Birmingham – Page 6 – This Is Soundcheck

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Get Loud For Nordoff Robbins

Nordoff Robbins, the UK’s largest independent music therapy charity, is proud to announce the return of their groundbreaking Get Loud

Festivals Live Reviews

Glenn 30/07/201915/10/2019 Andy Williams, Birmingham, Black And White Town, doves, electronic, Jez Williams, jimi goodwin, johnny marr, Kingdom of Rust, live review, lost souls, Manchester, Perry Park, Pounding, Some Cities, Space Face, Sub Sub, the coral, the last broadcast, the smiths, The Twang, There Goes The Fear

2019-07-28 – InnerCity Live Presents: Doves – Perry Park, Birmingham

In 2010 the UK music scene mourned the loss of one of the most era-defining experimental Indie bands of the

Festivals Tour News

Glenn 22/07/201922/07/2019 Andy Williams, Birmingham, Black And White Town, doves, Festival, Jez Williams, jimi goodwin, johnny marr, Manchester, Perry Park, Pounding, The Cedar Room, the coral, The Twang, There Goes The Fear, west midlands

Doves Set To Play Birmingham This Weekend

Nine years after going on hiatus, the indie world celebrated at the beginning of 2019 as Manchester legends Doves announced

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Liam Gallagher Expands Huge UK Tour

Due to phenomenal demand, Liam Gallagher has announced an additional London date to his U.K. Arena tour. The 12- Date

New Releases Tour News

Glenn 05/07/201914/07/2019 Barry Hyde, Beckett University, Birmingham, Dave Hyde, David Craig, Electric Balloon, Glasgow, Good Night Out, Jaff, Jekyll, leeds, listen, Listen Litte Man!, London, Manchester, Marc Riley, new music, new single, newcastle, Northumbria University, o2 institute, o2 Ritz, Powers, QMU, Ross Millard, Steve Lamacq, The Futureheads, UK Tour

The Futureheads Unveil New Single & UK Tour Dates

The Futureheads have released the single ‘Good Night Out’ / ‘Listen, Little Man!’ today. It’s the second single to be taken

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Liam Gallagher Announces UK Tour

Liam Gallagher’s eagerly anticipated second album ‘Why Me? Why Not.’ is shaping up to be one of the album events

Live Reviews News

Glenn 30/04/201910/06/2019 2019, alone with everybody, Birmingham, bittersweet symphony, england, Gig Review, keys to the world, live review, natural rebel, o2 Academy, richard ashcroft, rpa, the verve, these people, UK, UK Tour, united nations of sound, verve, west midlands

2019/04/27 – Richard Ashcroft – o2 Academy, Birmingham

After releasing latest album ‘Natural Rebel’ towards the end of last year, Richard Ashcroft is back playing a handful of

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2019/04/27 – Newton Faulkner – o2 Institute, Birmingham

Fresh off the back of a stunning UK Arena Tour playing the part of “Thoughts of the Journalist” in Jeff

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

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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