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Read all four parts of our ultimate guide to Birmingham’s music scene
Did you miss our ultimate guide to Birmingham’s music scene? Or simply want to re-live it from parts 1 to 4? Well now you can!
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Win a pair of tickets for EVERY (yes, every) Birmingham Promoters gig in June
In June, Birmingham Promoters have an impressive host of bands set to play for them including Dry The River, God Damn, Seapony, Folks and Big Deal to name a few – and you could be at every single one.
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Jaws + Two Fathoms, Jack Parker’s living room, Birmingham 11/05/13
Being in Birmingham right now, the chances are you’ll have heard something about the parties that Jack built.
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Counteract to curate live music stage at Aston Villa Kit Launch Festival
We are very pleased to announce that we will be once again curating the live music stage at this year’s Aston Villa Kit Launch Festival
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Watch: Editors – A Ton Of Love
Editors have returned with brand new single (and accompanying video) ‘A Ton Of Love’
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God Damn + Bad Apes + Bad Moon + Caves, The Bull’s Head, Birmingham 02/05/13
After a show as action-packed as this one, Brum Notes have left themselves with a hard act to follow
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Peace + JAWS, O2 Academy 2, Birmingham 27/04/2013
It’s no secret that Peace are getting pretty big; their Twitter followers have risen, they’re getting rave reviews from nearly every publication going and hello, they have been played more than a handful of times on Made In Chelsea.
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Wide Eyed invite friends and fans down to ‘Bleak’ video shoot
Birmingham’s best dressed band and resident psychedelic shoegazers, Wide Eyed, invited friends and fans over to their practice room in the middle of an industrial business park
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The ultimate guide to Birmingham’s music scene – Part 4
In the final part of our four-part feature we’ll be discussing some of the heavier sounds to come from the city that have impressed us in the last 12 months
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The ultimate guide to Birmingham’s music scene – Part 3
Check out part 3 of our guide to Birmingham’s music scene, where we take a look at the softer sounds of Brum
