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Hen Ogledd announce two exclusive live broadcasts for December

November 30, 2020December 8, 2020 Luke Charnley anna palmer, Capsule, Dorcha, Free Humans, hen ogledd, Kids Gig, richard dawson, supersonic festival

Cosy up this winter equinox with two exclusive broadcasts from Newcastle avant-pop experimenters Hen Ogledd, courtesy of Supersonic Festival We’re

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Review: Supersonic Festival streams experimental performances to thousands of viewers

July 21, 2020July 22, 2020 Emily Doyle algiers, ben venom, Black Sabbath, blue ruth, Capsule, covid19, dalek, decolonise fest, gnod, haress, ichi, j.zunz, lankum, Melvins, paul purgas, rocket, rocket recordings, Sofa King, sofasonic, supersonic, supersonic festival, the quietus, tirikilatops, White Hills

Despite COVID-19, Supersonic Festival brought new music and more to around six-thousand fans through a weekend of live streams.

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22 reasons why Birmingham is great

April 18, 2016July 19, 2019 Richard Franks Afterbloom, Birmingham Promoters, Black Sabbath, Boat To Row, Breeze, Capsule, Chartreuse, Cinema, Cut Glass Kings, Duran Duran, Editors, ELO, Faux Palms, Gleam, Godflesh, Hoopla Blue, Ignite Records, JAWS, Judas Priest, Juice, Luno, Mutes, Napalm Death, Ocean Colour Scene, Peace, Pleasure House, Polar Bear Records, Superfood, Swim Deep, Swordfish Records, The Beat, The Diskery, The Streets, The Twang, This Is Tmrw, UB40, Victories at Sea, Wood & Nails

From the bands to the food and Moseley to Digbeth, we’ve compiled 22 reasons why we think the city of Birmingham is great. We’re sure you’ll agree.

Supersonic Festival enters its 15th year with Neurosis, Godflesh and more

February 1, 2019February 12, 2019 Emily Doyle Capsule, Custard Factory, Godflesh, hen ogledd, jerusalem in my heart, moor mother, neurosis, supersonic, supersonic festival, the body, the bug, Town Hall

Supersonic Festival, the mecca of alternative music enters it’s fifteenth year in 2019, descending on Digbeth for a weekend in July.