Featuring

Big Country

Big Country was originally formed in 1981 by guitar playing founder members Stuart Adamson and Bruce Watson both native of the band’s hometown Dunfermline in Scotland.

The Vapors

New Wave / Power Pop

The Vapors are a new wave band who formed in 1978. Probably most famous for their classic single 'Turning Japanese'

Description

The Crossing Digbeth stands as a significant cultural asset within South & City College Birmingham's vibrant campus, anchoring a diverse programme of events in the heart of Digbeth. More than just a commercial venture, it serves as a vital platform for both established and emerging talent, contributing meaningfully to Birmingham's dynamic arts and music scene and providing a professional space for community engagement.

Inside, the venue cultivates an atmosphere of focused anticipation, where the hum of conversation gives way to the clarity of exceptional acoustics. The state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems are a defining feature, ensuring every performance is delivered with precision and impact, creating an immersive experience for attendees. The robust, functional design of the space, free from unnecessary adornment, allows the quality of the production to take precedence.

Practical considerations are well-addressed, with the venue offering full accessibility, including designated viewing areas upon request. A fully stocked bar provides refreshments, though it operates without draught options. Its location within the college campus ensures ease of access for students and the wider public alike.

Throughout the year, The Crossing Digbeth hosts a broad spectrum of gatherings, from live music concerts spanning various genres to theatrical productions, comedy nights, and academic seminars. It regularly accommodates record fairs, awards ceremonies, and diverse community-led initiatives, reflecting its versatile nature and commitment to a wide audience.