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Live Music Review: International Teachers of Pop at Metronome

Thu 01 Nov 2018

Sheffield’s freshest musical project – International Teachers of Pop – took to Nottingham’s brand-new 350-capacity venue, Metronome, to educate their captivated students at their debut Nottingham gig...

Cosmic American Are Celebrating Their Twentieth Birthday

Wed 31 Oct 2018

Cosmic American are some of Nottingham’s finest promoters, bringing folk, rock, blues, country, and the rest, to humble Notts. Since their twentieth-anniversary celebrations have just gone, we thought it was only right to have a good natter with head honchos Glenn Sayward and James Windsor about the last twenty years of bringing quality local and international musicians to our city’s stages...

5 Notts Albums to Listen to This October

Fri 26 Oct 2018

Listen to these lot to prepare yersen for a spot of trick-or-treatin'

Live Music Review: Rafiki Jazz at New Art Exchange

Mon 22 Oct 2018

We got down to New Art Exchange to check out the amazing Rafiki Jazz...

What's Going Down at Hockley Hustle This Year?

Thu 18 Oct 2018

Hockley Hustle is back on Sunday 28 October, celebrating its twelfth year, and it's bigger and better than ever. We give you the lowdown on the festival that features over 300 acts across thirty stages...

DHP’s Women In Music Discussion Panel at Rescue Rooms

Fri 12 Oct 2018

We headed down to Rescue Rooms for DHP’s second Women in Music discussion panel…

Women in Music: London In Stereo Editor Jess Partridge Talks Gender Equality in the Industry

Wed 10 Oct 2018

From establishing her own music magazine to managing an international PRS Foundation initiative, Jess Partridge has forged a successful and multi-faceted career in the music industry, and is a firm believer in going your own way. This evening she will be part of the panel at DHP’s Women in Music event at Rescue Rooms, the second in a series of events in Nottingham aiming to unpick gender imbalance in the music industry...

Live Music Review: The Sonics at MFN

Wed 10 Oct 2018

The new documentary about The Sonics, Boom, was just released and the band have been touring in support. We popped along to MFN to see Tacoma’s finest

Live Music Review: The Nightingales at The Canalhouse

Sun 07 Oct 2018

Only two bands ever played more Peel sessions than The Nightingales and now they're at The Canalhouse promoting their new album.

Live Music Review: False Heads at The Chameleon

Fri 05 Oct 2018

Iggy Pop likes False Heads and we learned when we were LeftCub not to disagree with Iggy so we were down the front at The Chameleon when they came to town

Africa State of Mind at New Art Exchange

Wed 03 Oct 2018

New Art Exchange is dedicated to championing BAME art and artists, it felt like perfect timing to have Africa State of Mind’s launch in line with NAE’s 10 year anniversary. The exhibition showcases the work of 16 artists from across Africa, and presents Africa as both a psychological state, as well as a physical territory.

Live Music Review: The Magic Gang + The Orielles + Sports Team at Rock City

Wed 03 Oct 2018

The Magic Gang assert themselves as one of the most exciting indie bands around...

Live Music Review: Johnny and the Raindrops at The Polish Eagle Club

Wed 03 Oct 2018

After entertaining families for ten years, Johnny and the Raindrops celebrated by playing a packed-out show at The Polish Eagle Club in Sherwood. Our writer Adrian Shaw went along to join in on all the fun...

Live Music Review: Suede at Rough Trade

Mon 01 Oct 2018

It may have been Fresher’s week in Nottingham, but the biggest crowd last week was hanging around Rough Trade for a special acoustic set by Suede, in promotion of their latest album, The Blue Hour.

5 Notts Albums to Listen to This September

Thu 27 Sep 2018

Wash out yer tabz and crank up these lot, as well as checkin' out the Nusic tip box...

New Music Venue Metronome Opening Soon

Mon 24 Sep 2018

We’ve got some exciting news for all you musical boggers...

Theatre Review: Shrek The Musical

Fri 14 Sep 2018

Dancing farting Ogres hit Nottingham

Bishop Nehru on Audience Vibes and Changing Up His Sound

Thu 13 Sep 2018

Bishop Nehru is a prodigal young rapper and producer from Rockland County, New York. His final UK tour date this year was in our fair city of outlaws, Nottingham. We got the chance to have a quick catch up with the MF DOOM protégé at The Bodega…

Nottingham Mela Festival 2018 in Photos

Wed 05 Sep 2018

Celebrating thirty years of Nottingham Mela, New Art Exchange, Hockley and the Arboretum were filled with South Asian arts and culture. Our Mann Hans got down and took some snaps for LeftLion...

Live Music Review: Her’s at Rough Trade Nottingham

Wed 05 Sep 2018

We got down to Rough Trade Nottingham to check out offbeat duo Her’s...

Live Music Review: Fuzzbox Night at The Angel

Sun 02 Sep 2018

Fuzzbox is back at the Angel! Scuzzy rock and micro brewed beers? Count us in

Live Music Review: Eyre Llew at Nottingham Contemporary

Mon 27 Aug 2018

We got down to Nottingham Contemporary to say farewell to local lads Eyre Llew, who’re embarking on a tour around Asia...

Live Music Review: Electronic Music Open Mic Night at The Chameleon Arts Cafe

Fri 24 Aug 2018

We got down to The Chameleon Arts Cafe to checkout the open mic night with an electronic twist...

Live Music Review: Nottingham Waterfront Festival 2018 at Canalhouse

Fri 24 Aug 2018

A whole array of galactic delights awaited us at this year’s Nottingham Waterfront Festival…

Get Down to Brass: Nottingham's Jazz Scene

Fri 24 Aug 2018

Jazz has been around for over a century now; the exact date disputed but its birthplace is unanimously agreed on: New Orleans. African-American communities of this vibrant, palpable city kicked off the magical creation in the early 1900s, and an entirely new music genre formed. After a period of being frowned upon by many, it became the soundtrack for twenties America, otherwise known as the Jazz Age. These days, the West African rhythms, blues, ragtime and European military band infusions have danced their way across the globe, and into the corners of cities like ours. But what of Nottingham jazz? Where did it all start, and what’s going on in the scene today?

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