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Review: BBC Philharmonic at the Royal Concert Hall

Conjuring up some musical mischief with the BBC's Orchestra 

The Wombats Chat Rock City, the Evolution of Indie Music and Their Looming Twentieth Anniversary

The Wombats have been a real force in the indie music scene for almost twenty years, and are still at the top of their game - recently releasing their first number one album, Fix Yourself, Not the World. Ahead of their trip to Rock City in October, we catch up with bassist Tord Øverland-Knudsen to discuss the band’s evolution over the years…

Ac/Dc Uk

Blancmange

Karma Weekender

Girls In Synthesis

WARGASM

The Snuts

Six Spooky Books to Get Your Spine Tingling This October

Want a book that sends shivers down your spine? One that fills you will a creeping dread? Our literature team have a few suggestions...

Sugababes

The Viridian Trio

Isaac Anderson

Hollie Cook

The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight

Gig Review: Rina Sawayama at Rock City

We sent Nick Parkhouse down to Rina Sawayama's first ever Nottingham gig...

Nottingham Comedy Festival Returns

Nottingham Comedy Festival is back in November, here's the lowdown...

Showcasing the Best of the Worst, We Learn More About Notts Bad Movie Club

Have you ever seen a film that’s so bad it’s good? Do you often return to ‘hate watches’, sticking on something that’s enjoyable for its awfulness? If so, you’ll love Notts Bad Movie Club, the city’s regular film night showcasing the very best of the worst…

'Don't Mention the Night' Book launch

Russell Dickerson

Coheed and Cambria

Review: London Film Festival 2022

Wanting to make sure it's not just those posh lot in the capital getting to see all the greatest new releases, we sent Jack Francis down south for two weeks of world premieres, incredible debuts and a surprising amount of cannibalism...

Exhibition Review: Social Resource Project for Tennis Clubs at Bonington Gallery

Renowned conceptual artist, Stephen Willats, returns to Nottingham to finish what he started in the 1970s and ignites a rallying cry for wider engagement in the arts...

Review: Escape From R. M. S. Titanic at Houdini's Nottingham