New year will bring a sparkling celebration of artistic talent to venues across the region, with something for everyone to enjoy.
The dark days of the pandemic will start to feel like a lifetime away as 2023 brings a celebration of arts and culture to the West Midlands.
There’ll be other highlights, not least Paramore, Kevin Hart, Duran Duran, Iron Maiden, Peter Gabriel and Shania Twain.It’s a similar story at Resorts World Arena, which can look forward to headline shows from The 1975, Black Stone Cherry, Young Blud, the legend that is Elton John, Snoop Dogg, Andre Rieu, Sam Smith, Michael Buble and Kiss, among others. Ozzy Osbourne is also back on June 23, while Louis Tomlinson and Justin Bieber will thrill pop fans.
Fans won’t have to wait that long, however, for good local rock music, with KK’s Steel Mill and the ever-reliable Robin 2, in Bilston, serving the Black Country market. Few venues work as hard to bring talent to the region and owner Fraser Tranter will be looking to enjoy the coming year, having survived the pandemic and upgraded the venue.Wolverhampton’s Grand Theatre will welcome one-offs from Guz Khan, Tony Blackburn and Giovanni Pernice as well as such classics as The Nutcracker and Spirit Of The Dance.
In Staffordshire, Lichfield Garrick Theatre has a dazzling line-up with Henning Wehn, the marvellous Susie Dent, Clare Teal and The Drifters performing during an exciting spring programme.Festivals will be big news by summertime, with Camp Bestival Shropshire at Weston Park in August.
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