The Strays – Freakshow – Single Review
What I want from a pop single is a short sharp, energetic whoomph of energy, and that’s exactly what you get from […]
Maxwell Avenue – The Last Dance (Orchestral Version) – Single Review
Maxwell Avenue are a Birmingham-based four-piece playing pop rock inspired by artists like Blink-182, McFly, and Green Day. Their debut single Chevy […]
Woo Fest secures big name acts in new virtual format
Woo Fest an award-winning county music festival taking place virtually this summer, because of social distancing measures, has secured new big name […]
Worcestershire music and arts charity offers more support and opportunities to artists
Severn Arts is announcing a new commissioning opportunity for artists this week, making this their third call-out during lockdown. So far, the […]
Sunset Silver – It’s About Time – Album Review
Sunset Silver have been writing music and jamming together for the past 15 years after meeting in Highschool, so it’s only right […]
The Kelly Line – I Never Promised You Flowers – Single Review
The Kelly Line are a father/son songwriting duo with the ability to write stunning stripped back, acoustic music with a twist. ‘I […]
Arts news round-up from Worcester arts Workshop, creating Spaces and Severn Arts
Worcester Arts Workshop announce online workshops Worcester Arts Workshop have announced some new online workshops: an adult’s Creative Writing Course beginning on […]
Meadow Arts Want to Create With You!
Meadow Arts are a contemporary visual arts charity covering the West Midlands region. We are about to start a programme that will […]
City Art Gallery hunts for artists to create a summer of online community events
Worcester City Art Gallery & Museum has been successful in its bid for funding from Arts Council England’s coronavirus emergency response fund. […]
The Black And Blues Band, ‘A lonely Road’ – Album Review
Old school friends and long-serving professional musicians, The Black and Blues Band trace their roots back to the school yard. Frontman Roger […]