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England to win the Cricket World Cup?
Thu 30 May 2019You can’t miss the giant cricketer in the Old Market Square this week, apparently flattened by the Council House before he could bowl the ball he clutches. The Fan Zone in the Square promises more street sport than has been seen since the early days of the City of Football and more fun since the Winter Wonderland’s ice rink melted away.
Live Music Review: Dot To Dot Festival 2019
Thu 30 May 2019Through sunshine, showers, sweat and serious sprinting across Notts, our Dot To Dot team caught some absolutely smashing sets at this year's festival, which ended up a testament to Notts musicians reigning supreme. Have a gander at their highlights...
Live Music Review: Hibushibire at JT Soar
Fri 24 May 2019We got down to JT Soar to check out Japanese psychedelic powerhouse Hibushibire...
One Night in Munich: Nottingham Forest's Journey to Win the European Cup in 1979
Wed 15 May 2019You will struggle to find a Reds fan who won’t tell you that the arrival of Brian Clough at the City Ground in January 1975 set Nottingham Forest on a remarkable course from obscurity in the old Division Two, to the top of Europe. With this month marking forty years since the team lifted the European Cup, what better opportunity to revisit that miraculous journey?
Live Music Review: Frank Carter and The Rattlesnakes at Rough Trade
Mon 06 May 2019We got down to Rough Trade to experience the frenzy that has made in-store sets by punk powerhouse Frank Carter and The Rattlesnakes infamous...
Live Music Review: Luke Sital-Singh at the Bodega
Sun 28 Apr 2019Elizabeth O’Riordan replays the roller-coaster of emotions felt at Luke Sital-Singh’s gig...
Crazy P's Danielle Moore on Throwing the Middle Finger to the Establishment
Sun 28 Apr 2019Crazy P’s singer might have ‘blagged’ her way into a twenty year career, but they’re about to release new album, Age of the Ego, kicking off the tour at Brickworks for a rare live performance in the band’s hometown.
Game of Thrones Review: Season 8, Episode 1 - Winterfell
Tue 23 Apr 2019The longest wait in history is finally over. Those dragon-riding, sister-kissing, wedding-ruining buggers are finally back in the final season of Game of Thrones...
Live Music Review: Fontaines D.C. at Rescue Rooms
Fri 19 Apr 2019Our Alex got down to Rescue Rooms to see what all the hype around Irish band Fontaines D.C. was all about...
Live Music Review: Sundara Karma at Rock City
Mon 08 Apr 2019Last week saw ambitious indie quartet Sundara Karma in town for a Rock City double bill…
Live Music Review: The Zutons at Rock City
Thu 04 Apr 2019I’ma goin’ out, sick of stayin’ in, off to see The Zutons at Rock City. Go ’ed don’t be a divvy it’ll be a sound gig. And don’t swerve the support acts either soft lad.
Live Music Review: The Last Poets at Peggy's Skylight
Tue 02 Apr 2019Silent listening mixed with reverence. A collective performance between audience and performers; The Last Poets enchanted the crowd at Peggy's Skylight recently...
BAFTA-Winning Actress Jessica Hynes on Her Directorial Feature Film Debut
Mon 01 Apr 2019As an actress, Jessica Hynes has been a mainstay of British film and television since her breakthrough role alongside Simon Pegg and Nick Frost in Spaced. Since then, she’s gone on to star in The Royle Family, Son of Rambow and W1A, for which she won a BAFTA Award in 2015. This year saw her step into the ring as a director for the first time with The Fight, a drama about a mother of three who uses boxing as a way of facing her demons…
Live Music Review: Symphonic Queen & The Beatles
Sun 31 Mar 2019The classic tunage got the full orchestral treatment in this sellout show
Live Music Review: Group Listening at Metronome
Wed 27 Mar 2019Group Listening, the collaborative name of Stephen Black (aka Sweet Baboo) and experimental musician Paul Jones, have produced an album of ambient classics, reworked and reinterpreted for clarinet and piano. They stopped off at Metronome on their latest tour to give this Notts crowd quite a treat…
Live Music Review: Soft Girls & Boys Club at The Bodega
Sun 24 Mar 2019Local lads Soft Girls & Boys Club launched their EP in epic fashion at The Bodega this weekend...
Live Music Review: Red Rum Club at Rough Trade
Sun 24 Mar 2019Red Rum Club blew our Tina Sherwood’s socks off at their sell-out Rough Trade gig…
Live Music Review: dodie at Rock City
Fri 22 Mar 2019Singer-songwriter dodie brought smiles, tears and excitement to Rock City this week...
Live Music Review: Deaf Havana at Rock City
Thu 21 Mar 2019Taking to the Rock City, four-piece Deaf Havana further established their place in mainstream music with an impressive performance...
Live Music Review: Blue Planet II Live in Concert at Motorpoint Arena
Wed 20 Mar 2019Blue Planet II Live in Concert offered the opportunity for viewers to see some spectacular scenes from the show accompanied by a full orchestra and choir...
Live Music Review: Fantastic Worlds
Mon 18 Mar 2019A thrilling film score binge from a top orchestra
Live Music Review: Self Esteem at The Bodega
Sat 16 Mar 2019The people flocked down to The Bodega last week for Self Esteem's inaugural tour. Here's what our Emily reckoned..
Louisey Rider Cup: Local Charity Sports Event Comes Back Brighter Than Ever
Fri 15 Mar 2019Nottingham’s brightest sports event, the Louisey Rider Cup, is back for its fourth year on March 30th and is going to be bigger, better and more fun than ever before.
Live Music Review: James at Royal Concert Hall
Wed 13 Mar 2019We got our glad rags on and hot footed down to the Concert Hall for Manchester alt rock icons James…
Nottingham Music Hub Want All Local Kids to Make Music
Mon 11 Mar 2019Nottingham Music Hub believes that music can make a difference. The registered charity supports young people from across the city, and helps them to develop their musical skills through participation in its ensembles and performances. The scheme was started in 2002 by the City Council and, in 2014, became an independent registered charity. It now runs and supports instrumental tuition in nearly 80% of the city’s primary schools.
This week the charity will hold four short concerts across the city to showcase to the public some of its ensembles. We spoke to one of their team leaders, Helen Murray, about the service and the upcoming performances, called the MAB Week...
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