
Westside Cowboy in Birmingham
XOYO Birmingham in Birminghamdim. 29 nov. 2026 · 19:00
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Westside Cowboy is a Music / Rock / Alternative Rock event at XOYO Birmingham in Birmingham.
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Westside Cowboy, the English rock band formed in Manchester in 2023, bring their energetic live show to Birmingham. The band—Jimmy Bradbury, Reuben Haycocks, Aoife Anson O'Connell, and Paddy Murphy—met at the Royal Northern College of Music and have since released two EPs, with their debut album *It Goes On* arriving in August 2026 via Island Records.
Attendees can expect a set drawing from their growing catalogue, including singles like "Kick Stones (The Boys)" and "Pin Up Boys." The band won Glastonbury's Emerging Talent Competition in 2025 and supported Geese on the European leg of the Getting Killed Tour in 2026, promising a polished yet raw performance.
This is a chance to see a rising act in an intimate setting before they hit bigger stages. With a sound rooted in indie rock and a backstory that includes members' previous bands DieKaiDie and Katz, Westside Cowboy offer a show grounded in musical pedigree.
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- The band formed after meeting at the Royal Northern College of Music.
- Westside Cowboy won Glastonbury's Emerging Talent Competition in 2025.
- Their debut album 'It Goes On' is released on 21 August 2026 via Island Records.
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Who are the band members?
Jimmy Bradbury (vocals, guitar), Reuben Haycocks (vocals, guitar), Aoife Anson O'Connell (vocals, bass) and Paddy Murphy (vocals, drums).
What is the band's debut album?
It Goes On, released on 21 August 2026 via Island Records.
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The band members are Jimmy Bradbury, Reuben Haycocks, Aoife Anson O'Connell and Paddy Murphy.
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