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Nightingale’s got the X factor

Talent show finalists head straight to Birmingham.

16 September, 2013 in Birmingham, Music, What's on.

This week at the Robin

Old favourites, new arrivals and good causes.

15 September, 2013 in Bilston, Music, What's on.

Krystle clear

American-in-Paris troubadour Krystle Warren plays at the Glee Club tonite. Martin Longley saw her in York on Tuesday evening…

13 September, 2013 in Birmingham, Music.

Town Hall and Symphony Hall – new dates

What’s happening at the city centre’s prestigious venues.

13 September, 2013 in Classical, Comedy, Music, What's on.

Kitchen Garden Cafe news

Plenty to see at Kings Heath venue.

12 September, 2013 in Comedy, Festivals, Moseley and Kings Heath, Music.

Spaced out

Legendary band to play Birmingham as part of anniversary tour.

12 September, 2013 in Music, What's on.

Rainbow voices required

Fancy a go at singing? Here’s your chance.

12 September, 2013 in Birmingham, Music, What's on.

Sober as a rat

How do you imitate a renown drunk and keep a clear head? Rat Pack tribute singer Wayne Kennedy tells us.

12 September, 2013 in Music, Theatre, What's on.

Fierce festival line-up finalised

New York alternative rap sensation Cakes da Killa to perform.

10 September, 2013 in Birmingham, Festivals, Music, What's on.

Rolling Stones in Kings Heath

Celebration planned for anniversary of city debut.

7 September, 2013 in Exhibitions, Moseley and Kings Heath, Most recent, Music.

This week at the Robin

Legends? You got ’em.

2 September, 2013 in Music, What's on.

Two for Glee

One singer and a lot of comedians.

2 September, 2013 in Comedy, Music, What's on.

Birmingham String Orchestra concert for charity

Bournville String Orchestra, The Ruddock Performing Arts Centre, King Edward’s School, Edgbaston Park Road, Edgbaston Saturday September 7th 2013 19:30

2 September, 2013 in Birmingham, Music, What's on.

Gig Review: David Byrne/St. Vincent, Symphony Hall

Gig Review: David Byrne/St. Vincent, Symphony Hall, Wednesday, August 28th 2013. The former Talking Head brings his latest project to Birmingham. Steve Beauchampé reports.

31 August, 2013 in Birmingham, Music.

This week at the Robin

New stuff, older stuff and the godfather of tributes.

27 August, 2013 in Most recent, Music, What's on.

Local hero set for Jam

Birmingham-born reggae star Basil Gabbidon and his Gabbidon band are heading to leading live music venue The Jam House on Thursday 22 August

16 August, 2013 in Most recent, Music, What's on.

New York Sounds: Mostly Cosmic

Trumpets can be the perfect conduit for space-sounds from the outer reaches. Martin Longley’s squatting on the NYC launch pad…

15 August, 2013 in Most recent, Music, Travel.

The Jam House orders a dose of Dr. Feelgood

The Jam House is welcoming Dr. Feelgood this Thursday 8 August for an evening of uplifting rock and roll.

6 August, 2013 in Music, What's on.

New at Town Hall & Symphony Hall

Here’s the latest additions to a crowded city centre schedule.

2 August, 2013 in Comedy, Most recent, Music, What's on.

Remembering the ’60s in Kings Heath

Young Coventry University female duo performing on Sunday 4 August to help celebrate the great 1960s female pop stars

2 August, 2013 in Moseley and Kings Heath, Music, What's on.

Local Music festival a resounding success

The first ever Lichfield Rocks festival raised over £2,500 for St Giles Hospice in Whittington.

31 July, 2013 in Most recent, Music, Staffordshire.

“I’ll say yes to tens of thousands of dollars”

Dave Woodhall talks to Andy Fraser, bass player with Free and inadvertent seller of blockbuster films.

30 July, 2013 in Bilston, Most recent, Music.

The Old Dance School – UK tour

Special home-town show for stunning cinematic folk septet The Old Dance School, as part of their UK tour, to be recorded for live release.

24 July, 2013 in Music, What's on.

Pigbag at the Jam House

A legendary funk Afro-jazz band that burst into the charts with a classic instrumental dance track is to make their Jam House debut next month.

22 July, 2013 in Music, What's on.

This Week at the Robin

A return for a legendary name, amongst others.

22 July, 2013 in Bilston, Most recent, Music, What's on.

Girls on Top in King’s Heath

Concert on Sunday 4 August will celebrate the great 1960s female pop stars who performed at former Ritz Ballroom.

19 July, 2013 in Music, What's on.

Hotter than July

Dave Woodhall talks to guitarist Michael Schenker.

17 July, 2013 in Most recent, Music, What's on.

Roxy is the drug

Dave Woodhall talks to a survivor.

16 July, 2013 in Most recent, Music, What's on.

Alistair Griffin: The Foodbank Tour

It’s time for Alistair Griffin to sing for his supper, as the singer-songwriter embarks on a UK tour with a difference.

16 July, 2013 in Birmingham, Food and drink, Music, What's on.

Krystle Warren’s UK tour

Soulful folk-singer Krystle Warren brings her sublime musical talent to Glee Club Birmingham

15 July, 2013 in Music, What's on.

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