Review: Walk The Moon bring infectious pop to Birmingham
Walk The Moon’s overwhelmingly enthusiastic energy and focus on pure happiness running through all of their work is at its best in a live setting.
Read moreReviews and photographs of some of the best events in music venues throughout Birmingham and the wider West Midlands.
Walk The Moon’s overwhelmingly enthusiastic energy and focus on pure happiness running through all of their work is at its best in a live setting.
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Read moreFollowing an angelic introduction and intensified build up, Ellie Goulding emerged onto the stage surrounded by dancers and cloaked by shining gold curtains.
Read moreGabrielle Aplin graced the stage with a glamorous aura opening her set on a mellow note with the sweet melody of ‘Coming Home’.
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Read morePaul Heaton and Jackie Abbott play new material and old classics to Birmingham crowds.
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Read moreA diverse and length set in support of the band’s current album release.
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