EP review: Breeze show off big-hearted anthems on Toot De La Fruit
Birmingham is in safe hands at the moment. Peace and Swim Deep may have moved down the waters to pastures
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Author: Francis Smith
EP review: Birmingham’s Bryony Williams haunts with Wanderlust
Birmingham’s Bryony Williams’ voice creates an almost spectral presence throughout recently released EP, Wanderlust.
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10 reasons why you should go to Y Not Festival
Y Not Festival has emerged as one of the UK’s best value-for-money festivals, and with a lineup as good as this year’s you can completely see why.
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Inheaven to play Birmingham’s Hare & Hounds later this month
Inheaven will bring their ‘amp-pulverising noise’ to Brum, with local legends Swerve and Afterbloom in tow.
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Sundara Karma talk new material and wild Brummie crowds
Unless you’ve spent the past 12 months in isolation, it’s been pretty difficult to avoid Sundara Karma and their infectious summer sounds.
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Moseley Folk Festival reveals its 2016 lineup
Moseley Folk have announced the lineup for this year’s three-day folk, roots and world music festival – and it’s quite possibly their strongest yet.
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Interview: LANY discuss forthcoming album and Ellie Goulding support slot
Los Angeles trio LANY are on the brink of becoming massive, Counteract caught up with Paul, Les and Jake before their support slot in Birmingham.
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Review: Years and Years show their worth on debut arena tour
Years and Years’ career has truly rocketed, from gaining initial recognition last year to becoming the fully fledged successful pop stars they are today.
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Walk The Moon discuss David Bowie, returning to Birmingham and playing on the moon
Even in their down time off stage they still have a vibrant presence dressed in bright sweatshirts and eye catching bizarre Japanese cartoon designs.
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Review: Birmingham plays host to The 1975’s biggest show to date
Excitement bubbled through Barclaycard Arena as it filled with an anticipated crowd eagerly awaiting The 1975’s biggest headline show to date.
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