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80 Years Later: Casablanca

Of all the films, in all the cinemas, in all the world, we chose to revisit this film

Interview: Nottingham Band Vertical Noise on their Christmas single for Framework charity

Vertical Noise tell us all about their partnership with Framework to release their new single Wet Christmas...

KS Dance Presents: Heroes 2022

Just the Tonic Comedy Club

Reciprocate

Jake Bugg

Buenos Treehouse/George Gadd and the Aftermath

Ynes, Generation and Silkrats, more TBC

Conflict

Skinny Lister

From The Jam

Gig Review: The Flatmates at JT Soar

Michael Prince heads down to JT Soar for Sophie Diver, Diablo Furs and The Flatmates...

Interview: Bad Manners

We had a short but sweet phone call with the legendary lead singer of Bad Manners, Buster Bloodvessel, ahead of their Christmas tour which will be coming to Rock City on the 22 December…

Buy: Overheard In Notts Book Volume 4

Christmas 2022 wouldn't be complete without another book full of all the stupid things people in Nottingham have said...

In Photos: UK's Strongest Man Beats World Record at Motorpoint Arena

Ahead of the UK's Strongest Man 2023 competition at Motorpoint in May, we headed down to see if ‘Baby-Faced Assassin’ Paul Smith (not that one) could casually break a world record for most reps of the ‘Daddy Dumbbell’, weighing 90kg...

Out of Time: Norman Robert Pogson and His Groundbreaking Work in the Field of Astronomy

From discovering Isis (the minor planet, that is) to having a mathematical equation named after him, Nottingham-born Norman Robert Pogson was one of the most influential astronomers of the nineteenth century - yet remained relatively unknown on British soil. We take a deep-dive into his fascinating, and unlikely, cosmic career…

The Orb

The Big Shed World Cup Fan Zone - England vs USA KO 7pm

England v USA World Cup Screening

Matt Horan

John Power

Wet Leg

Film Review: The Menu

An eat the rich thriller that gives fine dining culture a well-done grilling, The Menu follows a group of ultra-rich foodies, who get far more than what they ordered.

The Crying Violets' Katie Lyle Chats LeftLion, Splendour and New Tunes

The Crying Violets have become one of the most interesting, unique bands in Nottingham since forming in 2019 - but, despite playing at the likes of Splendour Festival and BBC Introducing, the highlight of the past few years for lead singer Katie Lyle undoubtedly has to be her time as LeftLion’s Music Editor. We chat to her about her passion for both producing and writing about music… 

BBC Introducing in the East Midlands