Review: Leftfield celebrate 22 years of Leftism at the O2 Institute
Leftfield celebrate 22 years of their debut album, Leftism, at the O2 Institute
Read moreLeftfield celebrate 22 years of their debut album, Leftism, at the O2 Institute
Read moreBirmingham is home to a wonderful array of retro offerings. Read our guide to the best vintage shops, markets and fairs in the city.
Read moreDigbeth’s biggest music event returns this July with what might just be their biggest line-up yet. Buy tickets here.
Read moreAll in all, At First A Drop, Then A Flood offers a general change in sound from the bombastic indie rock of The Lines, channelling instead the melancholic chamber pop of The National.
Read moreThe Cribs return to Birmingham to celebrate 10 years of Men’s Needs, Women’s Needs, Whatever at the O2 Institute.
Read moreOn the top floor in a tiny room stands a group of fans anxiously awaiting the headlining artists.
Read moreVictories at Sea launch their new EP at the Hare and Hounds with support from Matters, Mutes and Sunshine Frisbee Laserbeam courtesy of This Is Tmrw.
Read moreAdam Ant played a stand and deliver set of 23 songs at Birmingham’s Symphony Hall.
Read moreIn a surprise announcement this week, the Dead Kennedys have announced a string of uk tour dates, which include a stop off at Birmingham’s O2 Academy.
Read moreMØ has announced an upcoming UK tour in October including a show in Birmingham.
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