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Celebrating music from Birmingham & the Black Country


NEVER SAY DIE!: Celebrating 50 Years of Black Sabbath

“Black Sabbath has been one of my all-time favourite bands for decades and I think it’s only fitting that we celebrate 50 years of the masters of reality. I’m proud to be part of this show and to bring this to Subliminal Projects and Echo .
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The Public: The Art of Noise

Home of Metal formed part of The Public’s Art of Noise exhibitions programme. This featured a range of work from local, national and international artists that explored the relationship between sound, music and the visual arts. The exhibition included a collection of photographs by renowned .
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Black Country Living Museum

As part of the Home of Metal Festival the Black Country Living Museum celebrated the metal industries that brought fame to the Black Country. The story of the Black Country is distinctive because of the scale, drama, intensity and variety of the industrial might that .
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Bantock House Museum: The Part They Played

Bantock House Museum held an exhibition called ‘The Part They Played’ which was included in the Home of Metal programme of events. The exhibition brought to light the contribution made to the war effort in the 1930s and 1940s by Wolverhampton’s metal industries. Many of Wolverhampton’s .
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Judas Priest at Wolverhampton Civic

Thursday 21st July 2011 saw Judas Priest return to the Midlands for their HOMECOMING gig at the Wolverhampton Civic as part of their worldwide Epitaph tour. Judas Priest’s career has spanned over 40 years and has remained at an all time high, including recent Grammy Award .
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Dudley Museum and Art Gallery

Dudley is renowned for its geology and the Black Country for the ingenuity and skill of its craftspeople. Home of Metal celebrates the links between metal manufacturing in the Black Country and Heavy Metal music. The ‘Metal’ exhibition at Dudley Museum and Art Gallery celebrated the .
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