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  1. Saturday 24th June The Night Owl & Diplomats of Sound present playing live THE ALLERGIES The duo of DJ Moneyshot and Rackabeat have been delighting dance floors and lighting up the radio airwaves since forming The Allergies in 2012. Year in, year out, they've sharpened their skills on the turntables and in the studio, dropping one dynamite record after another. Clocking up 'Album of The Day' gongs, national ad campaign spots, and Radio 6 Music A-list status, the pair show no sign of stopping the fun. They're about to cut the ribbon on their fifth album, Promised Land. Another showcase for their feel good funk, soul sampling savvy, and party-starting hip-hop. As usual, the Bristol-based beatmakers have assembled a crack team to help bring their loops to life. LA rap legend, Andy Cooper is back on board, alongside the mighty pipes of Marietta Smith - Both staples of The Allergies live show act. Plus, guest spots from some super special MCs from both sides of The Pond, and quite possibly the most explosive sample-heavy tracks of their career, so far. Over the last year they found some light amongst the darkness, seeking out solace and release by making beautiful music, dug from old record stacks. And they can't wait to get back on the road, letting everyone back into their world, once more. "The Allergies music is big, bouncy and fat! Just how I like my funk" - ­ Craig Charles, BBC Radio 6 Music + SAM REDMORE (DJ) Doors open 8pm, Tickets from £12 entry here https://bit.ly/allergies23 or £16 on the door includes club night after.
  2. THURSDAY 29TH DECEMBER The Night Owl present playing live... THE ATLANTIC PLAYERS! The players return to The Night Owl for a night of big beats, live brass and plenty of soul & they celebrate frontman Hugh Blackwood's 50th Birthday! + DJ's Jools Belgium + Mazzy Snape before & after till late! Tickets from £10 advance from https://bit.ly/atlanticplay23 / £15 on the door
  3. Live It Up! is a brand new 60s influenced club night playing the finest music from the 60s and a dash of 50s. From the brains of Glyn Preece (Out of Time), Adrian Hawkins (AWOL Mod nite) & Mazzy Snape (The Night Owl) Live It Up launches Saturday 15th April at The Night Owl in Birmingham featuring a special live performance from mod power pop group French Boutik. As it's our first one we're sticking with our resident vinyl DJs Glyn Preece (Out of Time) Adrian Hawkins (AWOL mod nite) Mazzy Snape (The Night Owl) & they will be playing the best 50s/60s R&B, Mod hits and rarities, 6Ts Soul, Boogaloo, Latin, Ye-Ye, Garage Rock, Psych & more *Great dance floor *Visuals *Cocktails *Drinks deals *Friendly staff *Great in-house sound system & engineer *Heated outdoor seating & smoking area Dress to impress! No trainers or sportswear. Event runs 8pm-2am. Very limited early bird tickets £7 then £8 advance / £10 on the door Note the club stays open till 4am with mixed retro genre DJs 2-4am.
  4. The Night Owl proudly presents The Soul & Motown Revue With live music from Midnight City Soul Band plus all the best Classic & Northern Soul, Motown and more from our brilliant DJs Andy Marshall and Sonny & Spare! Tickets from £8 advance from bit.ly/tnomotownrevue or £10 on the door
  5. Saturday 18th February LUCAS D AND THE GROOVE GHETTO 6-piece Soul Funk outfit playing eclectic tunes from the 60s genre to contemporary jazz-funk. This amazing group promises to wow listeners with a special experience of raw talented performances. The band has a wealth of experience with established musicians and collectives in many genres of music, bringing these influences into their performances. £7 advance tickets / more on the door, includes club night after with DJ Steve 'Jools' Belgium of the legendary 'Sweat'
  6. Saturday 11th February BIG BOSS MAN (LIVE) The UK’s premier punks of funk make their long-awaited return to The Night Owl! Their phenomenal debut album Humanize and follow-up records Winner, Full English Beat Breakfast and Last Man on Earth provide a fine mix of funk, soul, heavy beats, jazz & indie in a 60s Hammond groove. Followed by Dig? Club night featuring Night Owl DJs spinning funk, soul, mod, Latin & more! 8PM - late Tickets £8 advance from bit.ly/bigbossman2023 or pay £10 on the door.
