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Notts actress Aisling Loftus talks about her one-woman play Girls and Boys currently at Nottingham Playhouse
Sat 08 Feb 2025Nottingham’s own Aisling Loftus comes to Nottingham Playhouse with one-woman play Girls and Boys, an award-winning depiction of how love can go badly wrong. She shares her journey with LeftLion…
We chat to Swedish indie-rock group Girl Scout ahead of their gig at The Bodega
Wed 05 Feb 2025On the heels of their latest EP titled Headache, Swedish indie-rock group Girl Scout are gearing up for a tour of the UK and Europe, new music, and lots of fun. We caught up with front woman Emma Jansson ahead of their gig at The Bodega later this month.
Soy Good: we checked out Shio Nottingham’s hidden Japanese Gem at Six Richmond House
Thu 23 Jan 2025Stroll down the vibrant Hurts Yard, one of Nottingham’s hidden alleyway gems, and you’ll spot the discreet entrance to Six Richmond House. Upmarket, dark, sexy and sophisticated, this venue serves some of the city’s best cocktails and modern-Asian small plates…
Theatre Review: The Girl on the Train
Wed 22 Jan 2025A troubled ex-wife turns amateur sleuth in this tense thriller
We spoke to Scouting for Girls ahead of their gig at The Weekend Festival
Tue 24 Sept 2024Since their formation in 2005, Scouting for Girls have earned a well-deserved place in the English pop-rock hall of fame, and cemented that status with the release of their latest studio album The Place We Used To Meet in 2023. The trio – Roy Stride on piano and lead guitar/vocals, Greg Churchouse on bass guitar and Peter Ellard on drums – combine irresistibly catchy tunes with boundless energy and a knack for crowd interaction, making their live shows particularly memorable.
Ahead of their upcoming gig at The Weekend Festival, we asked the band to share some insights into their music, touring, and dream gigs.