Midge Ure – Chapters: Album Review
Another Midge Ure ‘best of’ collection? Surely we don’t need another version of If I Was? It turns out that we do. We really do.
Another Midge Ure ‘best of’ collection? Surely we don’t need another version of If I Was? It turns out that we do. We really do.
A stunning double bill of Hue And Cry and Roachford creates the perfect pop/jazz/rock blend for a fabulous night out.
Retro styled synth pop funsters Deco launch their second album with an accompanying tour
Prefab Sprout’s founding brother, Martin McAloon, enthralls with a meandering journey of musical delight.
Thompson Twin, Tom Bailey serves up a super selection of polished electropop hits to eager fans at Birmingham’s Town Hall.
Hot on the heels of Howard Jones’ live tours in the UK and US, Cherry Red have released a brand new box set of all five of his early studio albums.
After more than 40 years, Nik Kershaw proves that his thoughtful jazz-pop sound is as good as ever.
We catch up with Fabrice and Steve of Scenius to find out more about their work, their touring experience and their journey as writers and performers.
Hue And Cry catch up with 50 years of electronic music.
We’re in Birmingham to catch synth pop pioneer Thomas Dolby who continues to reinvent the art form.
We catch up for some nostalgia and reliving of youth with Midge Ure in Birmingham on his Man Of Two Worlds tour.
Exquisite musicianship from an incredible band, led by a consummate professional. We catch Paul Carrack in Brum.
Midge Ure on an expansive double set that might even leave something still unsaid?
Vince Clarke remixes and remodels a plethora of iconic names and songs.
Evergreen pop/jazz/funk group Level 42 release The Later Years – 2001-2020. It boasts all of the studio albums from that time period and a selection of versions of some of their popular chart hits.