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You don’t get a party like this Everyday, People...
London-born writer Samantha Shannon popped into Nottingham’s Waterstones to celebrate her new release, A Day of Fallen Night. Our Michael O’Donohoe went along to hear what she had to say...
After the release of their 2022 album THE DEATH OF PEACE OF MIND brought another swathe of new fans, Bad Omens trucked through Nottingham via an upgraded show at Rock City, and Jake Longhurst was there to review...
Our co-food editor took a trip down to The Berliner...
Frank Turner plays a very special show at Rescue Rooms to celebrate the venue's 20th anniversary...
Screenwriter Jemima Khan utilises lived experience for cross-cultural rom-com delight from the production company that gave us Notting Hill and Bridget Jones’s Diary...
Ian C Douglas reviews Iyad Sughayer at the Royal Concert Hall...
It's a documentary about documentaries - and it's fascinating...
Sam Harvey reviews A Bunch of Amateurs at the Studio Theatre...
Iulia Matei shares her thoughts on Gojira's Motorpoint Arena takeover...
Straight off the back of their debut self-titled album, Essex-based Bilk brought the noise to a sold out Bodega, with a set that raised the roof and shook the floor...
Broker is a brief glimpse of humanity balancing between abandonment and familial appreciation...
Does Cocaine Bear deliver everything you'd expect? Pretty much...
Inhaler bring their new album Cuts & Bruises to Rock City...
Self Esteem begins her I Tour This All The Time tour at Nottingham's Rock City...
It's been years since they have stepped foot in Nottingham, but last week, Black Veil Brides returned to the stage at Rock City...
We give our verdict on The Verdict...
That's right, the ballet - we're classier than you think here at LeftLion, ya know...
A popular pub in the village of Lambley, we visited The Woodlark Inn...
It's not going too well for Marvel at the moment...
Heads up Disney, Marcel is coming for that Oscar...
From their first ever gig at The Bodega in 2017, to their biggest Nottingham gig to date at Motorpoint Arena, we witness easy life's monumental rise for ourselves...
In a sensorial medley of sound, touch, and imagination, artist Carolyn Lazard invites viewers to consider accessibility as a creative tool. We visit Nottingham Contemporary to take a seat at their first UK solo exhibition and learn how collaboration can make art spaces more equitable...
Drag Race Nuns lay on the Puns - Hammer Horror style
We had a Valentine's date with Mogwai at Rock City...
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