The 2027 Birmingham International Tattoo will take place on Saturday 20th February at 6pm and Sunday 21st February 2027 at 2pm at bp pulse LIVE (the new name for Resorts World Arena).
A parade like no other, the Birmingham International Tattoo is Britain's biggest indoor tattoo featuring military and other marching bands, pipes & drums, field gun racing, dog racing, standard bearers, dance teams and much more including a spectacular Grand Finale with over 1,000 performers.
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Expected concourse exhibitors at the 2027 Birmingham International Tattoo
About the Birmingham International Tattoo
The Birmingham International Tattoo is Britain's biggest indoor tattoo (a type of military type tournament) featuring marching bands, pipes & drums, field gun racing, dog racing and culminating in a spectacular Grand Finale.
Whether you prefer the Massed Marching Bands, the Exciting Displays or the splendour of the spectacular Grand Finale there is something for everyone at the Birmingham International Tattoo.
Join us at the next Birmingham International Tattoo or come to one of our Royal Marines Christmas Spectaculars.
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🎉 Exciting news! The Bluebird Belles are joining the line-up for the 2027 Birmingham International Tattoo on 20–21 February at bp pulse LIVE, Birmingham! The Midlands' own vintage vocal harmony trio will bring a touch of 1940s nostalgia to Britain's biggest indoor tattoo, performing alongside the massed international marching bands, pipes & drums, field gun racing, and joining the spectacular grand finale with over 1,000 performers. No strangers to honouring our military heritage, the Bluebird Belles have performed at the recent VE Day celebrations, the Chelsea Flower Show's D-Day 75 Memorial Garden, and Liberation Day in Guernsey — all dressed
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