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Gig Review: Ash & The Subways at Rock City

Fri 06 Oct 2023

Ash and The Subways take over Rock City on their co-headline tour...

Theatre Review: Northern Ballet's Beauty & The Beast at Theatre Royal

Fri 06 Oct 2023

The familiar fairy tale, told through music and dance, brings magic and beauty to the Theatre Royal

Gig Review: Do Nothing at Rock City

Wed 04 Oct 2023

Post the release of their debut album, Nottingham natives Do Nothing delivered at their homecoming gig at the iconic Rock City...

Gig Review: The Joy Formidable at Rescue Rooms

Tue 03 Oct 2023

It’s the last date of The Joy Formidable’s UK tour, and there’s a sense of wistful excitement in the air at Rescue Rooms...

Gig Review: Jonny Kerry at Peggy's Skylight

Tue 03 Oct 2023

If you are lusting for warm evenings in a quaint bustling Italian town in the middle of summer, then look no further - Jonny Kerry and his band can take you there...

Review: Bush Doctor The Reunion at Hidden Warehouse

Tue 03 Oct 2023

The recent 29-year reunion of the iconic crew Bush Doctor Sound System brought together fans of the jungle fraternity from across the UK...

Gig Review: Blondes at Rough Trade

Tue 03 Oct 2023

On this particular evening in September, the spotlight was firmly on University of Nottingham alumni and indie four-piece Blondes, who graced the stage at Rough Trade Nottingham...

Gig Review: Nation of Language at Rescue Rooms

Mon 02 Oct 2023

Nation of Language brought their icy, post-punk-inspired synth pop to Rescue Rooms...

Gig Review: Girlband at The Bodega

Sat 30 Sep 2023

Nottingham's very own Girlband performed to a sold-out Bodega on Friday night, with support from Jemma Johnson...

Theatre Review: Mark Thomas in England and Son

Fri 29 Sep 2023

Cathy Symes went to see Mark Thomas in England and Son at the Djanogly Theatre...

Theatre Review: Everybody's Talking About Jamie

Thu 28 Sep 2023

A celebration of drag culture and growing up different...

Festival Review: A Night With Silent at The Chapel

Wed 27 Sep 2023

Taking place in The Chapel just above The Angel Microbrewery in the Lace Market, Silent Confidant’s day festival ‘A Night With Silent’ absolutely rocked the venue...

Gig Review: Busted at Motorpoint Arena

Tue 26 Sep 2023

Sustaining a music career over two decades is a difficult business, but Busted are still selling out arenas...

Film Review: A Haunting in Venice

Mon 25 Sep 2023

Kenneth Branagh is back with another theatrical take on Agatha Christie...

Gig Review: 49th & Main at The Bodega

Mon 25 Sep 2023

Following their stand-out set at Dot to Dot, Irish indie-pop duo 49th & Main performed at The Bodega...

Film Review: R.M.N

Mon 25 Sep 2023

Cristian Mungiu is back with another slice of bleak Romanian social realism...

We Talk to Musician Jerub About Finding His Sound at the University of Nottingham and Performing at the King’s Coronation Concert

Sun 24 Sep 2023

From finding his sound at the University of Nottingham to performing at the King’s Coronation Concert earlier this year, Jerub’s meteoric rise has been nothing short of incredible. The talented and soulful Nottingham musician tells us how his experiences at university shaped him into who he is today…

Gig Review: Hot Mulligan at Rescue Rooms

Sun 24 Sep 2023

Which wave of emo are we on now? Regardless of your opinion, Hot Mulligan are riding it and the Rescue Rooms crowd were treated to a high-energy night of catchy hooks and sad songs...

Theatre Review: The Real and Imagined History of the Elephant Man

Thu 21 Sep 2023

Ian C Douglas reviews The Real and Imagined History of the Elephant Man...

Music Reviews: September 2023

Wed 20 Sep 2023

This month, we review the music of Seas of Mirth, Melonyx, Dan Ottewell, Office Goth, and Fat Digester...

Gig Review: Geese at The Bodega

Wed 20 Sep 2023

American Post-Punk band with twinges of prog and country, Geese are making their way into their aptly named album 3D Country. They touched down in the UK this September, and made a stop at Nottingham’s very own Bodega, joined by one of Nottingham’s most exciting exports, Dura Mater, and chaos collective Folly Group. Here’s how it went…