Review: Caro Emerald swings into Symphony Hall with explosive pop-jazz
Dutch singer Caro Emerald thrills concert audience at her tenth visit to the Symphony Hall, Birmingham, with support provided by Loren Nine.
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Ben Howard adds Birmingham date to ‘Noonday Dream’ tour
The acclaimed songwriter has announced a one-off stop in Birmingham to support comeback record ‘Noonday Dream’.
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Giorgio Moroder announces his first live tour – at the age of 78
As part of a wider European tour, Moroder will perform on piano, synths and vocoder at four April UK dates, kicking off in Birmingham.
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Review: Texas top Skyline Series triple bill at Symphony Hall
Skyline Series sees Ward Thomas, Imelda May and Texas play impressive sets at Birmingham’s Symphony Hall on 1 September 2018.
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Texas, Imelda May and Ward Thomas to play Birmingham show
Scottish band Texas and Irish singer Imelda May team up to perform at Symphony Hall in Birmingham as part of the Skyline series.
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Dutch jazz singer Caro Emerald returns to Birmingham later this year
Caro Emerald will be returning to the UK in 2018 for her longest string of live gigs since last year, including a Birmingham date at Symphony Hall towards the end of the run.
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Iron & Wine to open UK tour with a date at Birmingham’s Symphony Hall
Sam Beam, better known as Iron and Wine, comes to the Symphony Hall in February for the first show of a three-date UK tour
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Get tickets: Robert Plant announces winter 2017 UK tour dates
Led Zeppelin legend Robert Plant announces UK tour dates including performances at The Civic Hall, Wolverhampton and Birmingham’s Symphony Hall.
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Review: A raucous romp from Adam Ant at Birmingham’s Symphony Hall
Adam Ant played a stand and deliver set of 23 songs at Birmingham’s Symphony Hall.
Read moreBlog: What is going on with the Prince ticket sale?
Tickets were due to go on sale yesterday (November 13th,) at 10am but sales were pulled at the last minute by the Purple Rain star.
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