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I've been to parties where I've been eager to dance only the DJ has played disappointing songs so…read morethe dance floor has stayed pretty much deserted. On the contrary, Soul Sounds Entertainment has packed out the dance floor at every party I have seen them perform. Unlike some lazy DJ's today, they play live mixes that drive crowds wild with teasers of the next track. They play a range of RnB, Bhangra, Bollywood, 60s-90s classics...the list goes on! I was impressed by their willingness to play all the requests made to them so they were very approachable and receptive to what the crowd wanted. Their set-up is striking and makes a perfect central feature to any function. The DJ's are great at hosting the party and they're multilingual, which helps the older Asian generations! They offer packages to suit various budgets, although you're not limited to these. Fantastic DJ's to get any party rocking!

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Both Dave and Amy covered my wedding in October 2019. They were fantastic calming influences on the…read moreday particularly at the prep stage! They blended in so well that at times I forgot they were even there. My friends and family all commented on how nice they both were! The photos were everything we hoped for and more :-) .

Absolutely brilliant. The show was entertaining from the start. Well worth the money. Without him I…read morewould not have entertainment as Charlie chuckles let me down at the last minute. Loved the games, magic show but most of all the punch and Judy show. The old acts are the best. Brought back lots of child hood memories. Thanks dez. Mrs a smith Derby.

SpeedQuizzing... Now there's a word…read more It sounds far more geeky than it really is. Instead of using a quiz sheet and waiting for the rounds to go by before you learn the answers, you download an app to one of the phones in your team. You answer using the app!! It's fast moving and much more fun than a traditional quiz. I've been twice. Once to a record breaking speed quiz attempt. (I lasted two hours!) And then to the Yelp Speed Quiz at Chung Ying Central. Quiz night plus dimsum!! If you want a unique quiz experience come and play this.

Stoo from Box Entertainment throws some of the most tense, nerve-racking quizzes I've ever been to…read more Yes, we all know pub quizzes are just supposed to be a bit of fun but throw Speedquizzing into the mix and it's like your very own game show but with booze (and usually lots of swearing). These quizzes are totally uncheatable, there's no going back and changing your answers three rounds down the line as once the 10 seconds are up that's it - your answer is in, the points are tallied and the scoreboard updated. My most recent experience of Speedquizzing was down at XP at the Mockingbird Theatre - and Stoo provided us with a suitably geeky quiz to befit the occasion (apart from the music round, Flashdance Stoo? Seriously??). Tensions run high, rivalries develop and every time you hear your buzzer to signal your team got the right answer fastest (and gained extra points) is like a little victory all on its own. If you haven't been down to a speedquizzing event hosted by Box Entertainments Stoo is running them at loads of places now - The Actress and Bishop, The Lord Clifden, The Mockingbird and loads more.

Despite many great events popping up at The Bond this year, I only managed to get down to check it…read moreout this weekend. When I heard that a Gin Festival was hitting Digbeth, there wasn't a chance I was going to miss out. So, the Gin Festival was planned over the same weekend of City of Colours which meant that Digbeth had one buzzing weekend planned. I had hoped to get out on Saturday, but after hitting a nightclub on Friday night for a friends birthday; I was a little worse for wear in the day and didn't make it. It did mean that I had a rather special Sunday instead (which ended up being an even better choice than originally planned). Enough with the wittering and down to business... The Bond is located off the main drag of Digbeth and the other side of Heath Mill Lane from the entrance to the Custard Factory. You can walk down Digbeth High Street to get there, but we found it significantly quicker to walk down Fazeley Street from behind the back of Hotel La Tour. It's not that obvious when walking down from Fazeley Street, but one you get outside it there is a big iron sign which tells you that you have arrived. I imagine the building was once a warehouse used for stocking barges (as it's well positioned right next to the canal with a small area for boats to pull in), but it's now an events space. First thing of note... it's pretty big. There is plenty of outdoor space both covered and uncovered and a couple of buildings that were being utilised for the Gin Festival. It may be even bigger than this, but we only saw what was being used on the weekend. It has a large conference style room with a toilet block towards the back, a further indoor space with a smaller room and another toilet block and a large "car park" style area and another largish covered area outside. There is a cafe onsite (which was serving hot dogs on the weekend) but I'm not sure what the permanent fixtures of the site are as I have only been for the one event. I have to say, I really liked this venue. I liked the layout, the mix of outdoor and indoor spaces and the plentiful loos. Seeing as the event was held on a scorching Sunday afternoon, the shaded areas were very welcome and everything was laid out very sensitively. I would definitely attend another event in this space! I can't comment on drinks prices (as I was at a drinks based event), but I'll have to update this review if I get back to more events here.

I nice venue tucked away in Digbeth. There is a lovely courtyard area on the canal which is great…read morefor outdoor event. The are also two big rooms which can be hired out for weddings or markets. I came to a wedding in October and it was warm and cosy and the food was great. This weekend I came along to a winter food market. They had plenty of temporary food shacks set up in the courtyard selling waffles and burgers etc but inside there was stalls selling breads, pies, beers, as well as goods like cards and jewellery. It was a cold but sunny day and a pleasant place to be in. Only a ten min walk from the City Centre I would say.