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Fyfe's out for a fine solo effort

After a year largely out of the public eye, Brummie singer-songwriter Fyfe Dangerfield’s multi-faceted career is poised to burst out in various directions.Read

Enemy take centre stage

IT has been quite a year for Coventry trio The Enemy.Read

Local Heroes: Signify are aiming high

This week's Local Heroes.Read

Deborah now calls the tune

THERE have been many casualties of the credit crunch but singer/songwriter Deborah Hodgson is determined not to be one of them.Read

Mexican sound comes to Brum

MEXICAN acoustic rockers Rodrigo y Gabriela return to Birmingham on Tuesday in support of their recently-released album 11:11 which features the duo’s musical tribute to Jimi Hendrix, Buster Voodoo. Andy Coleman spoke to Rodrigo Sanchez during rehearsals.Read

Light shines on Yusuf’s dream

A LONG-HELD ambition by The Artist Formerly Known As Cat Stevens to write a stage musical has been realised – and Birmingham fans will be among the first to see a preview.Read

Second album is therapeutic

AMERICAN sensation Ingrid Michaelson looks set to repeat her Stateside success in the UK thanks to a new album and a tour that plays Birmingham O2 Academy on Sunday.Read

The Enemy to cap a busy 2009 with headline show at Birmingham O2

IT has been quite a year for Coventry trio The Enemy.Read

Local Heroes: Hearty date at Asylum

This week's Local Heroes: Black Heart Generator.Read

Elly is thinking big for La Roux

IT HAS been a year to remember for Elly Jackson and her musical partner Ben Langmaid.Read

Bill's lesson in hands-on fun

HE has wielded his mighty bass guitar on some of the greatest songs in the history of rock and roll. But these days ex-Rolling Stone Bill Wyman is as likely to be caught tuning up a less conventional instrument – his metal detector.Read

Moyet merrier in recent years

SHE’S had hits with Yazoo and as a solo performer but Alison Moyet admits the last few years have been the most enjoyable.Read

JLS are switched on for Christmas

THINGS got slightly crazy when boy band JLS switched on Manchester’s Christmas lights.Read

Music: Ambitious Muse reveal stadium-sized show

MUSE are back – and this time they mean business!Read

Music: Seasick Steve ready for Birmingham appearance

AT the age of 68, and having sold 250,000 copies of his breakthrough album, Seasick Steve feels he’s entitled to be a little bit contrary.Read

Comedy: Bill Bailey brings his comic's guide to the orchestra to Birmingham

BILL Bailey’s musical nous is evident to anyone who has ever watched him air-guitaring or drumming his way through an intro as a former captain on Never Mind the Buzzcocks.Read

A meeting of Minds!

The Birmingham Mail is giving readers the chance to meet Simple Minds before their concert at the Birmingham LG Arena on Wednesday December 2.Read

Daniel O'Donnell is coming to Birmingham NIA

IRISH singing superstar Daniel O’Donnell is set for another sell-out success in Birmingham despite a warning that many fans are strapped for cash.Read

Toyah Willcox in Vampire Rocks at the Alexandra Theatre

BRUMMIE singer and actress Toyah Willcox is back on home soil tonight when she stars in Vampires Rock at the Alexandra Theatre.Read

Ex-Oasis star ‘Bonehead’ on life with The Vortex

HE spent eight years in Britain’s biggest band – but Paul ‘Bonehead’ Arthurs is going back to basics with his new outfit.Read