It stages nightly live music/DJ sets.

It has a capacity of 1,650 on three levels and is the home of the house music brand Babooshka and the electronic music brand Godskitchen.

Air contains 2 dance floors, 4 bars, 4 projection screens, 6 LCD screens, a smoking area for up to 400, a VIP lounge, VVIP lounge, 4 DJ booths and a central DJ viewing gallery.

There is secure parking for 200 vehicles.

It serves rare and traditional real ales and draught ciders and hosts beer festivals and taster sessions.

The Anchor is a regular winner of the Birmingham CAMRA Pub of the Year Award.

It is a grade-II-listed building.

It is a listed Victorian pub with leaded stained-glass windows, wooden panelling and an ornate gold cornice.

Live sport is shown on a super-size screen. The public bar contains a pool table and the lounge doubles as a restaurant.

There are bed and breakfast rooms upstairs.

It was gutted by arsonists in 2006 but rebuilt within two years. There are big screens for sport, live music sets, the occasional DJ night and 9 upstairs bed and breakfast rooms.

Gunshots and disorder were reported outside this pub in the small hours of Saturday 20th November 2010; a 24-year-old man sustained ankle injuries (News Archive 21/11/10).

It has been refurbished as a traditional city pub and re-opened in September 2011 (News Headlines 08/09/11).

It is a former industrial building that has been converted into a 1,000+ venue with a glazed frontage overlooking an ornamental lake occasionally drained for use as a sunken dance floor.

A 25-year-old woman and three men in their twenties were shot at an urban music event at the Factory Club during the early hours of Sunday 13th June 2010 (News Archive 13/06/10).

The Factory will be converted into an upmarket bar and restaurant called 70-Eight (News Headlines 19/08/11).

However, club nights will continue at the adjoining Space 2.

It screens Sky sports and hosts bands, bingo, quizzes, karaoke & DJ's.

It is a Buzz pub serving food and real ales with live sport and weekend dancing.

It screens live sport and hosts regular live music and DJ sets; there are 5 upstairs bed and breakfast rooms.

It is a refurbished Edwardian building containing a main auditorium that can hold 1500, a second venue, known as the library, that can hold 600, a VIP lounge and 2 clubrooms.

There are live gigs most nights of the week and regular club nights with live DJ's.

It contains two bars and a 600-capacity function room.

It hosts regular live music and screens live sport, including Gaelic football.

It screens live sport and hosts live music; there are 6 bed-and-breakfast rooms.

The Moseley Arms is a grade-II-listed building

It is a mediaeval coaching inn containing an 8-room hotel, restaurant and traditional pub.

It is a Victorian pub converted into a live music and dance venue.

It is a cavernous nightclub with a maximum capacity of around 1100.

It hosts regular live music ranging from Irish folk to punk rock and reggae.

It is a traditional Victorian pub converted into a live music and entertainment venue.

It is a red-brick-and-terracotta Victorian pub with two rooms.

The interior features a lincrusta embossed ceiling, ornate tiles, stained glass and glittering mirrors.

It is a grade-II-listed building.

It is a first-floor bar and restaurant with VIP areas, BBQ balcony and nightly DJ's.