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"This is all for a good cause, so performing our music while raising money for charity is a double win"
The New Jersey folk-punk duo came to the Rock City Basement to show us how they do it over the pond
The festival is back for its fifth year, and is looking bigger and better than ever
Celebrating the release of his new album All Will Be Well at Nottingham Contemporary with support from Hearts and Jamie Moon
Legendary Notts free-party collective DiY threw a 25th birthday at the weekend. At their expense. As ever. Then someone robbed them. LeftLion asks if you can help...
Featuring conditional love, a retiring detective, a ramshackle package of poems, a literary Frankenstein, and more
Synths and guitars were set spacewards at Nottingham Contemporary
Marion Cotillard stars in this Belgian film from the Dardenne brothers
The Leeds rockers got themselves warmed-up for their Reading and Leeds appearances with a typically energetic show at The Bodega
We were taken on a musical journey by a legendary hip hop trio who are far from being old hats just yet
Storyteller, fireman and author of Under Bestwood passes away
A night of grunge and punk from two of Britain's most exiting new bands
With Scribble Victory, Ghost Twins and Tray Electric at The Chameleon
With Ego Ella May, Origin One, Natalie Duncan, Yazmin L, Can B, Bru-C, Motormouf, Stan, Chloe Charlemagne and more
Nottinghamshire takes pride in Pride
Five films depicting the artform in its quintessential elegance along with panel discussions, workshops and, of course, break dancing
Saint Raymond, Gallery 47, Bud, Happy Mondays and more kept the crowds going no matter what the skies were saying
Nottingham hardcore types rip it up at at one of our favourite venues
Joy Mumford, Saint Raymond, Amber Run, A Plastic Rose, Bitter Strings and many more dodge the rain to entertain the Wollaton Park masses
A night of Notts talent at the Rescue Rooms headlined by the future poster boy for British Soul music
"From the moment the roadies walked out wearing lab coats, there was a feeling this would be an evening of soul searching and acceptance"
Situated at the Canal House and now in its fifth year, the festival is one of Nottingham's biggest charitable events
Two local favourites from the year's Hit The Deck Festival shared a headline slot at Rock City Basement
Notts clothing company Prisma lined up four up and coming acts for a night at Spankys
"They’re true kings of hip hop, with a charmingly humble vibe impossible not to fall in love with"
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