B:music announces new programme of live music performances to take place at B:eats

B:Eats, the cafe located within Birmingham’s Symphony Hall, will host a series of live music performances between February and July as part of an ongoing partnership with B:Music, the music charity responsible for Town Hall and Symphony Hall, and BIMM Institute.

The acoustic performances will take place in lunchtime slots across a number of dates between February and July and are completely free to attend.

The full schedule of artists set to perform at B:Eats can be found below.

21^st February – EZRAE, Wooden Dog, Carys May  

7^th March – Anita Quinn, Gaby Kettle, Ellie Grice  

4^th April – Abi Hudson, Gemma Ballam, James Norman  

16^th May- Lottie Blog, Mesha, Thea Watson  

13^th June – Lorenka, Calino, Toby Marriott  

4^th July – Culcha, Luke Pritchard, Tia Payne

Nick Reed, Chief Executive of B:Music said, “We are delighted to be hosting this group of performers at B:Eats. B:Music’s mission is to inspire a love of live music through performance, participation and learning. Collaborations like this allow us to champion the creativity of our city and helps provide opportunities for local musicians and community groups. We hope to welcome see everybody at B:Eats to enjoy the performances.”

Neil Ward, Head of Careers and Industry at BIMM Institute, said, “At BIMM Birmingham we’re always looking to find unique opportunities for students and the B:Eats project has given our young songwriters a safe space to perform. We admire B:Music’s forward thinking approach to events, and the opportunity they’ve given us to curate this long term residency will give over twenty of our developing artists more experience of playing live. Through these performances we hope that BIMM & B:Music will shine a light on new talent and be able to position them onto bigger and better shows with touring artists.”

B:Eats is open Monday to Saturday from 10am - 5pm and pre-concert.

For more information, please visit: https://bmusic.co.uk/your-visit/beats