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Glenn 28/04/201928/06/2019 Chic, courteeners, doves, Festival, Happy Mondays, Hey Charlie, Hillsborough Park, johnny marr, Lewis Capaldi, lineup, manic street preachers, Nile Rogers, Phill Jupitus, Reginald D. Hunter, Reverend And The Makers, sheffield, Tom Gennan, Tramlines, two door cinema club

Tramlines 2019

Sheffield’s biggest festival Tramlines has unveiled a huge lineup for it’s 2019 event. Featuring main stage headliners Two Door Cinema

Glenn 25/04/201926/04/2019 100 Broken Windows, Andrew Mitchell, Birmingham, Colin Newton, Everything Ever Written, Idlewild, Interview Music, Luciano Rossi, o2 institute, Preview, Rod Jones, Roddy Woomble, The Remote Part, west midlands

Idlewild Set To Play Birmingham This Weekend

Having taken a break in 2010, friendship and the bind of their creativity brought Idlewild back together for 2015’s ‘Everything

Glenn 23/04/201928/07/2019 August, Circa Waves, Coombe Abbey, Coombe Weekender, Coventry, craig charles, Crystal Waters, Festival, Fleur East, Good Cop Bad Cop, Loyal, Reverend & The Makers, Sigala, Skiddle, Summer, The Futureheads, The Libertines, tom grennan, Toploader, west midlands

COOMBE WEEKENDER: Further Acts Announced

After unveiling a huge initial line up only a few days ago, Coventry’s newest Summer Festival, Coombe Weekender has revealed

Glenn 21/04/201910/06/2019 2019, Abi, Bad Bohemian, Birmingham, british sea power, bsp, Carrion, digbeth, Hamilton, live album, live review, Noble, Phil, Remember Me, Review, South Birmingham College, The Crossing, The Decline Of, UK, Waving Flags, Wood, World War II, WWII, Yan

2019/04/19 – British Sea Power – The Crossing, Birmingham

British Sea Power have always been a bit of a wonderment in the UK music scene. An incredible and well

Glenn 17/04/201928/07/2019 Circa Waves, Coombe Abbey, Coombe Weekender, Coventry, Crystal Waters, Festival, Good Cop Bad Cop, Reverend & The Makers, Skiddle, The Futureheads, The Libertines, tom grennan

COOMBE WEEKENDER: Festival Reveal Huge Artists For Initial Line Up Announcement

There’s a new festival heading to the Midlands this summer as Coombe Weekender lands in the historical backdrop of Coombe

Glenn 17/04/201924/04/2019 Best You Had, Birmingham, digbeth, intimate, Lewis Capaldi, live review, Love Letter, Loyal To Me, Nesbians, Nina Nesbit, Nina Nesbitch, o2 institute 3, Review, scottish, Somebody Special, star, The Moments I'm Missing, The Sun Will Come Up The SasonsWill Change, The Sun Will Come Up Tour, UK, west midlands

2019/04/16 – Nina Nesbitt – o2 Institute 3, Birmingham

On the back of releasing her second solo album ‘The Sun Will Come Up, The Seasons Will Change’ and a

Live Reviews News

Glenn 28/03/201923/04/2019 Birmingham, Bulldog, Castle & Falcon, exciting, Fun, intimate, live review, Monsters, New Band, sheffield, Sophie & The Giants, Sophie and The Giants, Sophie Scott, Waste My Air

2019/03/27 – Sophie & The Giants – Castle & Falcon, Birmingham

Sheffield based rockers Sophie & The Giants played their second ever gig in the Second City last night at the

Glenn 27/03/201923/04/2019 15th Anniversary, Abi Harding, Amy Winehouse, Birmingham, Dave McCabe, Dirty Dancehall, Havana Gang Brawl, live review, o2 institute, Pressure Point, Russell Pritchard, The Zutons, Tired of Hanging Aound, Valerie, Who Killed The Zutons?, Why Won't You Give Me Your Love, Zuton Fever

2019/03/26 – The Zutons – o2 Institute, Birmingham

From the opening notes of ‘Zuton Fever’ tonight, it is a massive relief that we finally have The Zutons back

Live Reviews News

Glenn 24/03/201923/04/2019 Amsterdam, Birmingham, Castle & Falcon, Cato Van Dyck, Da Freeze, Daniel Johnstone, Dutch, In The Club, intimate, Joost Van Dyck, live review, love dance, Loves Voodoo, Mounaiki, my baby, prehistoric rhythm, Seeing Red, Shamanaid, Sheik, uprising

2019/03/23 – My Baby- Castle & Falcon, Birmingham

Dutch psychedelic three-piece My Baby returned to Birmingham to hypnotise the intimate audience with a night of mesmerising trance boogie

Live Reviews News

Glenn 22/03/201923/04/2019 acoustic, Birmingham, Broken By The Hurt, brum, Brummie, come home, Full Band, Girl At The End Of The World, Heads, Indie, James, Laid, live review, Living In Extraordinry Times, o2 Academy, sit down, Tim Booth, UK, west midlands

2019/03/21 – James – o2 Academy, Birmingham

Indie legends James returned to Birmingham last night during their current ‘Living In Extraordinary Times’ UK Tour. The night saw