Review: Fidlar, Bully and Vant combine for a barrage of noise at the O2 Institute
Tonight there is no encore, though I suspect this is down to security tiring of all the crowdsurfers.
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Reviews and photographs of some of the best events in music venues throughout Birmingham and the wider West Midlands.
Review: Joey Bada$$ flatters to deceive in Birmingham
It’s billed as part of the ‘World Domination’ tour but judging from the crowd’s reaction tonight; the world doesn’t belong to Pro Era.
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Review: Younghusband bring joyous vibes to The Sunflower Lounge
There has been a buzz around Younghusband for some time now and they’re are back in Birmingham touring their second album, Dissolver.
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Review: Sam Jackson steals the show at Birmingham’s O2 Academy
As expected of a headliner, Sam Jackson and The Struggles close an evening of local young talent, and show them all how to do it right.
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Review: Lucy Rose returns home for stunning Warwickshire gig
This show is the closest she’s played to home and it was clear this was a special achievement in her career as she showed gratitude throughout.
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Review: Lonely The Brave stake their claim for bigger stages
It’s only a matter of time before these songs will need to be placed on a larger stage, however one can remain confident that none of the effect will be lost.
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Review: Dutch Uncles air a sun-bathed soundtrack at the Hare & Hounds
It matters little that it’s miserable out this evening – as inside The Hare & Hounds the forecast is nothing but sunny and synth-bathed.
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Review: King Brothers stage a memorable debut Birmingham performance
Making their first visit to the UK, King Brothers’ acclaim may be underground, but it remains unrivalled.
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Review: Catfish and the Bottlemen whip up a storm at a sold-out O2 Academy
Catfish and the Bottlemen returned for a sold-out show at Birmingham’s O2 Academy on Sunday October 8th 2015
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Review: The Fratellis get Warwick crowd swinging to their performance
Happy faces and still full of energy as the venue saw a pour of people walking out, still chanting ‘Chelsea Dagger’.
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