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What’s On at Town Hall & Symphony Hall
Funknight, Bill Bailey, Joanne Shaw Taylor and Fascinating Aida appearing in Birmingham
New Shows at Symphony Hall & Town Hall
Steve Earle and The Dukes, Tubular Bells two, Django Bates, Josh Groban, Cara Dillon, Michael Nyman and more
Gig Review: Richard Thompson at Symphony Hall
Steve Beauchampé took the bus to Symphony Hall for a folk extravaganza from a much loved British icon.
Town Hall & Symphony Hall Listings
The Lock in, Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell, Bellowhead, Billy Bragg, Sarah Millican and more coming to Birmingham
Local hero – Ian Lavender talks to The Press
Ian Lavender, one of Birmingham’s greatest cultural exports, talks to the Press.
What’s On at Town Hall & Symphony Hall
A very mixed bag been announced for the two prestigious venues - Elkie Brooks, Piaf, Michael Strachan, Bill Bailey, Ardal O'Hanlon... and more
A world of music in Birmingham
A series of events from around the globe have been announced for two of the city’s leading venues.
Alan Titchmarsh set to spread some Christmas cheer in Birmingham
Alan Titchmarsh is set to bring his own festive cheer to Birmingham this Christmas, as he joins the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, and a number of local charities, for one of the city’s favourite festive events.
CBSO’s Nutcracker brings a touch of Russia to Birmingham
Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker is a seasonal highlight for many and, this year, the acclaimed CBSO Youth Orchestra and the stunning voices of the CBSO Children’s Chorus join forces for an exhilarating performance.
Backing to the Future
Dave Woodhall talks to legendary guitar hero and technical innovator Steve Hackett.
New Season Announced for Town Hall/Symphony Hall
Big names and future stars will be performing this autumn.
What’s On at Town Hall/Symphony Hall
Another batch of shows at the city centre’s premier venues including Dave Stewart, Danny Bhoy and Mick Hucknall
Birmingham Town Hall/Symphony Hall latest
A celebration of Andy Hamilton's life, a bit of Wagner, Zappa, John Shuttleworth and Paul Carrack - how eclectic is that?