There's more content than you would believe. Hopefully this will make finding it a bit easier...
Olivia Hannant took a trip down to Rescue Rooms to see folk star Billie Marten's captivating set...
Scott Matthews was in town to promote his eighth studio offering, Restless Lullabies...
Sharp Little Bones celebrate the launch of their album...
It’s not often that you go from seeing an artist in a huge arena to an intimate standing-only venue, but that’s exactly what happened when Lewis Capaldi came to The Level for a Q&A on 22 May...
Reeling from the release of their highly-anticipated debut LP Lullabies from the Lightning Tree, indie-rock four piece Sad Boys Club bring everything but sadness to Nottingham’s The Bodega...
Noah Bouchard plays his first ever Nottingham show at The Chapel...
On Friday night our Benedict Watson headed down to Metronome to see a sold-out show from local heroes The Chase...
A heart warming coming age film adapted from 1970s classic...
With three different festivals to choose from, you'll have to make a tough decision this week...
Inspired by the beauty of the natural world, Richard C. Bower muses on our relationship with the earth in his new poetry collection, Pleasures In The Pathless Woods. Featuring 76 poems set across four seasons, it’s a project that focuses on experiencing the present moment. We catch up with the local author about the process, contemplating beauty, and his upcoming book…
Lawrence Poole took a trip to Nottingham's Rescue Rooms to see The Pretenders at work...
Becki Crossley reviews And Then There Were None...
Producer Anna Griffin may already be a BFI Vision Awardee, have BAFTA long-listed films to her name, and own her own award-winning production company - but she’s not stopping there. Joining forces with Jolyon Rubinstein, of The Revolution Will Be Televised fame, she’s now set up Jolly Griffin: another production company with the aim of developing prize-worthy projects…
Vacations bring their woozy guitar pop all the way from Australia to Nottingham...
Paul Schrader wraps up his recent trilogy of lonely men with murky pasts...
A classy night at a classy venue: it's the LeftLion way...
Salty, crunchy tortillas. It's a yes from us.
Our Iulia Matei had a blast checking out Nottingham Trent University's latest concert...
Maddie Dinnage took a trip to The Bodega to see The Dream Machine's captivating set...
Yeah, we enjoyed a night with Michael Bublé... What of it?
Maryam Touzani fashionably stitches together a delicate tale of illicit love in her second feature...
LeftLion’s former leader, and uniquely talented creative, Bridie Squires is launching her very first poetry book, Duck on Bike. We hear about how Nottingham, lockdown, and loneliness influenced this no-holds-barred collection…
Kevin Stanley reviews the Birmingham Symphony Orchestra...
Jake Longhurst took a trip to The Bodega to see Scowl...
Maddie Dinnage took a trip to Rescue Rooms to see The Lottery Winners...
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