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Tag Archives: musicians

Christopher Paul Stelling

Music at the Hare and Hounds

The sound of Brooklyn, New York coming to Kings Heath

11 February, 2016 in Moseley and Kings Heath, Most recent, Music, New York sounds, What's on.

David Bowie 1947-2016

Steve Beauchampé pays tribute

11 January, 2016 in Comment, Local history.

Hotter than July

Dave Woodhall talks to guitarist Michael Schenker.

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

The stars come out for Mike

Big names play charity concert.

10 July, 2013 in Birmingham, Local history, Music.

Our Big Gig

The Public to be part of a nationwide celebration of music in communities

9 July, 2013 in Festivals, Most recent, Music, West Bromwich, What's on.

Pupils hit the right note for former teacher

Loyal ex-teacher Roland Holland celebrated the 30th anniversary of handing out a special trophy for talented musicians at Aldridge School.

27 June, 2013 in Education, Most recent, West Midlands.

Elvis has entered the building

Dave Woodhall talks to a singer who’s walking it like he talks it.

16 May, 2013 in Features, Most recent, Music.

Gig review: Steve Reich – Birmingham Town Hall

Steve Beauchampé has been to see Steve Reich in action. Here’s his review of the 6th March concert.

11 March, 2013 in Birmingham, Features, Music.
William-Hooker

New York Sounds: Drum Thunder

Martin Longley watches those drumsticks fly in New York City…

26 January, 2013 in Most recent, Music, New York sounds.

Music students given real-world insight by record industry luminaries

Students on Coventry University’s music technology course gained a fascinating insight into working in the music and recording sector when they heard from a panel of industry heavyweights.

17 January, 2013 in Coventry, Education, Most recent, Music.

Nostalgia: It’s not what it used to be

Last year Laurence Inman found himself treading in the footsteps of legends.

9 January, 2013 in Features, Most recent, Music.

‘Can’t Stop The Boogie’ 20th Anniversary

The original line-up of Steve ‘Big Man’ Clayton & The 44s is getting back together for one night only

3 January, 2013 in Birmingham, Music, What's on.

Local lad(s) Done Good

We’re pretty sure that this has never happened before, so well worth highlighting

15 October, 2012 in Birmingham, Local history, Music.

Andy Hamilton – A Celebration of His Life

A celebration of the life and work of legendary Jamaican-British jazz musician and community figurehead Andy Hamilton MBE is to take place at Symphony Hall on Tuesday 26th June at 2.30pm.

21 June, 2012 in Birmingham, Local history.

New Model Army victims of Walsall gear theft

Van broken into in the car park outside the Walsall Holiday Inn Express and a large number of items stolen

7 June, 2012 in Most recent, Police, Walsall.

Andy Hamilton 1918–2012

Dave Woodhall pays tribute to a remarkable man

3 June, 2012 in Birmingham, Most recent, Music.

This week at the Robin

‘Tried and tested’ is the phrase to use.

19 March, 2012 in Bilston, Music, What's on.

Martin Longley’s New York Sounds: Live From The Allen Room

Martin Longley has made a pronouncement to the effect that The Allen Room boasts the best view from a New York City venue. It also plays host to some pretty hot music…

16 March, 2012 in Music, New York sounds, What's on.

What’s on at the Robin

Some interesting new arrivals is part of the answer.

6 March, 2012 in Bilston, Music, What's on.

Ironing Butterflies

Andy Wainwright witnesses a night of nostalgic psychedelia.

6 March, 2012 in Bilston, Comment, Music.

Mendelssohn’s “Elijah” returns to Birmingham

Mendelssohn wrote this great work specifically for a Birmingham Festival in 1846

2 March, 2012 in Birmingham, Classical, Music, What's on.

Town Hall & Symphony Hall Listings

There’s a good sprinkling of legendary names coming up at the two venues.

2 March, 2012 in Birmingham, Music, What's on.

Mills Thrills

Dave Woodhall watches an extraordinary talent.

23 February, 2012 in Bilston, Music.

What’s On at Symphony Hall

Some new dates have been announced at the venue.

10 February, 2012 in Birmingham, Music, What's on.

Mostly Jazz Line-Ups Announced

The countdown has begun to one of the country’s most promising new festivals of recent years.

7 February, 2012 in Birmingham, Festivals, Moseley and Kings Heath, Most recent, Music, What's on.

What’s On at the Robin

There’s the usual varied line-up this week.

7 February, 2012 in Bilston, Music, What's on.

Ian Anderson Talks to the Press

An enduring legend of music speaks ahead of his upcoming tour.

2 February, 2012 in Birmingham, Features, Music, Theatre, What's on.

The Big Session Festival moves to Catton Park

The long-established midlands event The Big Session Festival is moving to a new home at Catton Park, South Derbyshire

2 February, 2012 in Festivals, Music, Staffordshire, What's on.

Chamber Made

Some of the world’s pre-eminent classical musicians will be performing at the Warwick Arts Centre next month

1 February, 2012 in Music, Warwick, What's on.

Of Rock, and Roll

Dave Woodhall watches the return of Half Man Half Biscuit to Bilston.

27 January, 2012 in Bilston, Music.

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