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Tag Archives: Stephen Pennell

Me, Wayne Rooney & David Cameron

Stephen Pennell talks to Brummie film maker George Francis.

16 May, 2019 in Film, Music, Television.

Review: Jaws

Stephen Pennell watches a Brummie mainstay.

30 April, 2019 in Music.

Review: UB40 live

Stephen Pennell watches an old favourite come up with the goods again.

16 April, 2019 in Music.

Grinding out a result

Stephen Pennell checks out the latest in a long line of young Birmingham talent.

9 April, 2019 in Most recent.

Don’t stop thief

Stephen Pennell continues with the best Birmingham has to offer, this time Sugarthief and co.

25 March, 2019 in Music.

Judging Jeffries

Stephen Pennell meets Jo Jeffries, inspiration behind the upcoming Birmingham Music Awards.

9 March, 2019 in Architecture, Food and drink, Music.

Karkosa – big in Seoul

Stephen Pennell reports on another promising Birmingham band.

1 March, 2019 in Comment, Music.

Promotion Clause

The Clause are another band adding to Stephen Pennell’s list of Next Big Brummie Things.

26 February, 2019 in Music.

Lekky billed

Stephen Pennell watches another promising new Birmingham talent, at another promising new Birmingham venue.

19 February, 2019 in Most recent.

Bring it on, Manchester

Stephen Pennell checks out the opposition at the Hare & Hounds.

11 February, 2019 in Music.

Peace offering

Stephen Pennell witnesses the homecoming of Birmingham legends-in-waiting Peace.

28 November, 2018 in Music.

Happy birthday to me

Stephen Pennell celebrates in style with the best of Birmingham music.

4 September, 2018 in Festivals, Music.

‘Jam packed

Stephen Pennell falls even deeper under the spell of AffieJam.

18 May, 2018 in Music.

The great handover

Stephen Pennell starts warming up for 2022.

23 April, 2018 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Dance, Music.

Under pressure

Steve Pennell catches Mahalia at the Castle and Falcon, Moseley.

13 March, 2018 in Music.

We are family

Stephen Pennell watches Madi Saskia and co. at the Hare & Hounds.

16 February, 2018 in Music.

Review: Namiwa Jazz and friends

Stephen Pennell goes on a musical mission in Digbeth.

29 January, 2018 in Digbeth, Music.

Digbeth Calling

Stephen Pennell watches another night of Birmingham’s finest.

9 December, 2017 in Most recent, Music.

Figure it out

Stephen Pennell witnesses another step towards global stardom for one of Birmingham’s finest.

7 December, 2017 in Digbeth, Music.

Blinded by the night

Stephen Pennell goes on a tour around Digbeth.

6 July, 2017 in Local history, Television.

Paradise is twice as nice

Stephen Pennell sees further evidence of Birmingham’s musical talent, times two.

28 June, 2017 in Music.

Happy Birthday dear Affie

Stephen Pennell goes to a special party.

25 May, 2017 in Kings Heath, Music.

One of a kind

Stephen Pennell watches another night of Birmingham musical magic.

9 May, 2017 in Music.

Review: All or Nothing

Stephen Pennell enjoys a night of reminiscing on and off stage.

11 April, 2017 in Most recent.

When I’m in the crowd

Stephen Pennell watches Paul Weller, and isn’t totally impressed.

7 April, 2017 in Music.

God save the Queen

Stephen Pennell is present at the court of Birmingham’s new musical queen.

4 March, 2017 in Most recent.

A Unique night out

Stephen Pennell has the perfect evening with one or two of Birmingham’s finest.

13 December, 2016 in Music.

Soul Men

Stephen Pennell dances the night away to the sound of classic soul.

28 October, 2016 in Music.

Uniquely talented

Stephen Pennell on Call me Unique, the latest Brummie star in the making.

26 April, 2016 in Music.

My never changing mood

Stephen Pennell is as enamoured with Paul Weller as ever.

1 December, 2015 in Music.

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