  7. The Night Owl DJ crew are on out on the road to Bradford, Yorkshire on Saturday 4th February for a special event! Sat 4th Feb The Night Owl Takeover at Sally Brown's! With Night Owl DJs Sonny & Spare Mazzy Snape Ed Edwards plus special guest Shazza (Bootboy Radio) DJs will be playing Northern Soul, Mod, 60s R&B, Soul etc. Tickets from £5 advance at skiddle.com/e/36253771 or £10 on the door 7pm till 3am, reentry permitted
  8. On Saturday 17th December, famous soul trio The Flirtations are live at The Night Owl with a rare vocal performance plus support from rising soul singer Abi Farrell (Big AC Records), this is set to be The Night Owl's biggest show of 2022 and a great way to Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
  9. On Saturday 17th December, famous soul trio The Flirtations are live at The Night Owl with a rare vocal performance plus support from rising soul singer Abi Farrell (Big AC Records), this is set to be The Night Owl's biggest show of 2022 and a great way to celebrate Christmas early! Press release 1960s Soul icons The Flirtations to headline The Night Owl this December 17th 1960s soul sensations, The Flirtations, are set to headline Digbeth’s soul & retro venue The Night Owl for a very special Christmas show. Support on the night comes from Abi Farrell of East London’s independent label Big AC Records. Tickets are available now at £20pp. This Christmas you can treat yourself to a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the soulful American trio who took over the UK scene with their hits ‘Nothing but a Heartache’, ‘Changes Darkness into light’, ‘Little Darling’ and more! The Flirtations, FKA The Gypsies, have crafted a legacy that follows their name and have marked themselves as a must-see group. The Flirtations’ album Sounds Like The Flirtations was recently reissued on vinyl via Decca Records. Originally released on Deram in 1969, Sounds Like The Flirtations features some of the group’s most beloved tunes, including ‘Someone Out There’, ‘Love is a Sad Song’, and the classic ‘Nothing But A Heartache’. If you’re familiar with The Night Owl you may recognise opening act Abi Farrell from their Big AC Records Live Revue back in May. Hailing from Oxfordshire, Abi Farrell was raised on a soundtrack of female-driven pop, funk and soul. Influences from the likes of Aretha, Carole King, Eva Cassidy and Chaka Khan may all be present in Abi’s music but each song is brought into the here and now by her effortlessly pure voice and lyrical dexterity. Farrell has received great critical acclaim over her musical career: “Great songwriting and a beautiful voice” Robert Elms - BBC Radio London “An artist on the rise... a considerable talent” Blues & Soul Magazine Tickets are available here for the upcoming show. Saturday 17th December at The Night Owl. Tickets are available now at £20pp.
  10. Hiya! Latest edition of The Night Owl Radio Show with Mazzy on Totally Wired Radio is now up & features special guests The Flirtations for a little chat ahead of their show in Birmingham on December 17th. They also pick some fab songs from artists that inspire them, their own back catalogue & generally have a bit of a giggle! Their interview kicks in about half way through
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  11. Saturday 17th December The Night Owl presents a very special Christmas present for you! America's glamorous recording artists... The fabulous FLIRTATIONS singing live! Hear all the classics... Nothing but a Heartache, Changes Darkness into light. Little Darling and many more! A rare chance to see these legendary ladies perform in such an intimate space! With support from ABI FARRELL who you may remember from the Big AC Records Live Revue show! “Great songwriting and a beautiful voice” Robert Elms - BBC Radio London “An artist on the rise... a considerable talent” Blues & Soul Magazine +++ SOUL NIGHT AFTER with vinyl DJs Sonny and Spare and Mazzy Snape +++ Limited availability for this intimate show! £20 advance / £22 the door / some concessions Doors open 8pm Ticket includes club night after soul vinyl DJs till 2am + mixed soul, mod, funk etc 2-4am
  12. Town Hall and The Night Owl come together to bring The Big Birmingham Soul Night! Saturday 12th February (rescheduled from November) Town Hall is one of the city's most renowned and prestigious music venues, and has joined forces with a relative newcomer which has already made its mark on the UK soul scene and voted Best New Venue by the Birmingham Mail readers last year, The Night Owl. The two venues are working together to bring back The Big Birmingham Soul Night this April. The event, which harks back to soul nights of the 60's and 70's, will be programmed by The Night Owl and held at Birmingham Town Hall. This beautiful listed building boasts a giant wooden floor, perfect for Northern Soul and Mod style dancing, with an elegant balcony for those who would prefer to just relax and enjoy the dancing below. There will also a smaller second room of music, with its own bar and seating, record buying and selling and more. Confirmed to head up this evening is legendary DJ Colin Curtis, who began DJing in the late 1960s at the Crystal Lake Ballroom and the infamous Golden Torch in Stoke and later Blackpool Mecca. He is often cited as being one of the most important tastemakers of black music in the UK. Colin will be playing music from his Torch days, so you can expect the Northern Soul classics that Colin broke and much more, all on original vinyl. DJs Colin Curtis (Golden Torch/Blackpool Mecca) Sonny & Spare (The Boogaloo/The Night Owl) PEP (Catacombs) Mazzy Snape (The Night Owl) Adrian Hawkins (AWOL) 9pm till 4am £12 advance tickets available here- https://bit.ly/BhamSoulFeb from £14 on the door
  13. Haha that he has! Doesn't look like a stable situation to me
  14. Haha makes me laugh how different people's opinions are, everyone likes what they like... Just wondered if there was a historical reason or anything, maybe I've got it wrong anyway. Shit nights ha ha oh dear here we go again, I do wonder why I disappear off here for months and months on end. Now back to the advert...
