2 big summer festivals & other things to do in Birmingham this weekend

There’s a lot going on in Birmingham this weekend - here’s a few ideas to keep you busy
By Richard Gullick
Published 7th Jul 2022, 12:35 BST

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Mostly Jazz, Funk & Soul at Moseley Park

Between Friday and Sunday, Moseley Park is going to host the Mostly Jazz, Funk & Soul Festival here in Birmingham. The festival is bringing a truly legendary line up to the city, including the likes of The Specials, Earth Wind & Fire and De La Soul, promising an unforgettable weekend.

The line-up poster for this year’s festivalThe line-up poster for this year’s festival
The line-up poster for this year’s festival

Wireless Festival comes to the NEC

More than worth a mention -  The Wireless Festival is here over the weekend at the NEC. Headliners such as Dave, Cardi B with her special guest Chris Brown and J. Cole will be hitting the stage along with countless other urban acts such as Central Cee and Arrdee. It’s going to be a big one.

Wireless Festival lineup posterWireless Festival lineup poster
Wireless Festival lineup poster

The Weekend over at the Night Owl

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Then at the Night Owl, events include their club night Groove Line on Saturday, followed by The Bongolian performing live, closing out with their Dig, Soul and Retro night. Then the following afternoon - a free, family-friendly Reggae Cookout, spinning the best roots reggae, rocksteady, ska and much more!

The Night Owl, BirminghamThe Night Owl, Birmingham
The Night Owl, Birmingham

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