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From JamCafe to the Spiegltent, Nottingham's all-day charity jamboree brought the city together a shone a light on its local music scene...
It was that time of year again. The bars in Hockley were buzzing, the streets were alive with dancing, music and fire everywhere you turn, and the food vans were out in force. It was Hockley Hustle, of course - the festival that takes one of the liveliest parts of Nottingham and turns it into one hell of a day out (and night out, if you can last that long)...
The Nottingham Indie Pop All Dayer returns to The Maze, running the gamut from doyens of the DIY scene to chart-toppers. Our Gav went down to check it out...
Something a little unusual for this month's Fuzzbox as two bands en route to Liverpool Psych Fest join two local bands as I'm Not From London took over both the upstairs and downstairs at The Angel Microbrewery...
Sean Noonan has never been one to hold back his thoughts. From his innovative musical suite exploring his life in a basement apartment where he communicated to his mysterious and anonymous neighbour, to other types of unconventional and experimental experiences...
A tense and violent thriller set in the silence of a vast Native American reservation. This film shows the isolating existence of grief in the isolating surroundings of nature…
Sam Masud is in with a shot to be Nottingham's first ever Oscar nominated director for his brilliant debut film My Pure Land
The Surfing Magazines are in town, touring to promote the release of their eponymous debut album
Young indie rockers on being in a band and plans for the future...
A new home for the jazz, soul, poetry and hip hop night...
The boy from the Clifton-Delta to play intimate show for the charity's Give a Home campaign...
I'm Not From London brought their Nightfish night to The Southbank City Bar and, since it was free, we headed down to see what was going on...
“Gorrany peanut gringo, mate?”
Fuzzbox, I'm Not From London's night of garage rock, garage punk, freakbeat, surf rock and New York punk, returns to The Angel Microbrewery and so we headed down to check it out...
The Flaming Lips come to Rock City and bring more inflatables than you'd see at a children's birthday party...
Local adverts ripped from the pages of history...
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...
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...
Nottingham is about to get well and truly MOJO’d.
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.
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