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Review: Ivory Wave ride high at landmark Birmingham gig

November 3, 2018November 6, 2018 Samuel Lambeth 02 Institute, 02 Institute 2, Birmingham, Ivory Wave, Rai Kai Mercury, Sonic Gun Promotions, the novus, Violet

…AKA the night Birmingham music was born again. Ivory Wave, Violet, The Novus and Rai Kah Mercury wowed the O2 Institute.

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Band of the Week 001: Ivory Wave

October 29, 2018October 29, 2018 Samuel Lambeth Ivory Wave, O2 Institute, O2 Institute Birmingham, Rai Kah Mercury, the novus, Violet

As they prepare for their biggest headline show to date, Brum baggy boys Ivory Wave have one simple mission – to be the best.

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Interview: Ivory Wave discuss their biggest gig to date

August 31, 2018August 31, 2018 Samuel Lambeth Ivory Wave, O2 Institute Birmingham, sonic gun

Sam Lambeth speaks to Birmingham hellraisers Ivory Wave as their prepare for their headline gig at the O2 Institute in November.

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Review: Ivory Wave smash through the Sonic Gun Weekender Saturday

August 19, 2018August 24, 2018 Sophie Hack castle and falcon, cave girl, Ivory Wave, karkosa, sleepyheads, sonic gun, Sugarthief, The Cosmics, the novus, Violet, weekender

Day two of the Sonic Gun Weekender saw headliners Ivory Wave, and a frenzy of fans, completely take over Moseley’s The Castle and Falcon. Support came from Sugarthief, The Cosmics, Violet and more.

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Sonic Gun presents a weekender of the best in Birmingham music

July 22, 2018 Sophie Hack Bad Girlfriend, castle and falcon, cave girl, Echo Beach!, harry and the howlers, harry jordan, History of Sex, Ivory Wave, karkosa, PET, Riscas, sleepy heads, Social State, sonic gun, Spilt Milk Society, Sugarthief, Swim Deep, The Assist, The Cosmics, The Good Water, the novus, The Surrenders, Violet, Wolfgang Harte

Sonic Gun concerts are bringing not one, not two, but three days of Birmingham’s best new music, including RISCAS, Ivory Wave and Harry Jordan.

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Why the Birmingham music scene is better than you think

November 7, 2018November 7, 2018 Samuel Lambeth B-Town, Birmingham, Bryony Williams, Echo Beach!, harry and the howlers, Liquid Cheeks, Mayday, Music scene, P.E.T., The Taboo Club

Think Birmingham is solely dedicated to the Dadrock of Ocean Colour Scene and the beach-tinged perfection of Peace? Think again, my friend.

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Review: Shiiine On brings 90s nostalgia to Birmingham

September 9, 2018November 13, 2018 Richard Franks Bentley Rhythm Ace, Birmingham, Cast, Embrace, Genting Arena, Glasvegas, Happy mondays, Ivory Wave, Jim Bob, O2 Academy Birmingham, Orbital, Shed Seven, Shiiine On, Steve Lamacq, The Haçienda

Shiiine On – a one day celebration of 90s alternative and dance culture – came to Birmingham’s O2 Academy on Saturday 8th September armed with three rooms of legendary music.

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Shiiine On Birmingham to take over O2 Academy for all-dayer

September 3, 2018September 7, 2018 Richard Franks Cast, Embrace, Glasvegas, Happy mondays, Ivory Wave, Orbital, Reverend and the Makers, Shed Seven, Shiiine On

Shiiine On Birmingham is a one day festival celebrating some of the biggest icons in alternative and dance culture from the last four decades, including Orbital, Happy Mondays and Shed Seven…

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10 gigs in Birmingham this August for less than a tenner

July 31, 2018July 31, 2018 Sophie Hack Birmingham Promoters, Dorcha, Exhailers, Exotic Pets, Flamingo Flame, foxcover, Hare and Hounds, Hott Date, idle noise, Ivory Wave, Killer Wave, lice, Lions of Dissent, luna rosa, Matters, Maximum Zero, monoform, mysteron, not normal not ok, Outlander, pjj, Riscas, Sam Hollis, sonic gun, The Hungry Ghosts, the lids, The Lizards, The Night Owl, The Sunflower Lounge, This Is Tmrw, white noise cinema, Yung Jimmy's Big Ideas

From melodic indie pop, country punk and classic rock and roll, it’s all in August and all for under a tenner.

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