Motown Supper Immersive Dining and Live Show

Motown Supper is a red-carpet dining experience in Birmingham that takes you back to the sixties to celebrate the Motown sound. It's a night built around two things: a live band playing through the label's songbook and a soul food menu named after the icons who made it. The music runs from Diana Ross and the Supremes through to Marvin Gaye, with the band working their way across the Motown catalogue while you eat.

The food is served in courses, each tied to a Motown name: Stevie's Starter, Marvin's Main and Diana's dessert, and you'll get a welcome drink to start the evening. The whole thing runs up to three hours, so it's a full night out rather than a quick meal and a show. It's for two adults, minimum age 18.

One thing to get straight is how it works: this isn't a dated ticket you buy for a specific night. It's sold as a gift voucher, and the recipient picks their own date within twelve months of purchase. They recommend booking at least four weeks in advance, so if you're giving it as a gift, the person receiving it has plenty of time to find a date that suits them. It's £122 for two people.

The evening sits within a wider supper club scene in Birmingham, where guests eat a meal prepared by a host chef alongside live entertainment in basement clubs, pub function rooms or arts centres. This one just happens to be themed around Motown, with the red carpet and the sixties dress code setting the scene before the band even starts.