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In Photos: Miles Kane at Rock City

Fri 02 Feb 2024

Miles Kane brings tracks from his upcoming album One Man Band to Rock City...

Gig Review: Bloodworm at Jamcafe

Fri 02 Feb 2024

Local post-punk trio Bloodworm round out the January blues with a sold-out Jamcafé show...

Locating Lawrence: February 1924

Fri 02 Feb 2024

Yes, travelling the world is fun. But if you want to be happy, do a bit of housework…

We Chat to Kenyan Alt-RnB Artist IkeN All About His Debut Album ‘Galatea’

Fri 02 Feb 2024

Kenyan Alt-RnB artist IkeN found himself in Nottingham when he moved to the UK to study Business Management. Alongside this, he also makes music, releasing his debut album Galatea last October. We find out all about it...

Nottingham City Council have unveiled new plans for a new pedestrian and cycling bridge over the River Trent, creating links between the Waterside regeneration area, Colwick Park, Lady Bay, West Bridgford and the major sports stadiums...

Gig Review: To Kill A King at Rescue Rooms

Thu 01 Feb 2024

It was a bitterly cold evening but nothing was gonna stop the folks of Nottingham from attending this show at Rescue Rooms...

Left Stag: January 2024

Thu 01 Feb 2024

On an amber wall, in one of the entrances that opens into the Quarry Lane End, is a quote by the great former-Liverpool manager, Bob Paisley – “If you’re in the penalty area and don’t know what to do with the ball, put it in the net and we’ll discuss the options later”. How true these words now ring with Stags having done so only three times in the four January games since their triumphant away win at Stockport, on New Year’s Day...

Theatre Review: Once Upon a Bridge at Lace Market Theatre

Thu 01 Feb 2024

Ian Kingsbury reviews Once upon A Bridge at the Lace Market Theatre...

Review: Müllraum at The Lord Roberts Basement

Thu 01 Feb 2024

Beneath the streets of Nottingham lie many secrets. We have all heard of the labyrinthian networks of secret caves, places where our ancestors ate, worshipped and presumably also celebrated. It seems fitting therefore that the pilot event for brand new Techno party “MÜLLRAUM” would take place in a hallowed, subterranean space. A Nottingham tradition…