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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.

XOYO to celebrate New Year’s Eve

A Weird & Wonderful show returns.

4 December, 2024 in Music, Nightlife.

Have yourselves a Maddy little Christmas

Folk legend Maddy Prior talks about Christmas and carols.

2 December, 2024 in Christmas, Music.

New book recalls Birmingham’s eighties nightlife

The Dirty Stopout’s Guide to 1980’s Birmingham brings back memories of people, places and events.

27 November, 2024 in Books, Football, Music, Radio, Television, Tourism.

A Laugh Supreme opens at Eastside

Stand-up meets jazz in new Eastside Jazz Club series.

26 November, 2024 in Comedy, Music.

Nick Cave: “an exhilarating evening”

Joe Costello is present for a night of traffic-interrupted musical ambience.

24 November, 2024 in Music.

Centre Stage: Double Bass & Friends – “thoroughly entertaining”

Simon Hale has an enjoyable afternoon at the CBSO Centre.

17 November, 2024 in Classical, Music.

Birmingham music man wins lifetime achievement award

Local legend honoured at 2024 Birmingham Awards.

12 November, 2024 in Books, Music, Nightlife.

Public Service Broadcasting – planes, trains and automobiles

Richard Nevin goes on a voyage of discovery.

8 November, 2024 in Music.

Beatle Mania!: “happy if not excited”

Simon Hale watches the CBSO take on the Beatles.

28 October, 2024 in Music.

Bravo Juliet

Free festival welcomes Royal Birmingham Conservatoire’s new Juliet organ.

26 October, 2024 in Classical, Education, Music.

Dear Evan Hansen: “a stunning show”

Simon Hale battles traffic to get to the Alex.

23 October, 2024 in Music, Theatre.

Review: Sir Mark Elder conducts Brahms and Shostakovich

Simon Hale sees the CBSO on form.

20 October, 2024 in Classical, Music.

Midweek Snobbery

New live music evenings for up-and-coming artists at Snobs in Birmingham.

16 October, 2024 in Music, Nightlife.

Ghost Stories

The stars of Ghost – the Musical talk about their production.

15 October, 2024 in Music, Theatre.

Squeeze: “how well they deliver”

Dave Woodhall catches Squeeze at Symphony Hall.

10 October, 2024 in Music.

Lighting up the Institute

Performing Joy Division & New Order Substance albums in full.

9 October, 2024 in Music.

Plans announced for ground-breaking theatrical partnership

West Midlands announce intention to be National Centre for Musical Theatre.

9 October, 2024 in Dance, Music, Theatre.

The The: “the themes we know well”

Joe Costello sees The The at The Halls, Wolverhampton.

8 October, 2024 in Most recent, Music.

Symphonica to deliver at XOYO Birminghan

Unforgettable night of drum & bass nostalgia at top Birmingham venue.

8 October, 2024 in Classical, Dance, Music.

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