  15. Thanks Rick, might be a bit heavy do you think? I do have a pal who's a great carpenter though so will investigate!
  16. Does anyone know where I can get some double/large 45 record boxes like those jazzman ones? Looks like they sold out at the time but I've been looking for ages for something similar with no luck I can't seem to find anything that isn't either really ugly or really impractical Love my vintage small 45's boxes, but it's hard to carry more than a couple at a time due to awkward handles. Has anyone seen any reproduction / vintage larger record boxes (like double or triple size of normal boxes)? Either in a shop or online? I don't like the modern looking metal ones Any help appreciated
  17. No it's not tongue in cheek haha Just when I've been outside of Brum and heard it play it's not been as much of a dance-floor filler although obviously it's a really well known song I just wondered if there was any reason or if it's just random
  18. Does anyone know where I can get some double/large 45 record boxes like these jazzman ones? Looks like they sold out at the time but I've been looking for ages for something similar with no luck
  19. What they've done is use inspiration from a few things and pulled it together - so there is something from Africa I think combined with Northern Soul - it's not strictly a Northern Soul influenced thing. The clothes and production of it all does seem more Soul Train than Northern but it still looks fun and vibrant, good music etc. I doubt anyone is going to be so affected by it that they turn up dressed like that to an all nighter haha It's not like anything else I think that's their idea? Fashion draws from cultures old and new to make something unique or that's the idea? On another note, The Night is a massive tune in Birmingham, instant floor-filler but I've noticed it's not so big elsewhere (North or South), I wonder why that is?
  20. I don't know how to delete this post but I've got the info now
  21. Planning a visit to see some pals & thought I would try to combine, can't see anything on the guide?
  22. This went so well thanks so much to everyone who came along!
  23. Check out the floor !
  24. The Night Owl take over listed building Birmingham Town Hall and make use of it's massive wooden dance floor. Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
  25. Town Hall is one of the city’s most renowned and prestigious music venues, and has joined forces with a relative newcomer to the soul scene which has already made its mark and been voted Best New Venue by the Birmingham Mail readers last year, The Night Owl. The two venues are working together to bring The Big Birmingham Soul Night this April. The Night Owl is a small intimate club and after listening to feedback from some Northern Soul fans that it was not big enough for a big soul night has taken the advice and found a building and big wooden dance floor worthy of the occasion! The event, which harks back to soul nights of the 60's and 70's, will be programmed by The Night Owl and held at Birmingham Town Hall. This beautiful listed building boasts a giant wooden floor, perfect for Northern Soul style dancing, with an elegant balcony for those who would prefer to just relax and enjoy the dancing below. There will also be a smaller second room of music, with its own bar and seating, record buying and selling and more. Confirmed to head up this evening is legendary DJ Colin Curtis, who began DJing in the late 1960s at the Crystal Lake Ballroom and the infamous Golden Torch in Stoke and later Blackpool Mecca. He is often cited as being one of the most important tastemakers of black music in the UK. Colin will be playing music from his Torch days, so you can expect the Northern Soul classics that Colin broke and much more, all on original vinyl. Also playing in the main room (original vinyl only) is veteran DJ PEP (Wigan Casino), young soul fans Josh Pye (The Soul Hole) and Sonny & Spare (The Boogaloo), Kev Richie (The Scooter Do) and Richard Priest (The Night Owl). The second room will feature resident DJ's from The Night Owl playing 60's and 70's soul, funk, mod, ska and more. To celebrate the first soul night of this scale in years, there will be a Northern Soul flash mob on Saturday 18th March at Grand Central Station, to join the fun email mazzy@nightowlbirmingham.com


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