IT says a lot about the enduring appeal of folk music that a band can still fill Symphony Hall despite not having toured together in nearly 40 years.Read
BIRMINGHAM'S restored Town Hall made its first contribution to Birmingham International Jazz Festival and heralded the return of a Big Band playing the great sounds of swing.Read
TWO hours of chart-topping hits, featuring over 30 songs, and performed by a talented company of around 80 performers, all added up to a most enjoyable evening.Read
DESPITE so much band history and fan expectation to live up to, Journey's new vocalist Arnel Pineda blew away the cobwebs of 70s and 80s rock with a performance that belied his youth and lack of serious stage time.Read
WITH two critically acclaimed albums to play in one night, you could be forgiven for thinking the task was going to prove itself too difficult to recreate live. But with Queensryche, such a task is relished and even topped.Read
FOR a change, there was more than just the exceptional music and singing that grabbed the attention in this suberb Welsh National Opera production.Read
IF THERE are two 20th century events I'd like to have witnessed they would be a Muhammad Ali fight at Madison Square Gardens - and Elvis in his pomp in Las Vegas.Read
"ELKIHOLICS" were out in force to acclaim an outstanding performance from the British singer who, after over 40-plus years in showbiz, sounded as good as ever.Read
WITH a back catalogue stretching back 30 years, and containing some of the most diverse and eclectic songs to grace one man's career, it is no wonder Steve Harley still manages to attract a large audience to his gigs. Read
JUDY Collins started the first of two Midland concerts with a bang, quite literally, as she tripped and clattered to the floor as she came on stage.Read
