Review: Student-led festival ValeFest shines after a rainy start
After a rainy start, Brum’s annual student-ran festival ValeFest attracted large crowds with a line-up including The Hunna and Bad Sounds
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Birmingham
Odd Soul are returning to Birmingham for their biggest ever show
Birmingham neo-soul sextet Odd Soul are set to warm up their high profile festival performance with a hometown headline show.
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Review: Grunge veterans Alice in Chains don’t disappoint in Birmingham
Alice in Chains played a fantastic show to a massive crowd at Arena Birmingham on May 24th, with support from Black Rebel Motorcycle Club.
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Review: Fuzzy Sun brighten up Monday night with infectious melodies
Fuzzy Sun provide a warm start to the week with a fantastic set of indie-funk bangers at the Hare & Hounds. Inhaler provide support.
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‘In the Que’ set to celebrate the history of legendary Birmingham venue
In the Que will digitally archive the storied history of The Que Club in a year long project featuring a number of key figures.
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The Textile Factory teases major reopening later this year
A recent series of social media posts has heralded the return of the former Rainbow Venue space to Digbeth, alongside plans to reopen Crane.
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Hootie & the Blowfish to float into the UK this autumn
Carolina natives Hootie & the Blowfish are returning to Birmingham for the first time in over twenty years, with new material in tow.
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Grunge veterans Alice in Chains to touch down in Birmingham for rare gig
Grunge metal legends Alice in Chains are back in the UK this month as part of their latest European tour, which includes dates in Birmingham and London.
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Sam Fender returns to the Midlands later this year
Sam Fender and his band will return to Birmingham later this year after the release of his debut album ‘Hypersonic Missiles’.
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Review: Pregoblin bring meticulous madness to the Hare & Hounds
The South London duo may sing about spontaneously combusting, but their short serenade to each other missed the mark in Birmingham.
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