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Future Sound of Nottingham 2017 Finalists Revealed in the New Nusic Podcast

Mon 10 Apr 2017

Every year, the new Notts music champions host a showcase of the best upcoming talent the city has to offer. In the latest Nusic podcast, you can find out who's been selected for the final...

Nusic Future Session: Luke Peter Foster

Sat 08 Apr 2017

One of Nottingham's finest up-and-comers did a music with the organisation championing the newbies. Here, Luke Peter Foster performs Floorboards and Everyday...

Street Tales: Tig Guocobauc (House of Caves)

Sat 08 Apr 2017

The Nottingham Hidden History Team tell us the stories they never would have taught you at school...

Sound of the Lion #57

Sat 08 Apr 2017

With Slumb Party, George Gadd, Clay Shaped Boy, Dark Mother, Whatsmahmood, Vega Bay, One Giant Causeway, Damn Craters and Scorzayzee...

9 Notts Music Albums, Reviewed: Scorzayzee, Clay Shaped Boy, Damn Craters and more

Thu 06 Apr 2017

If you're from Nottingham and you want your tunes reviewed, hit up leftlion.co.uk/sendusmusic...

Photos: Food and Trinket Market in Nottingham Market Square

Wed 05 Apr 2017

Sun's out, fun's out. We got down to Nottingham's Market Square to check out what the latest market has to offer. Turns out, lots of tasty treats and beautiful bits...

Advertising Sectioned: Wine, Dine and Dance at The Parkside Club, c.1964

Wed 05 Apr 2017

Nottingham adverts ripped from the pages of history...

What Notts: The Latest News and Stories

Wed 05 Apr 2017

Find out what's been going on around and about the city for the past month...

Tommy Scott from Space Talks Playing Spanky Van Dyke's This Friday

Tue 04 Apr 2017

Calling all Space cadets. We had a little chat with Tommy Scott, lead singer and lyrical master of the nineties-famous Liverpool legends Space, about the band’s new album, getting back together, their tip-top moments as a band and their upcoming gig in Spanky van Dykes...

Michelin Star Hopeful Alex Bond Hosts Supper Club at Wired Cafe

Mon 03 Apr 2017

It was mackerel, miso-baked aubergine and pork belly, among other delicious treats, for us as we headed down to Pelham Street’s Wired Cafe...

Filmmaker Alex Withers on Kickstarter Campaign for Short Film Dead Quiet

Sat 01 Apr 2017

Following on from the success of his short film Butterfly, which was selected for the London Short Film Festival, director Alex Withers has turned his attention to a new short film, Dead Quiet. We spoke to him about his ongoing Kickstarter campaign.

3 New Nottingham Products You Have To Try This Summer

Sat 01 Apr 2017

Are you sick of global corporations and their cheap, quality goods? Do you think local, and act local? Then step this way, as we discover the finest products this side of the Midlands has to offer...

Manchester Band The Slow Readers Club Play The Bodega and Dot To Dot Festival

Thu 30 Mar 2017

The Manchester band have just been announced for this year's Dot To Dot Festival and play The Bodega this Thursday...

Comedy Writer Lee Stuart Evans Talks Debut Novel Words Best Sung

Tue 28 Mar 2017

You may not instantly recognise his name, but Lee Stuart Evans has left his mark all over our telly boxes. Having written for shows such as 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, A League of Their Own, Live at the Apollo and The Big Fat Quiz of the Year, he’s now turned his hand to novel writing. We spoke to him about his Nottingham-based debut, Words Best Sung…

Theatre Review: Love Sick

Tue 28 Mar 2017

All about the birds, the bees, and the aliens with dodgy wigs.

Live Music Review: Jurassic 5's Chali 2na and Krafty Kuts at Southbank City

Sat 25 Mar 2017

There aren’t many places you can go for an old-fashioned dinner and dance these days, but Notts-based label / promoter / caterer Gangsta Wraps are putting that right with their Rhyme and Dine evenings...

Nusic Future Session: Katie Cooper - Y O U and T I M E

Sat 25 Mar 2017

Some new local music from the finest purveyors in the citeh...

Poet Leanne Moden on Spoken Word in Nottingham

Fri 24 Mar 2017

Who’d have thought there was such a wealth of spoken word events and culture going on in our fair city? Founder of the spoken word night Crosswords and former-East Anglian, Leanne Moden couldn’t believe it either. She explains why poetry’s proper poppin’ off in Notts…

PubhD at The Vat and Fiddle: Deafness and Blindness, Carbon Capture, and Global Studies

Tue 21 Mar 2017

Spring has sprung, science is in the air. Three more researchers came down to PubhD to tell us all about their work over a pint or two, and our Gav Squires was there to gather up the good stuff…

Theatre Review: The St Petersburg Classic Ballet perform Swan Lake at the Royal Concert Hall

Mon 20 Mar 2017

It's strictly ballet...

9 Theatres To See Plays and Comedy and Stuff

Fri 17 Mar 2017

We've got a massive music scene, but there's so much more going off on Nottingham's stages...

NTU Fine Art Student Gill Howell-Jones Exhibits Shoes for Homeless Fundraiser

Thu 16 Mar 2017

Gill Howell-Jones, an NTU fine art student, has put together an exhibition of student-designed canvas shoes that she is auctioning off. The money raised will be used to buy new trainers for homeless and vulnerable people in Nottingham in an exchange at Emmanuel House. We caught up with her to find out about the project and how people can get involved in the auction…

Connecting Communities: Film Screenings in North Notts

Thu 16 Mar 2017

Connecting Communities is a community cinema project providing mentoring, training, and support to assist volunteers in five venues across North Nottingham and Mansfield to deliver film screenings in their local communities. We spoke with John Offord, the project lead, to discover more about it.

Film Review: Kong Skull Island

Thu 16 Mar 2017

The iconic giant ape is back on our screens - but for better or for worse?

The Caravan Gallery Comes to Sneinton

Thu 16 Mar 2017

A gallery... in a caravan? You heard. We got down to Sneinton Market to check out the art work residing in the little yellow bogger, which includes photographs from Sneinton, Notts, and all over the UK. The caravan has been touring Sneinton this month, and there are a couple of days left to catch it before the closing celebrations on Satdee...

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