Band of the Week 002: Mutes
Ahead of their show with Toronto punks FRIGS at the Hare & Hounds this week, Birmingham polymaths Mutes feature as our second Band of the Week.
Read moreAhead of their show with Toronto punks FRIGS at the Hare & Hounds this week, Birmingham polymaths Mutes feature as our second Band of the Week.
Read moreThe Sunday roast is a staple for many of us, but with lots of restaurants, bars, hotels and cafes across the city why bother slaving away for hours at home?
Read moreSunshine Frisbee Laserbeam delivered a set that foregrounds their new record, plus some unreleased material, in typical idiosyncratic style.
Read more…AKA the night Birmingham music was born again. Ivory Wave, Violet, The Novus and Rai Kah Mercury wowed the O2 Institute.
Read moreThe London pro-LGBT+ trio return to the UK tour circuit after the successful release of their most recent record, Palo Santo.
Read moreLegendary two-tone outfit The Specials have announced a new album and tour to celebrate their 40th anniversary.
Read moreBirmingham’s indie heroes Ocean Colour Scene have announced a string of Christmas shows with support from Martha Reeves and The Vandellas.
Read moreFrom an R&B covers band to pioneers of symphonic rock, The Moody Blues were one of the 60s’ most influential bands.
Read moreRAYE hosts a night dedicated to female empowerment in Birmingham on the third night of her first ever UK tour, with support from Kara Marni.
Read moreElder Island performed to a packed Hare & Hounds on Thursday night, bringing deep dance beats and excellent vibes all night.
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