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Rebecca Ferguson
Rebecca Ferguson
Thu 19 Nov

Over fifteen years since discovery and Rebecca Ferguson MBE remains a well respected, multi genre artist admired for not only her unique sound but her songwriting capabilities. Ferguson is one of the biggest musical talents and most recognisable personalities to emerge from Liverpool in the past 30 years.

After becoming The X Factor’s first female runner-up, Rebecca has proved popular with people of varying ages – she was not only the X Factor’s National Sweetheart but is widely regarded as one of the shows very best talents as 19.4 million people watched that year’s final, where she finished one place ahead of One Direction.

‘Heaven’ released in 2011, sold over 130,000 copies in its first week, making it the fastest selling debut album by a solo artist that decade, between 2007- 2017. With singles such as ‘Glitter & Gold’, ‘I Hope’ and ‘Nothing’s Real But Love’, she has been lauded by critics, with The Telegraph declaring her ‘The same league as Aretha Franklin’, and the Guardian stating that ‘Her talent is undeniable’; whilst Ferguson has also been nominated for MOBO and MTV Europe Music Awards.

Her last album, Heaven Part II, was released at the end of 2023 and by early 2024 had already been a BBC Radio 2 Album of the Week.



(2nd Release) The Jam House - Birmingham Book now
Thu, 19 Nov 2026 at 6:00pm

General Admission (Standing & Unallocated Seating available on a first come, first served basis, subject to availability) | 18+ permitted when accompanied by an adult 21+
Please Note: Venue has an access area for those with disabilities or who are less able to stand to the right hand side of the front bar area which gives a side on view of the stage (please note, your view of the stage may be restricted depending on how the band are set up.) | Blue Badge parking is free at pay and display on-street parking bays around St Pauls Square (with no time limits), apart from the loading bay/taxi drop off point opposite the entrance to the Jam House.

Access Fee: £7.95