of London’s rising retro combos.

8 September, 2014 in Music.

Woke up this evenin’…

Can da blooze get much heavier than this? Martin Longley doesn’t think so.

6 September, 2014 in Music.

City to host world dance titles

Sony B-Boy world championships come to Birmingham.

5 September, 2014 in Dance, Music.

Gone lennon!

Martin Longley witnessed a transcendent chip off the old block of John Lennon.

3 September, 2014 in Music.

Cycle d’amour

Elgar honoured in modern fashion.

2 September, 2014 in Local history, Museums, Music.

When The Rolling Stones came to King’s Heath

And if you ever threw a scarf at Mick Jagger, read on.

1 September, 2014 in Exhibitions, Festivals, Music, What's on.

Yes words

We talk to Steve Howe, a true guitar legend.

28 August, 2014 in Music.

Tony to Killer Dictator: ‘Keep Cool and Shoot Straight’

Another foreign exclusive from Sir Howard Elston.

25 August, 2014 in Most recent, Music.

Travel advice for Fusion Festivalgoers

Make sure you don’t miss anything – including the last train.

22 August, 2014 in Music, Travel.

Pop star on menu for restaurant charity weekend

Free meals and competition in children’s charity link-up.

20 August, 2014 in Charities, Music.

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