Black Mekon bring hardcore-blues brethren King Brothers to Kings Heath
Black Mekon, Digbeth’s premier garage-blues outfit, are returning to the Hare & Hounds, this time with Japanese touring partners King Brothers.
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Review: Tom Clarke ignites Hare & Hounds with trip down memory lane
The Enemy’s Tom Clarke kicked off his 2018 tour at the Hare & Hounds, delivering a passionate performance of old classics and new material.
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Soccer Mommy to showcase debut album ‘Clean’ in Birmingham
The Nashville artist, real name Sophie Allison, will be debuting her new bedroom indie pop material at Birmingham’s Hare and Hounds.
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10 gigs in Birmingham this August for less than a tenner
From melodic indie pop, country punk and classic rock and roll, it’s all in August and all for under a tenner.
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Get tickets: Earthless bring their sonic journey to Birmingham this month
The California trio are currently touring their fourth studio album with support coming from Ruby The Hatchet.
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DJ Mehmet Aslan to perform 4-Hour set with new event Voyage
A new night is on the Birmingham scene: Voyage has announced its debut event at the Hare and Hounds on 3rd August. Eastern-Discoteer and Afro-Futurist, Mehmet Aslan will perform an extended 4-hour set.
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Review: Hibushibire deliver psych jams from Osaka to Kings Heath
Osaka psych trio Hibushibire play the Hare and Hounds for Kushikatsu Records, with yellow6 and One Unique Signal in tow
Read moreReview: Funky duo, Her’s, hit Birmingham with their characteristic pizzazz
Having built up a following off the back of their excellent debut, Songs of Her’s, the Liverpool based group made quite an impression in Birmingham
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Go Kart Mozart release new album ahead of their headline show in Birmingham
Hot off the release of their new record, the Lawrence fronted indie rock outfit are set to return to the frontman’s home town of Birmingham for an unmissable live show
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Review: Mall Grab plays an electric, extended set at Hare & Hounds
The Australian made a name for himself in 2016 with dreamy, lo-fi house tarcks, but Saturday’s performance delivered harder BPMs and darker, Berlin-esque influences
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