Review: New Order bring live spectacle to Wolverhampton
New Order showcase their masterful songwriting in a gripping set of old and new material.
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reviews
Live reviews of gigs in the West Midlands and album, EP and single reviews.
Review: TEN FÉ hypnotise the Hare & Hounds
Thick smoke, hypnotic tunes and a confident performance from indie-poppers TEN FÉ.
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Review: Krept and Konan receive a mixed reaction at the O2 Institute
Krept and Konan’s set struggled to engage the crowd, and show themselves to be lacking in innovation.
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Review: Ghostpoet immerses Hare & Hounds crowd in a sea of experimental sound
Radiating a magnetic presence, the outstanding lyrics for which Ghostpoet is known come to the fore.
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Review: Deez Nuts top chaotic six band bill at The Rainbow Courtyard
The intimate venue, stripped of its barrier, was the perfect setting for bands such as Deez Nuts, Nasty and Astroid Boys.
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Review: Boat To Row’s impeccable set at Hare & Hounds leaves fans speechless
The Birmingham folk veterans return to celebrate their new album. Their set brought some summer to Kings Heath in November, and included old and new material.
Read moreReview: Dune Rats pack out The Sunflower Lounge
Grunge slackers Dune Rats gave a frenzied performance in Birmingham.
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Review: Yak energise The Sunflower Lounge
Yak enthral Birmingham crowd through chaos and stage invasions.
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Single review: Jump The Shark – Robot Song
From a disjointed, almost Weezer-esque beginning, the track fires into a raucous chorus.
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Review: The Enemy bring their newfound huge sound to the O2 Institute
The Enemy bring their new found larger audio to Birmingham’s O2 Institute following release of third album ‘It’s Automatic’.
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