Events near Bilston, Wolverhampton

Omar is known for such grooves as Keep Steppin, Say Nothin, and of course, the classic, There's Nothing Like This

Kilimanjaro presents UB40 feat Ali Campbell - The Big Love Tour at Utilita Arena, Birmingham on Saturday 5th December 2026

Ricky Cool and the In Crowd World Cup Escape Party Doors 5.00pm Music kicks off 7.30pm

The In Crowd - a night where the spotlight shines on the song. Experience an intimate evening of storytelling and original country music.

Get yourself down for a night of astonishing Rock n roll, Soul & Rhythm and Blues from the amazing Vintage Explosion.

Seattle Thrift Store are a tribute to the Grunge scene coming out of the Pacific Northwest in the early 90's.

The Westlife Experience - A Tribute To Westlife Live at Beech Tree Miners Club! Featuring Drag Act Heffa Trott (Parental Guidance - Explicit Material)

Live At The Library welcome back British-Canadian songwriter, singer and multi-instrumentalist Fiona Bevan & Scottish singer songwriter Adam Beattie.

Performing at AFC Wolverhampton City

The Friends Of Thimblemill Library welcome back US folk troubadour Otis Gibbs, promoting his new album The Trust Of Crows, plus guest Josh Harty.

Hip-Hop legends behind "Rappers Delight"

Bad Manners were at the forefront of the ska revival movement in the late 70s and they still bring one of the best party nights to a town!

The Friends Of Thimblemill Library welcome back Alan Fletcher, better known as Dr Karl Kennedy from Neighbours, for some Americana/Alt-Country music.

Featuring members of The Beautiful South bringing back the full sound of these treasured songs A Little Time , Perfect 10 & 'Rotterdam'

ULTRA:Foxx are the UK's only tribute to both the Midge Ure and John Foxx eras of Ultravox, as well as Foxx's influential solo material.

Daytime Clubbing experience like no other. With guest DJ Rue Jay Vs Pete Sherriff supported by DJ Mat B, this event is one not to be missed.

Jamaican dub, reggae and dancehall master Yellowman

Jesse Royal stands as one of the defining voices of modern reggae, fusing the weight of 1970s roots with a sharp, contemporary edge.

The Friends Of Thimblemill Library welcome US singer songwriter Alice Howe with legendary rock bassist Freebo for some soulful Americana/Folk music.

EDO WAVE is an annual international music festival held in Tokyo, Japan, but for the first time ever comes to the UK

After the triumphant release of their album 'Rastrophiliopustrocity Pomposity', The Humdrum Express play a rare full-band show in Brum.

Live At The Library welcomes back M G Boulter & Samantha Whates to perform in support of their collaborative EP Flower Days