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How the Raleigh Chopper and Burner Became Pop Culture Sensations

If you grew up in the seventies, you probably had a Chopper, and if you grew up in the eighties, you probably had a Burner. Yet whichever ride was yours, one thing’s for certain - you looked cool as ice riding around the local estate with your mates…

Holy Fawn

Eddi Reader

Interview: !!! (Chk Chk Chk)

Ahead of the Nottingham stop of their UK tour, we chat to !!! (Chk Chk Chk) frontman Nic Offer about the early days of the band, discovering albums while on acid, the timelessness of Chic, what the heck a croggy is, and what Nottingham fans can expect from the band’s first gig in the city since 2016…

Lime Cordiale

Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls

Film Review: Moonage Daydream

Brett Morgen’s Bowie movie makes welcome ch-ch-ch-ch-changes to the music documentary formula…

The Best Events in Nottingham This Week: Stuart Pearce, Michael Palin and More

Stars from big to rising are in the city over the next seven days...

Matt Maltese

Inglorious

Film Review: Don’t Worry Darling

Should you be worried by the mixed response to this Harry Styles-starring drama? Absolutely not, writes Sophie Robinson…

Film Review: Both Sides of the Blade

Claire Denis's latest is a sensual and thoroughly thrilling tale about deceit, failures and lost loves…

Notts Author Richard Kish Opens Up on His New Poetry Book July

Publishing his first novel Burning Ash after ten years in the writing, Richard Kish found himself stuck for inspiration, in large part because of his experiences with depression. So, in the hopes of a ‘creative boost’, Kish turned to poetry, making a vow to write a single piece every single day in July. Now published in a collection of the month’s name, we chat with the young writer about how the project came about, life with mental health struggles and the difference between prose and poetry…

The Lounge Society

Katy J Pearson

Just the Tonic Comedy Club

Just the Tonic Nottingham

Robin Hood Town Tour

THE DAVE ELLIS

Xavier Rudd

Shoot The Duck Rollerdisco

GOODBYE MR MACKENZIE

How Maggie’s Support Centre Is Aiming to Raise Money With a Culture-Filled Tour of Nottingham

Providing care to patients and their families, Maggie’s are the free cancer support centre stationed outside City Hospital. Now they’re raising money to keep the centre running through their annual Culture Crawl - the five-mile night walk kept lively by a selection of Nottingham personalities and performers. We catch up with Maggie’s about the work they do, the celebratory nature of the walk and how to get involved…

Tayo Sound

Gig Review: The House of Love at Rescue Rooms

The House of Love took to the stage in Nottingham for a performance that almost succumbed to a cancellation...