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The Flaming Lips come to Rock City and bring more inflatables than you'd see at a children's birthday party...
On the batter with bands...
We got rained on, but still got down, at Nottingham's Splendour Festival...
Twin Kidd and Prime appear at a new live music night for your musical calendars on the last Friday of every month at Jamcafe...
David Lilley, the brains behind Broadway Cinema's bi-monthly Short Stack short film night, is looking to raise £5,000 through a Kickstarter campaign for his new film Socks & Robbers. Our Screen Editor, Ash Carter, talked to him about the project...
While a lot of Nottingham's musical attention was focused on the Splendour Festival at Wollaton Hall, local faves Kagoule were down in rural Oxfordshire, performing at the Truck Festival.
The eighties was a period of mixed fortunes for Britain’s LGBT+ communities, or lesbian and gay communities as we were known then. Sustained campaigning throughout the seventies had, by the turn of that decade, seen LGBT+ rights moving into the mainstream political agenda, but the emergence of AIDS in 1981 hit us on both a personal and political level...
Mime Industries are a local company that create build-it-yourself robotic kits, and people can use them to learn to code. To support the release of their newest product, the MeArm Pi, they ran a Kickstarter campaign that was quickly oversubscribed, with 852 backers pledging a whopping £56,376. We sat down with company founder, Ben Pirt; a man who’s very handy with robot arms...
Stuff this in yer lugholes...
We got down to the annual carouse by the canal...
Where do you go after an album about the space race? If you're Public Service Broadcasting, the obvious answer is recording an album about the coal mining in the Welsh valleys. The band come to Rough Trade to host an album launch party for new LP Every Valley.
Two years to the day since last album, Perpetual Motion People came out, Ezra Furman brings backing band The Boy-friends to The Rescue Room to light up an otherwise ordinary Thursday evening.
Those new, Notts music champions are back at it again with a podcast featuring the baddest talent in the city...
Get geared up for 2018, when we'll be seeing all kinds of mysterious, hooded creatures knocking about...
The electronic music legends brought their 3D techno pop to Nottingham…
Since he first became famous as part of the nineties MTV Generation, Tom Green has been bossed around by Donald Trump, got married to Drew Barrymore, stood in for David Letterman, was impersonated by Eminem, survived cancer, made dozens of Hollywood films and humped a dead moose. This month, he’s quite literally on his way to a city near you to share some of that joy…
After Friday in Manchester and Saturday in Bristol, the multi-city new music extravaganza arrived in Nottingham to close out the weekend. Taking place at over 30 venues, we headed along to join the dots...
The 24-piece funk and soul collective bring the party...
We had a trek up Mansfield Road for a proper old-school rave that did it like they don't do 'em any more...
Our Music Editor picks out some of the best tunes to have come out of our city recently...
We got dahn to check out a performance from an artist who’s played in front of thousands alongside Mark Ronson, but who played to a humble crowd of about 100 at Nottingham’s Bodega in early April…
Up-coming Halifax band alongside new Notts talent...
Meet Roe Green, one of the semi-finalists of Nusic's FSN 2017...
British Sea Power popped into Rough Trade for a quick in-store gig and signing session to celebrate the release of their new album, Let The Dancers Inherit The Party.
The legendary former member of Neu! and Harmonia performs selected highlights from his influential back catalogue...
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