Review: Feeder’s ‘best of’ tour rolls through Birmingham
Their two hour set provided heavy waves of nostalgia for a packed-out crowd, mixing older tracks with newer material.
Read moreTheir two hour set provided heavy waves of nostalgia for a packed-out crowd, mixing older tracks with newer material.
Read moreThe 5000 capacity Lunar Festival returns to its rightful place as the jewel in the crown of the West Midlands festival calendar.
Read moreCaustic jangling guitar tones and lofi percussion led funk, met dreamy alt-pop vocals to get the Hare & Hounds moving on Sunday night
Read moreThe Portland drone rockers captivated a sold out crowd, entering into loose jams whilst backlit by hypnotic strobe lights and psychedelic projections
Read moreCurrently receiving heavy rotation on BBC 6 music with their single ‘Let Your Dog Tooth Grow’, The Orielles look set set to explode in 2018.
Read moreYo La Tengo to play Birmingham as part of 2018 European tour
Read moreHeavily influenced by krautrock and drone movements of the 70s, the group pair blurry fuzz psych guitars with brooding synths.
Read moreBand to play Birmingham following the re-release of their landmark album, ‘Some Loud Thunder’
Read moreAfter 12 years away from Birmingham, Weezer prove why they’re the still the Kings of the sunshine melody.
Read moreThe O2 Academy was transformed into Innercity Live with The Flaming Lips as headliners back in August.
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