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Legendary songwriter Jimmy Webb shares Birmingham Town Hall stage with four of his sons

IT’S a family affair for legendary songwriter Jimmy Webb who on Sunday shares the Birmingham Town Hall stage with four of his sons.Read

Liberty Lies: Attracting encouraging attention in the Midlands

Although the current line-up has been together for only a relatively short time Liberty Lies have already attracted some pretty encouraging attention from media throughout the Midlands.Read

Music Live celebrates tenth anniversary at the NEC

A MAJOR music event is celebrating its tenth anniversary at the NEC.Read

Back to roots with bass ace

WHEN bass player Gavin Burrough replaced Gareth Davies in Welsh rockers Funeral For A Friend last year he quickly pointed out where he thought the band could improve.Read

A double life for two-band Lynval

PLAYING guitar and singing in two bands is taking its toll on Lynval Golding.Read

Talent shine though

CANADIAN rockers Billy Talent play Birmingham’s O2 Academy on Tuesday, showcasing their recent album, Billy Talent III, which was produced by Brendan O’Brien.Read

MUSIC: Editors lead singer on the band's new album

ADOPTED Brummies Editors return to the region for a gig at Wolverhampton Civic Hall on Sunday.Read

Why Indigo Girls are doin' it for themselves - again!

IT HAS been two decades since the Indigo Girls independently released their debut album, 1987’s Strange Fire.Read

Noisettes play Birmingham O2 Academy

LONDON trio Noisettes were made an offer they couldn’t refuse by The Sopranos.Read

Forty acts line up for OxjamBrum Music Festival

MORE than 40 bands and musicians will play for charity at six Birmingham city centre venues tomorrow.Read

Music: The Delays prepare for Birmingham Academy gig

FREED from the chains of artistic meddling at the hands of a record label, The Delays have just finished recording their latest album.Read

Rock: Italian band Devocka head to Birmingham

Italian rock band Devocka is to headline a Central Birmingham Amnesty International fundraising gig next week.Read

MUSIC: Why uni had such an impact for Noah and The Whale

INDIE folk band Noah And The Whale may never have seen the light of day if frontman Charlie Fink had enjoyed university a little more.Read

Singer-songwriter Newton Faulkner tells of injury battle ahead of Midlands dates

SINGER-SONGWRITER Newton Faulkner showcases his new album, Rebuilt By Humans, at Warwick Arts Centre on Sunday.Read

Reformed Nolans playing Midland dates

THEY’RE in the mood for dancing and The Nolans hope their fans are too as four of the sisters return to the stage to mark the 30th anniversary of their biggest hit.Read

Yes are sticking with Benoit David

THE musicians in Yes said ‘no’ to original vocalist Jon Anderson joining them on their UK tour.Read

Marina Diamond playing Wolverhampton Civic Bar

HOT new star Marina Diamond’s debut single was called Obsessions and she reveals that she has an unusual real life obsession.Read

Show goes on for The Orchestra despite bass player’s death

MEMBERS of The Orchestra are still coming to terms with going on the road without bass player Kelly Groucutt.Read

Andy Williams launching autobiography at the Barber Institute, Edgbaston

AFTER a music career spanning six decades Andy Williams has given up touring and quit recording but tonight Midland fans are being given a rare chance to meet their hero.Read

Deep Purple guitarist tells of life with rock legends

STEVE Morse is best known as the lead guitarist in Hard Rock legends Deep Purple but he also fronts his own outfit, the Steve Morse Band, and, in his spare time, runs a farm in Georgia. ANDY COLEMAN found out more...Read