Review: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah celebrate album’s 10th anniversary
Cult heroes Clap Your Hands Say Yeah celebrate 10 years since the release of their second album at the Hare and Hounds.
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Author: Nick Owen
Review: The Orielles and Dream Wife headline All Years Leaving Festival
Set over two days, All Years Leaving offers lucky punters the chance to check out sets some of the most exciting bands touring the UK in 2018
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Low add Birmingham date to UK tour ahead of their 25th anniversary
Slowcore figureheads Low have announced a tour across the UK next year, including a date at Birmingham Town Hall.
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All Years Leaving announces The Orielles, Dream Wife and more for 2018 event
All Years Leaving’s reputation and popularity has grown steadily over years, reaching fever pitch when this year’s hotly anticipated event sold out of weekend passes long before the final line up had been released.
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Review: Yo La Tengo push their musical boundaries at Birmingham Town Hall
Yo La Tengo performed a career spanning performance in Birmingham, dividing their inestimably eclectic back catalogue into two sections for a full evening of entertainment
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Review: Manic Street Preachers stage a triumphant return in Birmingham
Proving they’ve still got what it takes to satisfy an arena full of fans, the Manic Street Preachers played a stellar set in Birmingham
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Review: Feeder’s ‘best of’ tour rolls through Birmingham
Their two hour set provided heavy waves of nostalgia for a packed-out crowd, mixing older tracks with newer material.
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Goldfrapp and Basement Jaxx amongst the names for Lunar Festival 2018
The 5000 capacity Lunar Festival returns to its rightful place as the jewel in the crown of the West Midlands festival calendar.
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Review: The Orielles have their Silver Dollar Moment in Birmingham
Caustic jangling guitar tones and lofi percussion led funk, met dreamy alt-pop vocals to get the Hare & Hounds moving on Sunday night
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Review: Moon Duo bring spacey jams and sonic confusion to Kings Heath
The Portland drone rockers captivated a sold out crowd, entering into loose jams whilst backlit by hypnotic strobe lights and psychedelic projections
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