Concerts and clubbing in Birmingham

Over the coming months, some of the best-known concerts in Birmingham, a touch of clubbing in Birmingham, and a wider mix of events in Birmingham will shape the city’s live calendar. Allie Sherlock at O2 Academy Birmingham in September brings acoustic pop and guitar-led songs to the stage, while Baby Keem at the same venue leans into melodic rap and sharp beat shifts. Diljit Dosanjh at Utilita Arena Birmingham adds Punjabi pop, bhangra and hip-hop influences in an arena setting, and Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks at Symphony Hall offer a progressive rock evening in a more traditional concert hall. Other notable dates include Dead Calm at Hare & Hounds, Holy Holy at XOYO Birmingham, and Liam Bailey at O2 Institute Birmingham, each adding a different angle to Birmingham’s upcoming live lineup.