On Saturday, March 8th, the buzzing streets of Digbeth played host to one of the city’s most exciting up-and-coming bands. Alabaster, a name steadily gaining traction in Birmingham’s rock scene, took to the stage at The Rainbow, delivering a performance that was equal parts electric and intimate. But before the lights dimmed and the amps crackled to life, we had the chance to sit down with the band for an exclusive chat about their journey, influences, and what’s next on the horizon.

Alabaster isn’t just another indie band vying for attention in a crowded scene. Their set was nothing short of phenomenal; read my full review here.

Alabaster’s performance at The Rainbow was a testament to their growing reputation as a must-see live act. The energy in the room was electric, with the band feeding off the crowd’s enthusiasm and giving back twice as much. Their setlist showcased both original material and fan favourite covers.

Digbeth has long been a hub for emerging talent, and Alabaster’s show reaffirmed why this area remains at the heart of Birmingham’s music scene. The band’s ability to create such an immersive atmosphere speaks volumes about their potential.