Playing the first of two nights at Birmingham’s o2 Academy, Scottish synth-poppers Chvrches put on an exceptional show which was severely under appreciated by the capacity audience. Arriving on...
In the week that Laura Mary Carter and Steven Ansell return from a five year gap, releasing their fifth album ‘Get Tragic’ and their first to grace the top 40 album chart, Blood Red Shoes are back...
Hot on the heels of the successes of The 1975, Wolf Alice and Pale Waves, The Japanese House are sure to be one of the next big acts to break in to the mainstream. With a succession of singles...
News
10/02/2019
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Playing the first of two nights at Birmingham’s o2 Academy, Scottish synth-poppers Chvrches put on an exceptional show which was severely under appreciated by the capacity audience. Arriving on...
01/02/2019
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In the week that Laura Mary Carter and Steven Ansell return from a five year gap, releasing their fifth album ‘Get Tragic’ and their first to grace the top 40 album chart, Blood Red Shoes are back...
01/11/2018
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As we fast begin to approach the end of 2018, this is a roundup of what we consider to be the Top Ten events happening in November. The Prodigy – 2nd-15th November. To coincide with their...
30/09/2018
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Now that the new gig season is well underway, this is a roundup of what we consider to be the Top Ten events happening in October. Anna Calvi – 1st-7th October. After releasing her third...
11/09/2018
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Irish lovelies Bell X1 have added a London date to their tour plans. Billed as an ‘acoustic-ish’ set and accompanied by the Dowry Strings, the Irish alt-rock trio are set to play the Union Chapel...
06/09/2018
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This weekend, the new series of Summer Events in Birmingham City Centre will conclude with two amazing shows from The The and Garbage. Friday 7th September will see headliners The The will be...
31/08/2018
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So with Festival Season slowly drawing to a close, the focus now is on artists touring across the UK as 2018 begins to close down in fashionable style. This is a roundup of what we consider to be...
Live Reviews
10/02/2019
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Playing the first of two nights at Birmingham’s o2 Academy, Scottish synth-poppers Chvrches put on an exceptional show which was severely under appreciated by the capacity audience. Arriving on...
01/02/2019
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In the week that Laura Mary Carter and Steven Ansell return from a five year gap, releasing their fifth album ‘Get Tragic’ and their first to grace the top 40 album chart, Blood Red Shoes are back...
25/11/2018
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Hot on the heels of the successes of The 1975, Wolf Alice and Pale Waves, The Japanese House are sure to be one of the next big acts to break in to the mainstream. With a succession of singles...
21/11/2018
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Having once been the artist of the moment in the pop world, Londoner Jessie J has gone through a multitude of events and remained one of the UK’s most revered pop artists. Tonight, in support of...
18/11/2018
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Without getting too political, we are indeed in turbulent times. It takes unique talent to unify society and find a rallying cry that takes our mind off the mundane routines we do just to survive....
Reviews
20/09/2018
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Suede have always been a treasure amongst the British music scene. From the iconic ‘Self Titled’ debut through to their previous record ‘Night Thoughts’, there has always been a certain urbanised...
19/09/2018
The Debut album from the Manchester outfit is one of glorious 80’s inspired perfect pop. For fans of the 1975, it is easy to see why Hannah Gracie and Co. have been drafted in as the tour support...
03/05/2018
Reef return with an astonishing album to ‘Come Back Brighter’ and one that has very much been worth the wait to ‘Place Your Hands’ on.
28/09/2017
Wolf Alice return with an album brimming full of confidence, chaos, experimentation and so much more.
10/09/2017
Nina Nesbitt has released her second single hot on the heels of the brilliant ‘The Moments I’m Missing’.
10/09/2017
David Ford releases a brilliant mini collection of soulful storytelling emblazoned with the Blues.
06/09/2017
Birmingham's Superfood are set to release 'Bambino' - an album full of melody and elegaic pop to please the ears.