Making his debut in Birmingham under the Mr Jukes tag, Jack Steadman, frontman of indie legends Bombay Bicycle Club, brought his current funk and soul outfit to a packed out, hot and sweaty o2 Institute. Embracing a new shaven...
Fourteen years after his last jaunt across the UK with former band Mansun, Paul Draper is set to play the final closing night of his first solo tour. Walking on stage to a capacity crowd at Birmingham’s intimate o2 Institute 2...
Opening up his latest UK tour, the ever excellent David Ford tonight treated his loyal fans to an impressive set of loud blues-rock, love lost and won tales of endurance in a hot and sweaty room in the heart of Kings Heath....
After opening their surprise and intimate UK Tour with a hometown show in Dublin only days before, tonight The Script are set to play what is for them, a very intimate date at Birmingham’s o2 Academy. Support tonight is from...
A gloomy mid-week evening in August in the middle of Derby City Centre is THE place to be tonight. One of the UK’s best new bands of the last few years are making their UK live return ahead of their second album. London’s Wolf...
On a warm Saturday evening, hundreds of music lovers were packed in to the o2 Academy in Birmingham for one of the shows of the summer. Oklahoma’s legends Flaming Lips were in town to spread their gospel of joy to all in...
Blink-182 returned to Birmingham with new addition ‘Matt Skiba’ (Alkaline Trio), replacing ‘Tom DeLonge’ Most people would expect them to focus on playing material from their new album but the crowd...
Having recently slayed the Main Stage at Glastonbury and hot on the heels 12 months after the release of their 9th album ‘A Moon Shaped Pool’, Oxford quintet Radiohead returned to the stage in Manchester for an...
On a rather cold and wet evening in Birmingham, there was a hive of activity in the city’s Barclaycard Arena as Richard Ashcroft – former frontman of 90’s indie legends, The Verve – was in town....
The self proclaimed "tribal blues trance band" from Amsterdam are a breath of fresh air in a world full of nothing but shiny, over-produced modern pop.
