Review: The Specials return with enchanting new single ‘Vote For Me’
Ska and 2 Tone legends The Specials return with brand new single ‘Vote for Me’, ahead of the release of their brand new album Encore in February 2019.
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Review: Blossoms return to Birmingham in style
Blossoms made their return to the second city on Friday 7th December and utterly owned the entire crowd with old favourites, new tracks and Christmas renditions
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Review: Zeal & Ardor collide blues and black metal at the O2 Institute
Zeal & Ardor showed Birmingham why they are truly the most criminally unknown name in the metal scene right now.
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Review: Namiwa Jazz performs powerful set at the Hare & Hounds
Local afrotwang artist Namiwa Jazz played a stunning headline show at Kings Heath’s Hare & Hounds on Wednesday 5th December
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Review: Buffalo Tom blow away Birmingham O2 Institute
Boston legends Buffalo Tom bring their extensive back catalogue to Birmingham for the first time in over two decades.
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The Internet to bring downtown LA urban rythmes to the UK next Spring
Los Angeles natives to bring alternative R&B blends to the UK in March to support of their critically acclaimed fourth studio album Hive Mind.
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Troye Sivan to bring his Bloom Tour to the UK in 2019
Internet sensation & LGBT icon Troye Sivan brings his global Bloom Tour to British shores this February in support of his second studio album.
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Review: Sunflower Bean end tour on a high at The Castle and Falcon
Sunflower Bean ended their immense tour with an immaculate set of dream rock and punk at Birmingham’s Castle and Falcon.
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Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats to bring doom-psych on UK tour in 2019
Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats are heading out on a five month US and Europe tour this winter in support of their new album.
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The Dandy Warhols to celebrate twenty five years with UK tour
The Dandy Warhols prove they still rule OK with a string of UK dates to celebrate twenty five years in the business.
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