What is Oxjam Birmingham?
What is Oxjam Birmingham?
Taking place this year on Saturday 15th October, Oxjam Birmingham is a huge charity music festival being held across various venues in the city. With an eclectic mix of local music, live acts, poetry, and demonstrations, it’s a great way to raise money for charity while embracing local talent. 100% of proceeds will go to Oxfam’s humanitarian, development and campaigning work.
Why go?
There are hundreds of reasons why you should spend Saturday 15th October in Birmingham with us. From around midday, you’ll get full access into 10+ of Birmingham’s loved live venues where you’ll be able to watch a variety of local bands and singers. You’ll get a map of all the locations and individual line ups, so you can make the most of it by ticking them all off.
Go somewhere you haven’t been before. Watch some music you wouldn’t normally watch. Discover the next big thing. In between visiting the venues to see our line-up of amazing rising talent, there will be street performances to keep you busy along the way. It is a celebration of everything Birmingham. Combining infamous venues with new and quirky venues, you’ll find somewhere you haven’t been before.
Who will be there?
Performers (to be announced very soon) will include local up and coming bands, singers, poets and more. It’s an event for everyone - music lovers, locals, students, families and anyone who finds us on the day. There will be every genre from folk, reggae, pop to heavy metal - something for everyone.
If you live in Birmingham or a little further out, it’s an easy day out to plan, visit www.oxjambrum.org.uk to see local deals for hotels.
How do I get tickets?
Online early bird tickets are on sale now at £8 on www.oxjambrum.org.uk or you can grab one on the day for £10.
We will be holding events across the summer, from pub quizzes, intimate gigs, festivals and sports, like, share and follow us at www.oxjambrum.org.uk to find out more!
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