Review: Bruce Springsteen captivates Coventry’s Ricoh Arena
Renowned rock star affirms his title as The Boss as Bruce Springsteen and the E Street band put on a mighty show at Coventry Ricoh Arena on Friday June 3rd.
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reviews
Live reviews of gigs in the West Midlands and album, EP and single reviews.
Review: The Desert Yetis headline a cosy gig at The Victoria
The Desert Yetis headline a gig of local, midlands talent at stylish Birmingham venue, The Victoria
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Review: Holy Fuck headline an evening of sonic adventure at Hare & Hounds
Toronto electro-punk collective, Holy Fuck, brought their eclectic set to Birmingham in August.
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Album review: Table Scraps’ Autonomy is an infectious slab of garage-psych
Autonomy is a dynamic, sharp, honest & unpretentious example of uncompromising DIY garage rock from a band on course to becoming one of Birmingham’s greats.
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Review: The Blinders storm their sold-out Sunflower Lounge show
With support from Paper Buouys and The Clause, The Blinders headlined a politically charged and riotous evening in Birmingham
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Review: The Orielles have their Silver Dollar Moment in Birmingham
Caustic jangling guitar tones and lofi percussion led funk, met dreamy alt-pop vocals to get the Hare & Hounds moving on Sunday night
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Review: Youth Man’s UK tour ends with a triumphant homecoming show
At the end of an eight date tour around the UK, Youth Man came back to their birthplace to remind Birmingham why they’re so essential
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Review: Alien Ant Farm play an out-of-this-world show in Birmingham
Alien Ant Farm came to Birmingham’s O2 Institute as a part of their UK tour, and delivered a showstopping performance
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Review: Erasure play their first Birmingham show in over a decade
Erasure played Birmingham’s O2 Academy on Sunday 11th February, showcasing a mix of nostalgic old hits and driven recent material
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Review: Iron & Wine keep things serene at Birmingham’s Symphony Hall
As the first stop of the UK leg of Iron & Wine’s tour, Birmingham was left in a state of rapturous awe by Sam Beam’s oft transcendental performance
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