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Crowned in Sound: Talking memorable interviews, The Chameleon and Billy Bootleggers with music journo Dom Gourlay
Tue 13 May 2025Growing up in Mansfield, Dom Gourlay didn’t realise he’d later become one of the country’s top music journalists. We grabbed a long overdue coffee with Dom, currently the Festivals and Live Reviews Editor for Under the Radar.
Gig review: The Waterboys at Rock City
Mon 12 May 2025To celebrate the release of Life, Death and Dennis Hopper - a concept album celebrating the film pioneer the project is named after - The Waterboys have embarked on an impressive 32-date tour across the UK. Naturally, LeftLion couldn’t miss their visit to Nottingham...
Gig review: The Amazons at Rough Trade
Mon 12 May 2025The sun is out, the weather is warm, and Nottingham's Rough Trade is buzzing with energy as the dance floor fills with eager gig-goers, all gathering to see The Amazons. Now two days into their in-store Rough Trade tour, the rock band, known for their anthemic sound and blistering live performances, continue to draw crowds with ease...
Nadia on... Young Men and the Manosphere
Mon 12 May 2025In her regular column, and in the wake of the Netflix conversation-starter Adolescence, Nottingham East's MP Nadia Whittome talks about the climate surrounding young men and the Manosphere....
[Content warning: mentions of gendered violence, rape and sexual assault.]
Theatre review: Detention at Nottingham Playhouse
Mon 12 May 2025The final instalment in Gary Clarke’s masterpiece trilogy of dance theatre, Detention takes us through the shameful history of Section 28, reliving how life was like for the queer community. Capturing their fear, determination and drive that led to breakthroughs in LGBTQ+ rights as we know them today - and a sobering reminder of how far we still have to go.
Art exhibitions, community events and legendary gigs: here's what's on events this week in Nottingham 12 - 19 May 2025
Sun 11 May 2025This week in Notts, explore our material world, take One Step At A Time for community, or listen to some big tunes shaking the Arena...
Exhibition Review: Human Life in Motion at Primary Gallery
Sat 10 May 2025With reflections on travel, migration, identity, and what it means to be left behind, artist Maia Ruth Lee’s current exhibition at Primary brings sculptures and banners that are grounded in meaning and memory, whilst also being weightless and liberated.