Bilmuri at Birmingham O2 Academy2 Birmingham

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Bilmuri is a pop punk project from Johnny Franck, a singer-songwriter from Columbus, Ohio.

Bilmuri will be performing 1 event in Birmingham on Thursday 27th March 2025 at the O2 Academy2 Birmingham.

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Thu Mar 27 2025 Birmingham, UK
	Official	Bilmuri Birmingham, O2 Institute	from $36.29 inc fees	View Tickets
	Official	Bilmuri Birmingham, O2 Institute	from $35.35 inc fees	View Tickets
	Official	Bilmuri Birmingham, O2 Academy2 Birmingham	from $33.47 inc fees	More Info

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Address: Birmingham O2 Academy2 Birmingham, 16-18 Horsefair, Birmingham, B1 1DB
Telephone: 01216228250
Venue Capacity: 600

The O2 Academy Birmingham is a live music venue sponsored by O2, run by the Academy Music Group. One of the UK's many academy venues, it is the preferred stop of many rock, dance, indie, and metal bands when they hit Birmingham on their UK tour. It boasts a capacity of almost 4000, split between its main room (3009), room two (600), and room three (250).