Rosie Tee is back with her boldest single yet, ‘Wither’
On her new single, ‘Wither’, Rosie Tee does anything but. Her distinctive, complex sound is in full bloom on her most exciting release yet.
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Author: Luke Charnley
Chelsea Wolfe to play a very special Coventry show in 2020
Goth-folk singer-songwriter Chelsea Wolfe will play a rare stripped back show in Coventry next March, courtesy of Supersonic Festival.
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Aston Hall announces some spooky late-night Halloween events
Aston Hall will host some one-off events to celebrate everyone’s favourite pagan festival, Halloween. Be ready to be scared stiff.
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A Winged Victory for the Sullen announce a spiritual UK tour for 2020
Ambient classicists A Winged Victory for the Sullen will be visiting the UK’s churches this February for some transcendent performances.
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Peaky Blinders-themed festival coming to Digbeth this September
Curated by showrunner Steven Knight, The Legitimate Peaky Blinders Festival will bring the atmosphere of the show to the streets of Birmingham
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Birmingham artist Foka Wolf goes viral after fake Tory homelessness ad
Foka Wolf’s satirical Conservative Party advertisment gained significant traction after being mistaken for a genuine party pledge.
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Pivotal music conference will return to Birmingham for its second year
International music conference Pivotal returns to Birmingham for its second year, featuring an international body of music industry experts.
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Review: Eartheater and Semiconductor bring ‘Fracture Patterns’ to Digbeth
Eartheater and Semiconductor descend on The Crossing for Fracture Patterns: an audio-visual art piece like nothing else on Earth.
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Deerhunter are making their long-awaited return to the UK this Autumn
Cult psych band Deerhunter are bringing their latest record across the pond this autumn, including a rare Birmingham show.
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This is Tmrw announce their full Future Days 2019 lineup
Fomerly All Years Leaving, Future Days brings the best in UK alternative and left-field to Digbeth’s The Crossing in October.
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