Hear the new You Dirty Blue LP first at their launch party this spring
Tamworth two-piece You Dirty Blue have announced that new EP Make Way For The Montage will be launched this spring at The Sunflower Lounge.
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Author: Francis Smith
Aminé: Rising hip hop star to play new Digbeth venue
Rising hip star Aminé, is bringing his unique and creative verse to Birmingham with a once-in-a-lifetime gig at newly launched The Mill in Digbeth this February.
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Review: Sam Hollis ponders If Ever, Could You Imagine? on great new LP
Second City troubadour Sam Hollis continues his prolific – and peerless – run of form with an eclectic debut album. Sam Lambeth reviews.
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Review: Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats bring seventies doom to Digbeth
Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats brought their trademark brand of heavy psych to Digbeth’s O2 Institute, with Blood Ceremony as support.
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Review: The 1975 enthral at explosive Arena Birmingham show
The 1975’s show at Arena Birmingham brought all of their love-em-or-hate-em tendencies together and put them on blast for 2 hours.
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Review: Mastodon bring blood and thunder to Birmingham’s O2 Academy
Looming like fearsome titans on the foggy stage, Mastodon conjured bolts of crushing metal and melody to impress an awestruck Birmingham crowd.
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U.S. folk rock outfit Mothers preparing for UK tour this February
Mothers will be bringing their open-hearted indie folk to Birmingham in support of their sophomore album, Render Another Ugly Method.
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Review: Frank Turner surfs his way through impressive Birmingham set
Turner kicked off his seven-date UK tour in Birmingham with support coming from Grace Petrie and Jimmy Eat World.
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Review: Ben Howard’s Symphony Hall show is an exercise in atmosphere and patience
Ben Howard wrapped up his UK run with a special show at the Symphony Hall on 21st January, with indie darlings Hater providing support
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How Die Das Der are supporting a destroyed Wolverhampton recording studio
Birmingham collective of creatives Die Das Der have a range of events and releases planned to support a destroyed recording studio.
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