Review: Dutch Uncles air a sun-bathed soundtrack at the Hare & Hounds
It matters little that it’s miserable out this evening – as inside The Hare & Hounds the forecast is nothing but sunny and synth-bathed.
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Author: Francis Smith
Review: King Brothers stage a memorable debut Birmingham performance
Making their first visit to the UK, King Brothers’ acclaim may be underground, but it remains unrivalled.
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Review: Lonely The Brave stake their claim for bigger stages
It’s only a matter of time before these songs will need to be placed on a larger stage, however one can remain confident that none of the effect will be lost.
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New local record label Lone Tone to host debut gig this Sunday (Nov 15)
Local emerging singer songwriters James Lesse, Kate Wells and Arran Page are to play a free gig at the Rainbow Courtyard this Sunday.
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Cold Ocean Lies to headline The Rainbow Courtyard this Friday (Nov 13)
Cold Ocean Lies are a group of long-haired, black clothing clad noiseniks who play distorted beyond recognition guitar music.
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Review: Lawson return to Birmingham with an engaging performance
Fresh from supporting Robbie Williams in Australia, Lawson are home and welcomed with open arms by a crowd full of energy and passion.
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Album review: Jamie Woon – Making Time
Making Time, released through PMR Records uncovers an evolved musical identity for Jamie Woon.
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Review: Catfish and the Bottlemen whip up a storm at a sold-out O2 Academy
Catfish and the Bottlemen returned for a sold-out show at Birmingham’s O2 Academy on Sunday October 8th 2015
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Sam Jackson talks life in Birmingham, finally being signed and lyrical struggles
With several Universities in Birmingham, there is an absolute wealth of talent waiting to be tapped in the student population.
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Album review: Free School – Dancing on the Dark
Visiting a variety of dancefloor styles; the duo bring audible euhoria coated in messages of love, positivity and unity.
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