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Nt Live: the Motive & the Cue

An Evening with Birtles & Clough

DeWolff

Catalyst Exhibition: Frames

Twin Atlantic

Grace Blakeley On Vulture Capitalism

Robert Plant Presents Saving Grace Featuring Suzi Dian

We Chat to Goat Girl Ahead of Their Bodega Gig

Gig Review: Alfie Sharp at Peggy's Skylight

Celebrating the release of his debut EP Home Truths, local legend Alfie Sharp returns to his roots for a stellar performance at Peggy’s Skylight...

Gig Review: Happy Mondays at Rock City

Since forming somewhere in Salford in the 80's, Happy Mondays have earned their title as trailblazers of indie-rock. With a four-decade-long career under their belts, the rock legends grace the stage of Rock City for an intoxicating headline set...

Gig Review: Yard Act at Rock City

They’re ace, top, mint, boss - they’re Yard Act! We had the pleasure of attending their recent Rock City gig - the second night of their current Dream Job tour promoting their new album Where’s My Utopia?

Aly Bain & Phil Cunningham

Joe Danks “Take Courage” Tour

Collage N’ Cocktails

Open Mic Sponsored by Jack Daniels

Beeston Tales - the Magician's Apprentice

Nottingham Central Library Tour

Kyoto Jazz Massive Feat. Vanessa Freeman & the Echoes Of a New Dawn Orchestra [jazz-funk/brokenbeat/soulfulhouse]

Smash Night - Music Special!

Folly Group

Quartet Con Alma

Wild Isles Live In Concert With the Bbc Concert Orchestra

We Chat to Grey Daze Ahead of Their Rescue Rooms Show

In the last thirty years, music has evolved enormously. We’ve had massive names like the mighty Slipknot who grew up within that period, Power Trip came, went, and returned – but in that time, there is arguably no band in metal or alternative music who hit the mainstream so well as Linkin Park. However, Linkin Park may never have even come to be without the sadly far less well-known band Grey Daze. Having been formed thirty years ago and going through all manner of problems that no band ever wants to face, including of course losing their former frontman in such tragic fashion, Grey Daze have decided to honour him the best way possible – touring his last work around the world to let fans be reminded one more time of his brilliance, and to let the world know that Grey Daze are still alive and kicking. Ahead of their Nottingham show, and their first ever UK performances, Jake Longhurst chatted to founding guitarist Sean Dowdell and new frontman Cris Hodges about what this tour means to them.