Review: Ivory Wave bring it on home at iconic Birmingham show
Ivory Wave, na, na, na…the Birmingham five-piece return to the stage with a new EP to promote and a new confidence to exude.
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Review: Ivory Wave are riding high on debut EP ‘Dream Nights’
Ivory Wave distil three years of promise into 25 minutes of disco-tinged joy on their debut EP. Sam Lambeth reviews.
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10 gigs in Birmingham this January for less than a tenner
10 gigs to be seen at this January in Birmingham, all for less than a tenner. We can’t think of a better way to start your year off!
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Sonic Gun presents a weekender of the best in Birmingham music
Sonic Gun concerts are bringing not one, not two, but three days of Birmingham’s best new music, including RISCAS, Ivory Wave and Harry Jordan.
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Interview: Ivory Wave talk ahead of BBC Introducing showcase gig
Brummie boys Ivory Wave talk massive support slots, festival appearances and their forthcoming BBC Introducing showcase in Birmingham
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The Hunna, Bad Sounds and more for ValeFest 2019 lineup
Student festival staple Valefest announce another huge lineup for their 2019 edition, from student bands to major festival mainstays.
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Birmingham’s newest label HolyHowl to launch with free in-store gig at Paul Smith this weekend
Paul Smith in the Mailbox to help showcase some of the best new music to join HolyHowl Records
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Shiiine On Birmingham to take over O2 Academy for all-dayer
Shiiine On Birmingham is a one day festival celebrating some of the biggest icons in alternative and dance culture from the last four decades, including Orbital, Happy Mondays and Shed Seven…
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Review: Shiiine On brings 90s nostalgia to Birmingham
Shiiine On – a one day celebration of 90s alternative and dance culture – came to Birmingham’s O2 Academy on Saturday 8th September armed with three rooms of legendary music.
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Review: Ivory Wave ride high at landmark Birmingham gig
…AKA the night Birmingham music was born again. Ivory Wave, Violet, The Novus and Rai Kah Mercury wowed the O2 Institute.
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