The Hollywood bragging rights belong to Blues
Andy Munro sees Blues beat Wrexham in the battle of the moguls.
Andy Munro sees Blues beat Wrexham in the battle of the moguls.
Villa win in Bologna and Dave Woodhall’s vita is dolce.
A melting pot of stellar performers, inspiring new talent and local voices.
Homegrown talent at the heart of Also 26.
Here’s your chance to see Madness, Bananarama, the Charlatans, EMF and more – absolutely free.
The countdown is on to The Heath Bookshop Literature and Music Festival.
Andy Munro sees Blues beaten at Ipswich.
Andy Munro watches Blues’ holiday programme start badly with defeat by Blackburn Rovers.
Sir Peter Wright centenary features highlights from the director and choreographer’s most beloved works.
ELO’s silver electric cello donated to Royal Birmingham Conservatoire.
Wonder Stuff, Happy Mondays, Feeder and Hard-Fi to headline.
An innovative spectacle blending music and large-scale aerial light show transforms the night sky.
The oval ball in the second city.
Jessica Harris watches the RSC deliver a royal reminder of warfare and its realities.
Black Sabbath’s original manager backs Birmingham’s ‘City of Music’ bid.
Villa beat West Ham as Dave Woodhall pays due respect.
Blues are beaten by Derby County with Andy Munro watching.
Dave Woodhall sees Villa go through against Lille in the Europa League.
Simon Hale has an evening of unashamed nostalgia at the Alexandra Theatre.
Jessica Harris is at Birmingham Rep for a powerful solo performance.
Villa lose at Old Trafford. Dave Woodhall points out that the Pope’s also Catholic.
Andy Munro sees Blues draw with Sheffield United.
Villa’s win in Lille, as seen by Dave Woodhall.
A relieved Andy Munro watches Blues beat Queens Park Rangers.
Warwick Castle brings back medieval ‘second sleep’ tradition for World Sleep Day.
The Fratellis and Pixie Lotts named as main stage bill-toppers.
From the Rat Pack to Michael Buble, a musical journey.
Plough & Harrow hotel to host musicians at Birmingham Jazz & Blues Festival 2026.
Andy Munro disenchantedly watches Blues get beaten at Charlton.
Comedy, literature and special events plus main stage guests announced.