Mastodon set for a full force collision with Birmingham’s O2 Academy
Mastodon return to the UK in order to start their 2019 European tour in January, with support from Kvelertak and Mutoid Man.
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Author: Joseph Lockley
Behemoth to bring blasphemy to the O2 Institute in 2019
Celebrating their new album, Behemoth are set to tour Europe in 2018/2019. Support will come from At The Gates and Wolves in the Throne Room.
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Review: Elder Island hypnotise the Hare & Hounds
Elder Island performed to a packed Hare & Hounds on Thursday night, bringing deep dance beats and excellent vibes all night.
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Zeal & Ardor to haunt the O2 Institute in Birmingham this December
Zeal & Ardor plan to spend the rest of 2018 bringing their unique blend of slave spirituals and black metal to audiences all over Europe.
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Elder Island to visit Hare & Hounds on forthcoming UK tour
Elder Island will be performing at the Hare & Hounds as part of their ‘Omnitone’ UK tour this November. Tickets available now.
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Review: Editors storm a sold out O2 Academy with hits new and old
Editors took to the stage at the O2 Academy Birmingham on Friday night, delivering a collection of singles new and old. Support from Talos.
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Review: Ross From Friends shakes up the Hare & Hounds
Lo-fi house mastermind Ross From Friends took to the Hare & Hounds last Thursday to deliver an impressive display of bass and beats.
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Ross From Friends to play set at Hare & Hounds on upcoming tour
UK house and techno extraordinaire Ross From Friends is set to play the Hare & Hounds as part of his debut album tour. Tickets available now.
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Review: (Sandy) Alex G headlines an intimate night at the Hare & Hounds
(Sandy) Alex G took to the stage at the Hare and Hounds last Tuesday, with support from London grunge rockers Sorry.
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Review: John Grant makes history at first standing Symphony Hall show
The incredible John Grant took to the stage at the Birmingham Symphony Hall on Thursday to perform for the venue’s first ever standing audience. Support came from Welsh songstress Cate Le Bon.
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