Review: We Are Scientists roll back the years on return to Birmingham
Brooklyn band We Are Scientists do a fine job of rolling back the years as they tear into a triumphant, hit-laden set at the O2 Institute in Birmingham.
Read moreBrooklyn band We Are Scientists do a fine job of rolling back the years as they tear into a triumphant, hit-laden set at the O2 Institute in Birmingham.
Read moreThe duo performed tracks from debut LP The Heist and latest release, This Unruly Mess I’ve Made including ‘Thrift Shop’ and ‘Downtown’.
Read moreIt’s nights like these that it makes you proud to be from Birmingham. If you’ve not yet been to a Killer Wave show – don’t make the mistake of missing their next one.
Read moreAn hour before the doors have even opened, thousands of teens have already lined up around the block eagerly anticipating Internet pop star Troye Sivan.
Read moreWhether you’re looking for somewhere to drink pre-gig or want to just wind down after a long week, any of these quirky Brum bars should tickle your fancy.
Read moreBirmingham’s very own ska and 2 tone legends The Beat are set to play Digbeth’s Rainbow Warehouse this Saturday, April 23rd.
Read moreForever a thriving beaker of culture, Moseley now has yet another great theme night to entertain the good folk of Birmingham.
Read moreFollowing The Libertines’ recent secret show at the Empire in Coventry, iconic front man Peter Doherty will be returning to the venue in May.
Read moreThe gig’s inconspicuous location was a fitting reflection of the Birmingham music scene itself – unknown to most but well-appreciated by those who do know.
Read moreFollowing sell-out events in Manchester and London, Hacienda Classical is coming to Birmingham this July – along with a very special guest.
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