Review: GMTG and Gospel Choir Presents Hairspray
Check out this podcast for the full download on Hairspray presented by the Guild Musical Theatre Group and the Gospel Choir in May 2018 with Emily Youlton and Matt Page.
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ValeFest 2018 Headliners Fickle Friends Gig Review – O2 Institute Oct 2017
After churning out the first bass notes of the aptly chosen opener ‘Hello Hello’, I already find myself ready to boogie. This is certainly a highly anticipated gig not only for myself but the whole of the sold-out upstairs room of the O2 Institute, having been teased with single after single over the last 3 …Read More
Gig Review: Front Bangs
As I headed to B2 to see my friends in their recently formed band, Front Bangs, I had a fairly biased view going into it, but was sceptical of how good the gig would be. I was pleasantly surprised. Unfortunately missing their previous gigs in and around Norwich this was my first opportunity to see …Read More
George Ezra: Staying at Tamara’s. Every season in 37 minutes.
I first played this album on a Thursday morning. I woke to what I thought was going to be sunny but by the time my trainers were on and my headphones in to walk the dog, the heavens had opened. But thanks to the soulful tones of George Ezra the rain didn’t seem as …Read More
Gig Review: ValeFest Launch Party 2018
It’s that time of year again, where Birmingham’s up-and-coming bright sparks light the ValeFest torch and ignite the excitement for UoB’s very own summ er festival. Taking to Beorma Bar for their official launch party, the ValeFest crew put on a jungle themed night of live music on Friday night to campaign Europe’s biggest student-run …Read More
Gig Review: Jorja Smith
I spent my Valentine’s Day running through the rain with my Dad with newspapers on top of our heads for protection. Luckily, this was on the way to the O2 Shepherds Bush Empire in London, to see the wonderful Jorja Smith in concert. My stress levels were at their maximum as my Dad had purchased …Read More
Gig Review: Kendrick Lamar
Kendrick Lamar is undoubtedly one of the biggest artists in the world right now. So, when I heard about him heading to Birmingham Genting arena, there was no chance I was going to miss it. This show was part of the DAMN tour, and it was obvious this show was based on the characters and …Read More
Gig Review: Franz Ferdinand and Albert Hammond Jr
In support of their most recent album Always Ascending the Glaswegian indie-rockers brought their A game to the Birmingham Academy and proved that while their sound has developed in a different direction, they know how to bring the party. Support for the gig came from the very capable Albert Hammond Jr. Formerly of The Strokes, …Read More
Gig Review: The Amazons
The Amazons, have sauntered back onto the UK stages for the second half of their debut tour. After the success of the first half having sold out, and travelling to gigs in Korea and Japan to attend festivals there, they returned to the UK community with a bang. They started the set with Stay With Me to …Read More
Gig Review: Jayda G and Penderstreet Steppers
On Friday the 26th of January, three exciting DJ’s from Canada graced the small streets of Birmingham, and made their way to the Hare and Hounds pub in Small Heath to host an intimate night of funk and house. Jayda G and the Penderstreet Steppers are Canadian producers and DJ’s, although it doesn’t do them …Read More
