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Diamond strikes gold at NIA

Neil Diamond

For a man who recently claimed to have no close friends, music legend Neil Diamond seemed popular enough last night.

Ratt come back for more

Ratt at JB’s, Dudley,
By Ian Harvey

Divas delight their fans

Katherine Jenkins

When the rarefied talents of prima ballerina Darcey Bussell and opera star Katherine Jenkins come together, their fans are more than happy to indulge them - despite the unlikely pairing.

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Tommy Steele’s show as Doctor

Never work with children or animals, according to the old showbusiness saying, but the stage version of this classic musical cuts out the chaos by the use of clever costumes and puppets instead.

Adele’s evening engages her fans

Performing on the eve of her 20th birthday, Adele revealed Birmingham was one of her favourite touring locations.

Essex’s classics go down a storm

Before the lights even went out, die-hard fans rushed the stage. These teeny-boppers of old knew what to expect and David Essex didn’t disappoint them.

Mostly Autumn shine in spring

Mostly Autumn are the very definition of a cult band. No-one you talk to has ever heard of them but they pack out venues the length and breadth of the country.

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It’s serious stuff from Portishead

Love them or hate them, Portishead brought their own brand of moody melodies to Wolverhampton’s Civic Hall.

Dancing to perfect Beach Boys sounds

The hits kept coming, and the audience kept dancing - for three-and-a-half hours - when the Beach Boys played the NIA.

Sugababes hit with sell-out crowd

Seen as less sexy than Girls Aloud but with the credibility and raw talent of Destiny’s Child, Sugababes showed a sell-out Wolverhampton crowd why they have been hailed Britain’s most successful all-female group of the 21st century.

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