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A short time ago, Philip Woodhead was making beats in his bedroom and working at Next, when attention for his tune Wish You Were Mine started gaining momentum on several streaming platforms. After signing to 3 Beat, the track reached number two in the charts and has picked up international acclaim. We checked in with him on the blower…
Vera Brittain's First World War memoirs have been dramatised, giving a visual account of one woman's perspective of the Great War
As The Bodega (formerly The Social) celebrates its fifteenth birthday, we look at fifteen bands who played there before they made it big
French Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet's first English language film since Alien: Resurrection in 1997.
"Being a writer pays tuppence, but it's fantastic."
The band known for their single Wasting My Young Years have been doing anything but. They met at the University of Nottingham in 2009 and by 2012 London Grammar managed to not only graduate, but land themselves a record deal. They’re also now the proud owners of a platinum selling debut album. Clever stuff. Guitarist Dan Rothman talks about Hoodtown, No Tomorrow Festival and, of course, hair...
The space-rockers from Oklahoma and the Leicestershire three-piece join forces at Rock City
A docudrama about the 1916 Easter Rebellion in Dublin, in which the Second Battalion of Sherwood Foresters participated, is coming to Broadway
Robert Anton Wilson (Mr.Illuminatus) gets the spoken word treatment with a bit of KLF thrown in for good measures
Nottinghamshire YMCA celebrate the end of their Young Creatives project with live performances at Nottingham Contemporary
"As soon as you bring something quite personal up about someone, or expose them for something, you’ve won really"
Don’t Flop have gone from strength to strength in the last five years to emerge as the UK’s biggest battle rap league. A forthcoming year of madness is on the cards for them and they’re dragging Nottingham into it with their newest event, Raise the Bar. Be there or be square...
For the last decade she’s been our unofficial mascot. Su Pollard, or ‘Mother Nottingham’ as we like to call her. She made her name in TV series like Hi-de-Hi! and You Rang M’Lord? She even got to number two in the UK singles charts in 1986 - a time when that actually meant something. She’s coming home this December as Theatre Royal have confirmed her for this year’s panto. We finally hooked her up with Nottingham’s Mr Sex...
Nottingham’s Pete Sampson, aka Petebox, has been making music for about the same amount of time that LeftLion has been going. In that time he’s gone from playing small city venues to headlining festivals and being treated like a star in Abu Dhabi. Go on, son...
1,000 of the world's most talented new artists from over 100 countries, in town for ten days...
What to look at, listen to, and experience this month at World Event Young Artists 2012...
Roger Caney: He’s seen more live music in Notts than you. Come, take his hand and let him lead you through the toilet venues of Nottingham...
So, while you're here you might as well have a look at some of the things that we can't cram into a printed magazine, like our selection of:
"Leonard Cohen wouldn’t tolerate frigging squeaky cheese on his grill, I can tell you that"
We talk to author Colin Bacon about his new book on Vivian Mackerrell - the inspiration for Withnail and I
Nicola Monaghan met her hero a couple of years ago, and just about managed to hold it down...
Reckon you're summat? Tek this quiz and find out for yoursen'...
"We'd like to give Nottingham a slap! Make everyone get up off their arses - no one’s allowed to stop in and watch Corrie"
"We’re pretty much only going to work in video from now on, partly because we’ve run out of ideas for albums"
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