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Bedrock BulletsBedrock Bullets – inspired by rock and roll’s original greats, artists like Wanda Jackson, Kip Tyler, Troyce Key, Janis Martin and of course Elvis Presley, with a very firm nod to garage greats like the Detroit Cobras and The Cramps.
Bedrock Bullets – going down a storm at weekend and street festivals, whatever the weather.
Bedrock Bullets – formed by singer Julie Bedwell and bass player Colin "Diablo" D’Sylva in 2014, with Pistol Pete on guitar and "Banging" Bob Watkeys on drums. Firmly established on the music pubs circuit in the West Midlands, Bedrock Bullets base their engaging stage show on experience in burlesque, rockabilly and the avant garde, a rock and roll act like no other.
It’s your joint. If you want it jumping, call the Bedrock Bullets.
Hare & Hounds
Most gigs, if not all, of the Saturday Blues Club from 4pm are free but please check with the venue about tickets and pricing before.
Situated in the South Birmingham suburb of Kings Heath, the Hare & Hounds has been around since 1820, but has stood in its present form since 1907. This is a major contributing factor to its current Grade II listed status, along with the beautiful and unique Art Nouveau tiles that line the entry hall and staircase.
Although playing host to local Birmingham legends UB40’s first ever gig in 1979, it is only since 2007 that it’s really established itself as one of the most important and influential music venues in the country, playing a vital part in nurturing the city’s vibrant music and creative community.
The pub boasts two downstairs bars which host a weekly pub quiz on Wednesdays, the hugely popular Blues Club on Saturday afternoons, comedy workshops and more. The two famous upstairs venues feature live music & club nights spanning jazz, indie, funk, reggae, hip hop, soul, house, techno, drum & bass and beyond.
Most gigs, if not all, of the Saturday Blues Club from 4pm are free but please check with the venue about tickets and pricing before.Situated in the South Birmingham suburb of Kings Heath, the Hare & Hounds has been around since 1820, but has stood in its present form since 1907. This is a major contributing factor to its current Grade II listed status, along with the beautiful and unique Art Nouveau tiles that line the entry hall and staircase.
Although playing host to local Birmingham legends UB40’s first ever gig in 1979, it is only since 2007 that it’s really established itself as one of the most important and influential music venues in the country, playing a vital part in nurturing the city’s vibrant music and creative community.
The pub boasts two downstairs bars which host a weekly pub quiz on Wednesdays, the hugely popular Blues Club on Saturday afternoons, comedy workshops and more. The two famous upstairs venues feature live music & club nights spanning jazz, indie, funk, reggae, hip hop, soul, house, techno, drum & bass and beyond.