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Tom Robinson Solo Show Up Close & Personal + Jah Digga

Dadi Freyr

Dadi Freyr

Mendi Singh and Jonathan Mayer at University Hall

Theatre Review: The Woman in Black at Theatre Royal

Ian Kingsbury went along to The Woman in Black, a 'a nigh on perfect ghost story' currently showing at the Theatre Royal...

Poetry Review: Bad Betty Live at Rough Trade

Last year Nottingham added a new jewel to its literary crown as Bad Betty, one of the most exciting indie publishers in the country and a finalist at this year’s British Book Awards, upped sticks and relocated here from London. The big smoke’s loss, we’ve been hearing, is our gain, and so even a three-degree evening couldn’t keep us from the latest of their monthly Bad Betty Live shows at Rough Trade. Scarfs on!

Music Review: Wigflex with Jorg Kuning at Surface Gallery

Jorg Kuning is the man behind one of the most talked about live sets of the year. After a full-blown Summer of Jorg lovin' where we were hearing his tunes getting bumped by some of the biggest and best around, Wigflex finally got him down to the 0115 for a dance party at Surface Gallery...

Murray A. Lightburn

Yaz Leon

Dual

Outlawed

Open Mic Sponsored by Jack Daniels

Kitchen Dancing Class - Soul, Disco & Pop

Cocktail Crafternoon: Gin Glass Painting

Bloom & Flow X Lush Self Care Workshop

Nottingham Central Library Tour

Nottingham Central Library Tour

Agbeko [afrobeat/psych-rock/ethiojazz]

Girl Ray

Against The Current

Wrap Café

We Chat to Artistic Director Candice Jacobs to Find Out More About OTOKA's Pop-up Art Exhibitions, Artist Residencies and Temporary Creative Events

Since last November, OTOKA has been taking over empty spaces in the city of Nottingham to launch pop-up art exhibitions, artist residencies and other temporary creative events. We caught up with Artistic Director Candice Jacobs to find out more…

Gig Review: BC Camplight at Rock City

Rock City was the last stop for The Last Rotation of the Earth tour – BC Camplight’s incredibly well received album from earlier this year. The American-Mancunian singer-songwriter treated Nottingham to an evening that was both cohesive and filled with charisma, joined also by Dutch indie-rock band Personal Trainer. Izzy Morris reviews…

Gig Review: Otala at The Chameleon

Having recently taken the stage at Wide Eyed Festival and Dot to Dot, OTALA’s headline show at The Chameleon was a highly-anticipated affair. The post-punk quintet set themselves head-and-shoulders above the rest with their spoken-word vocal style and their unexpected jazz influences. It seems it’s only a matter of time before the Nottingham-based band receive the recognition they so rightly deserve…