British rock’s next big hope, Shame, to tour the UK in April
With a critically acclaimed debut record, Songs of Praise, under their belt, the South London outfit are touring the UK, including a date in Birmingham
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Birmingham
Review: All-caps post-punk rogues DUDS cause a ruckus in Birmingham
Hot off the release of their debut album, Of A Nature Or Degree, on Castle Face Records, the manic Mancunian outfit kicked up a fuss at the Hare & Hounds
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Project Birmingham reveals wall-to-wall line-up for March festivities
As part of a three day mini-festival, hordes of Birmingham-based brands will be grooving into the newly launched upstairs venue in Medicine Bakery
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Birmingham’s Flatpack Film Festival launches its striking 2019 programme
Thirteen may prove unlucky for some, but at its thirteenth edition Flatpack Festival looks on as fine form as ever.
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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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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: 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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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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‘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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