Andrew Marston introduces The Callout (Redditch)

The Callout are a four piece pop-rock band from Redditch, who've played more than 350 shows in the decade they've been together.

Within the last five years, they've toured the country and supported big names such as Deaf Havana and McFly.

Off the back of their blinding performance at the Evesham Arts Centre, we invited them in to perform a live session for BBC Introducing.

"An impeccable rock-solid set from one of the Midlands' catchiest groups" - Andrew Marston.

• See our session snaps

Hendrix, The Beatles, Bowie, The Rolling Stones, Thin Lizzy, Ozzy Osbourne - if they were worth seeing, they probably played somewhere in the two counties.

To celebrate BBC Music Day, on June 9, BBC Hereford & Worcester will unveil an official Blue Plaque celebrating a significant local musician or iconic location - and we need your ideas!

But - you've got to get your skates on - so please send your suggestions to [email protected] by midnight tomorrow.

• A local history of great gigs and musical legends

A local charity, that supports people who are deaf or hard of hearing in Herefordshire & Worcestershire, has launched a choir - using sign language.

Deaf Direct, which organises weekly meetings at St Clement's Church in Worcester, is appealing for male singers to get in touch.

Team member Sarah Hindley says experience isn't necessary and explains how it works: "The choir's called Good Vibrations - and that's because deaf people access music through the vibrations of the music.

"We're looking for some male singers - and some altos, in particular, as we have lots of lovely ladies singing soprano - but to hear the harmonies of the music, we do need some more men."

To get involved, email [email protected].

• In the news: The Worcestershire musician supporting Ed Sheeran.
• In the gig guide: What's on across the region.

This month's sessions were recorded at the Evesham Arts Centre.

The venue, which has been hosting a variety of performances in their 300-seat auditorium since 1979, is run by volunteers.

During February, they're hosting a variety of folk acts and musicals.

• Check out our A-Z list of local sessions, recorded over the last 10 years

England take on Italy tomorrow in the Six Nations and to look ahead...we've decided to try out some Italian opera!

In 2011, Worcester's Pippa Langhorne got through to the semi-finals of Britain's Got Talent with her singing pooch Buddy.

So we sent our reporter Justyn Surrall out to have some singing lessons!

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A band has been set up in Worcestershire, to help people with mental health problems.

Evesham Mental Health and District Service started the group to help improve the confidence and wellbeing of their patients.

The charity is now appealing for members of the public to donate unwanted instruments, so they can help more people.