Review: Gabrielle Aplin showcases latest release at Birmingham’s O2 Institute
Gabrielle Aplin graced the stage with a glamorous aura opening her set on a mellow note with the sweet melody of ‘Coming Home’.
Read MoreGabrielle Aplin graced the stage with a glamorous aura opening her set on a mellow note with the sweet melody of ‘Coming Home’.
Read MoreStraight off the bat, not one person in this room can hear a single word of what Lias Saudi is bawling into his microphone.
Read MoreMarina sings out the verses with impressive vocal strength, echoed by her adoring fans.
Read MoreKrept and Konan’s set struggled to engage the crowd, and show themselves to be lacking in innovation.
Read MoreWe were lucky enough to catch up with The Enemy on board their tour bus prior to their Birmingham show.
Read MoreWavves have always had a cult-like following and in this intimate venue it is clear to see.
Read MoreTonight there is no encore, though I suspect this is down to security tiring of all the crowdsurfers.
Read MoreIt’s billed as part of the ‘World Domination’ tour but judging from the crowd’s reaction tonight; the world doesn’t belong to Pro Era.
Read MoreDarlia, The Family Rain and Cold Ocean Lies put on a fantastic show and were clearly popular amongst the crowd of edgy teenage girls.
Read MoreNooses, cups of tea and Lenny Henry; sister folk act, The Staves, bring the unexpected to their most recent show in Birmingham.
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