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A total audience of well over 62,000 this summer means the Birmingham Jazz & Blues Festival is coming back for its 43rd consecutive year in 2027.
Sam Nicoresti, the 2025 winner of the Edinburgh Comedy Award for Best Show and first trans woman ever to win the prestigious accolade, has added another string to her bow… or should that be air guitar?
The original manager of Black Sabbath is to make Barbara’s Bier Haus on Birmingham’s Broad Street the new weekly home of the legendary Henry’s Blueshouse live music night.
After two successful years, Poetry After Chai is back as part of Bangla Month 2026!
CBSO in the City returns for its third year, with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra’s (CBSO) musicians performing for free to tens of thousands of residents across Birmingham from 27 to 31 August.
One of the top business leaders in the Midlands has hailed the Birmingham Jazz & Blues Festival as a “remarkable” event that brings “extraordinary music” to the region.
B:Music, the Birmingham music charity responsible for Town Hall and Symphony Hall, has launched its new August to October programme for 2026.
As part of Bangla Month, join @smashbengali at @therepbirmingham for a comedy special packed with hilarious Binglish observations, a stellar line-up of UK comedians, and an open mic for those brave enough to take the stage! 👀
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