Indie & Alternative Music In The West Midlands
Friday December 6th – 7:30pm to 11pm Performing a blend of experimental-pop, soul and electronica, UK based singer, songwriter and producer SAER is forging a name through his musical collaborations and set to feature...
Hattie Briggs The Cuban Embassy Review by Mark Wakeman With the ongoing lack of support for local gigs being one of my major gripes it was lovely to see a packed and sold out...
Friday January 31st – 7pm to 10pm It’s been a gradual burning, shimmering process for the remarkable Alessi’s Ark. A name and cinematic voice which has been built upon years of experimentation, travel, resilience...
Silas Burke is a young Birmingham based singer songwriter originally from Sheffield via the US and Canada. His new single Tail Lights is an intelligent piano ballad about the complexities of a long distance relationship....
Saturday December 14th – 7pm to 10pm Vetiver is the long-running stage and recording name of San Francisco’s Andy Cabic. ‘Up On High’ is his seventh studio album and the first since 2015. Vetiver...
Saturday February 8th – 7pm to 11pm Living half her time as a traveling musician in Japan, witnessing how other people create things, connecting with other cultures and landscapes; all this is a furnace...
Friday November 8th – 7pm to 10pm Mike Dignam, a singer-songwriter from the North-West of England, has been writing, recording and touring his own music, for the past five years. In 2013 he supported...
Friday October 4th – 7pm to 11pm Lucy May Walker is a folk-pop Singer/Songwriter originally from Worcestershire, now living in London. Her EP, Heartbreak Songs, reached No. 3 on the iTunes Singer/Songwriter chart, receiving...
Saturday October 19th – 7pm to 11pm Taking influences from The War On Drugs, Bon Iver and Fleet Foxes, indie-folk newcomer Callum Pitt combines finger-picked folk riffs with a stunning falsetto voice. His debut...
Monday February 10th 2020 – 7:30pm to 11pm If you’ve ever heard a room full of people yelling “I hope your husband dies” in a some harmoniously sloppy, drunken unison, you’ve probably stumbled into...
