An ode to Digbeth: Birmingham’s gritty creative quarter
Birmingham’s former industrial heart celebrates its revitalisation as a cultural hotspot, brimming with shops, food and style.
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Author: Declan Bowring
Interview: The Ting Tings on their ten-year career and new album release
It’s 2018. The Ting Tings have been bending genres, ripping up rule books and diligently crafting away for a decade now.
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Mumford & Sons to bring new album ‘Delta’ to Birmingham
Quartet from West London return to the live stage with UK and Ireland shows, including a Birmingham date, before taking on North America.
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KT Tunstall brings new album ‘Wax’ to Birmingham with 2019 show
Scottish rocker KT Tunstall bridges her US and Asian shows with a UK and Ireland stint in promotion of her upcoming 2018 album, WAX.
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Kaiser Chiefs announce new album and Birmingham date on UK tour
Kaiser Chiefs are set to bring their latest, as-of-yet untitled album KC7 to more audiences with a huge UK tour early next year.
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Review: Texas top Skyline Series triple bill at Symphony Hall
Skyline Series sees Ward Thomas, Imelda May and Texas play impressive sets at Birmingham’s Symphony Hall on 1 September 2018.
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Scottish band Texas and Irish singer Imelda May team up to perform at Symphony Hall in Birmingham as part of the Skyline series.
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CHVRCHES to play Birmingham on 2019 UK tour
Electro-pop trio Chvrches have announced a UK tour which will run throughout February 2019, including a stop-off at Birmingham’s O2 Academy.
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Dutch jazz singer Caro Emerald returns to Birmingham later this year
Caro Emerald will be returning to the UK in 2018 for her longest string of live gigs since last year, including a Birmingham date at Symphony Hall towards the end of the run.
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The best gay, lesbian and LGBT+ bars in the Gay Village, Birmingham
Ahead of this year’s Pride have a look at our quick guide to the best LGBT+ nightlife in Birmingham’s City Centre, ranging from The Nightingale to Equator
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