Birmingham
The UK's second largest city, known as 'The workshop of the world' for the great role it played during the Industrial Revolution, has much more to offer than its industrial legacy. Birmingham is home to several major cultural institutions that aim to rival their equivalents down in London.
Wednesday 27 January 2021
Gig
Theatre
Theatre
Theatre
Goldilocks and the Three Bears
Theatre
Family Theatre
Birmingham Hippodrome, Birmingham
19:15
Thursday 28 January 2021
Gig
Friday 29 January 2021
Theatre
Club
Sum Cellar: Riz La Teef
Clubs
Grime
Drum and Bass
Garage
Dubstep
Mama Roux's, Birmingham
23:00
Saturday 30 January 2021
Gig
Bon Jovi 7 Bryan Adams Tribute Cotteridge
Gigs
Rock, Indie & Alternative
Hard Rock & Metal
Chart & Pop Music
Tribute Bands
Cotteridge Social Club, Birmingham
19:00
Lifestyle
Gig
Queen Tribute Night - Kings Heath
Gigs
Rock, Indie & Alternative
Chart & Pop Music
E 57 Social Club, Birmingham
18:00
Sunday 31 January 2021
Gig
Astrid: The Storm Sessions Acoustic Tour
Gigs
Kitchen Garden Cafe, Birmingham
19:30
Monday 1 February 2021
Gig
Squid
Gigs
Rock, Indie & Alternative
Hard Rock & Metal
The Castle and Falcon, Birmingham
19:00
Tuesday 2 February 2021
Gig
Teddy Thompson
Gigs
Rock, Indie & Alternative
Hard Rock & Metal
Comedy Clubs
Glee Club, Birmingham
20:00
Gig
Wednesday 3 February 2021
Gig
Porridge Radio
Gigs
Rock, Indie & Alternative
Hard Rock & Metal
Chart & Pop Music
Hare and Hounds, Birmingham
19:30
Gig
The Covasettes
Gigs
Rock, Indie & Alternative
Hard Rock & Metal
Chart & Pop Music
Sunflower Lounge, Birmingham
19:30
Gig
Thursday 4 February 2021
Gig
Friday 5 February 2021
Comedy
Saturday 6 February 2021
Gig
House & Garage Orchestra
Gigs
Electronic/EDM
Drum and Bass
O2 Institute, Birmingham
18:00
Club
Reggae Night Cotteridge
Clubs
Soul
Chart & Pop Music
Jazz
Reggae
Cotteridge Social Club, Birmingham
19:00
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The UK's second largest city, known as 'The workshop of the world' for the great role it played during the Industrial Revolution, has much more to offer than its industrial legacy. Birmingham is home to several major cultural institutions that aim to rival their equivalents down in London. Visitors to 'Brum' can listen to the City of Birmingham's stunning Symphony Orchestra at the Symphony Hall, or watch a play at the Birmingham Rep Theatre, Britain's longest-established producing theatre. The city also houses the Birmingham Royal Ballet and the Birmingham Opera Company, the latter of which is renowned for its innovative productions. On the musical front, Birmingham has pioneered several genres of music in the UK including jazz, heavy metal and reggae. Venues such as the Arena Birmingham welcome the world's biggest pop megastars while smaller rock acts can be caught at the O2 Academy or the O2 Institute. Comedy fans also flock to the Glee Club, the first dedicated comedy club to spring up outside of London.