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Newton Faulkner is returning to Birmingham this April with his new The Very Best Of (So Far) collection, celebrating his biggest hits and favourite songs to play live.

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February 12, 2019 Francis Smith

Banning stage times: condescendence or just naivety?

People aren’t necessarily avoiding landing at venues at 7pm because they don’t want to see the supports, and it’s naive to think they are.

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February 10, 2019 Francis Smith

Review: Synth-pop shines on with Chvrches at the O2 Academy

Scottish three-piece electro band Chvrches return to Birmingham’s O2 Academy and storm through the show with latest album ‘Love Is Dead’.

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February 1, 2019 Francis Smith

Supersonic Festival enters its 15th year with Neurosis, Godflesh and more

Supersonic Festival, the mecca of alternative music enters it’s fifteenth year in 2019, descending on Digbeth for a weekend in July.

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February 3, 2019 Francis Smith

Andy C, Solardo, Holy Goof and more among MADE Festival 2019 lineup

Following the success of last year’s Perry Park debut, MADE Festival returns on Saturday 27 July with the biggest line-up in its six year history.

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February 7, 2019 Francis Smith

Legendary Birmingham music night Henry’s Blueshouse to return after 50 years

Famous music night where the likes of Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Status Quo and Judas Priest performed early gigs is returning to Birmingham

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February 10, 2019 Francis Smith

Black Sabbath celebrated at city centre metal bench presentation

Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi was on hand to unveil a special heavy metal bench at a packed ceremony in Birmingham on Saturday morning

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May 16, 2018 Francis Smith

Review: Mike Skinner premieres his latest Noisey documentary ‘Birmingham’ in the city

On Tuesday May 15th, Mike Skinner returned to his hometown to premiere his latest Noisey doc ‘Birmingham’, which focuses on the streets which fellow Birmingham artists have made their name on.