Words by Ed King / Pics by Ben Roberts @benrobertsart 27th April sees Tri-Tone release Arrive Alone, Leave Alone EP – the latest unashamed disco pop proffering from the Manchester four piece, Girl Friend. Forming in 2014, Girl Friend (as in your friend who’s a girl – not the early 90’s Aussie quintet) are an […]
Four days to go… On Sunday 3rd May, Swingamajig returns to The Custard Factory in Digbeth for its biggest festival show to date. And Birmingham Review has 4 tickets to give away. You jammy tart bast*ards. The brainchild of Electric Swing Circus and Ragtime Records, Swingamajig ‘is the UK’s first one day urban festival dedicated to […]
Words by Sasha Holt Well it’s been transitional time in the fashion world, with recent fashion week extravaganzas gracing the most glamorous of cities with the most fashion forward of people. We will just have to wait and see what filters down to the high street and boutique level. Back down to reality with a […]
Kwabs will be performing at the Hare & Hounds in Kings Heath on Saturday 25th April, as presented by Metropolis Music & Live Nation. Doors open from 7pm, with entry charged at £10 (advance). For further gig details & tickets, click here. N.B. At the time of publishing, this event was billed as sold out. […]
Oscar Levant once said “there is a fine line between genius and insanity. I have erased this line.” But The Electric Cinema are bringing back the grey area with a double screening on Wednesday 22nd April. On Screen One (9pm) / Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me On Screen Two (8:30pm) / The Found Footage […]
