Review: Wood and Nails turn the ‘Lights Out’ on new single
Birmingham’s earnest – and inebriated – rockers Wood and Nails return with sublime new single ‘Lights Out’, set for release in November.
Read More
Author: Samuel Lambeth
Eagles set to swoop into Birmingham next June
Legendary American rock band Eagles will make a long-awaited return to England with a string of summer dates, including a
Read More
Stephen Malkmus to ‘Sparkle Hard’ in Birmingham this month
Stephen Malkmus and The Jicks will return to Birmingham as part of a UK tour this October, in support of seventh album Sparkle Hard.
Read More
Review: The Taboo Club charm Birmingham crowd
Birmingham’s sultry rockers The Taboo Club bring their sax-drenched delights to The Victoria, with support from Liquid Cheeks and Lilac Noise.
Read More
Interview: Echo Beach! bring the sunshine on ‘She’
Echo Beach! are one of Birmingham’s most exciting new bands. As their new single ‘She’ stuns and delights listeners across the country, Beach babe Ross Carley spoke to Sam Lambeth about exclamation marks, sad lyrics and moms.
Read More
Review: Ocean Colour Scene roll a number at Wolverhampton Racecourse
Moseley veterans Ocean Colour Scene perform a hit-laden set at Wolverhampton Racecourse. Sam Lambeth reviews.
Read More
Interview: Ivory Wave discuss their biggest gig to date
Sam Lambeth speaks to Birmingham hellraisers Ivory Wave as their prepare for their headline gig at the O2 Institute in November.
Read More
Interview: Sorry Grace discuss climbing to the peak of ‘Mount Pleasant’
Birmingham band Sorry Grace discuss their new single and how they broke the local scene, ahead of their headline gig at The Sunflower Lounge.
Read More
Review: Sam Hollis thinks ‘It’s Probably Gonna Be Alright’ on his new EP
Birmingham’s heartbroken balladeer Sam Hollis finds a little solace on his sample-heavy, pop-tuned new EP, It’s Probably Gonna Be Alright, the sensational follow up to his last release, LYFE.
Read More
Interview: The Americas ‘Come On Out’ for new single
Raised on the harmonica-drenched despair of The Rolling Stones, the country-fuzz trio The Americas are back with a song that raises the sensibility, as well as a brand-new EP with a rather cheeky title. Sam Lambeth comes on out to find out more.
Read More