Dive into Birmingham’s live music scene, with a rich array of intimate gigs, major festivals, and giant headline concerts. There’s a sound for any music fan.
The Damned have announced their 'Final Damnation 50' UK tour for the end of this year, celebrating half a century of their music. They'll play a gig at the O2 Academy in Birmingham on Saturday, December 5...
In Birmingham, Candlelight has become a familiar glow — those golden concerts you scroll past and hear about after a night in town. Maybe you’ve seen it yourself. But before the first note rings out, what really turns a...
Courteeners have just announced a huge set of UK dates for the end of this year, with their 'God Bless The Band' seeing them play a massive date at Birmingham's Utilita Arena on Saturday, November 21, 202...
There's never a bad time to catch Bleachers, but after the release of their anthemic festive number, Merry Christmas, Please Don't Call, a couple of years back, the end of the year feels particularly suit...
You’d think that one era-defining production would be more than enough for most animation studios, but for Aardman, decade after decade, they keep creating some of the UK’s most memorable characters for b...
Though it may seem a bit soon to be planning your end-of-year activities, any Lord Of The Rings fans should have their attention diverted this way if they want to have an extra bit of magic added to the C...
Hidden in an 11-acre woodland oasis, Birmingham’s Mostly Jazz Funk and Soul Festival continues to be one of the UK’s most diverse, vibrant festivals. The beloved electronic act Hot Chip, with a knack for i...
Dexys Midnight Runners haven't played a show under that name since 2003. The Birmingham band have officially used the name Dexys in recent years, but they've announced they'll be on the road later this ye...
Niall Horan has just announced a huge set of UK dates for the end of this year, which comes as part of the 'Dinner Party Live On Tour' dates across Europe. Each show will follow the release of his new alb...
The Crown was built all the way back in 1881, but the Station Street venue is probably most famous for hosting the first gig of Birmingham icons, Black Sabbath—as well as performances from other local leg...