The Textile Factory teases major reopening later this year
A recent series of social media posts has heralded the return of the former Rainbow Venue space to Digbeth, alongside plans to reopen Crane.
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Author: Luke Charnley
Sausage Dog Café to descend on Birmingham this summer
Revolution on Broad Street will host a Dachshund-themed pop-up party later on this summer, with owners and fans alike invited to attend.
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UoB team up with Grand Union gallery for new exhibition of local artists
The exhibition of local artists runs through the first two weeks of May, and aims to examine precarity in art on both a broad and local scale
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Experimental metal legends Sunn O))) announce UK tour dates
Doom-drone innovators Sunn O))) have announced their first album in 4 years, and a run of UK dates to follow it.
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Premiere: Harico are back with their synth-led new single ‘Curl’
Selly Oak up-and-comers Harico return with off-kilter synth-pop track ‘Curl’, released via student label New Street Records.
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Semiconductor and Eartheater team up with Outlands for audio/visual experiment ‘Fracture Patterns’
The experimental meet-up will be making stops across the UK in June, with the final show of the tour in Birmingham.
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Vampire Weekend announce UK/EU leg of their world tour
Vampire Weekend will head to Europe and the UK for a run of headline shows this Autumn
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Peaky Blinders creator unveils plan for a major West Midlands film studio
The 40-acre, state-of-the-art studio is in the planning stages still, but promises to bring in world class production companies.
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Kitty Café franchise set to open its doors in Birmingham this spring
Following successful ventures in Nottingham and Leeds, the well-known chain of cat cafés will be opening a branch in Birmingham this May.
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Julia Holter adds two UK headline shows to her European run
Los Angeles polymath Julia Holter brings her ‘Aviary’ tour to the UK this summer, including an intimate Birmingham show.
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