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We went to see The 1975 At Their Very Best...
It's got a pretty poor score of 55% on Rotten Tomatoes, but does Babylon get a thumbs-up from LeftLion? Meh...
Swedish rock band Viagra Boys take to the stage of a sold out Rock City...
Ian C Douglas reviews The Hallé 80s Big Night Out...
It's won over audiences across the globe - and now our Stage writer Adam Iqbal...
We brave the enemy territory of Derby to see a performance from Nottingham-based producer Filter Sequence...
Trying to push through to the end of Veganuary? Let Turtle Bay’s delightful vegan menu help you out. Our Editor, George, and Food Editor, Daniela, can confirm it’ll do the trick…
It's a hit with critics, fans, and now LeftLion...
This important story is told excellently by a super talented cast...
Cornish director Mark Jenkin is back with another atmospheric and experimental triumph
Authentic Italian food with no fuss. We loved The Carpenters Arms.
For us lot who are used to Peggy’s Skylight hosting nights of bossa nova or Blue Note, Juga-Naut brought something a bit different to the intimate venue...
Whether Kane’s calamity, Messi’s magic or the many questions around Qatar, it’s been even harder than usual to avoid football this winter. However, for some—including many around Nottinghamshire—following their regional non-league team means much more than the glitz, glamour and greed that the World Cup has come to represent. I met up with Nottingham poet Christopher Towers to chat about his latest poetry collection Hinterlands, which is dedicated to the more local side of the global game.
Dark and deliciously rebellious, this eccentric period piece is inflammatory in parts and tender in others.
Knowledge is Power, the current exhibition at the Weston Gallery, Lakeside Arts, describes the history of the pioneering and impactful courses of Adult Education offered by the University of Nottingham during the twentieth century…
Major Ruse kicked off their ‘Curates’ series of events at Peggy’s Skylight with Leicester-based artist Jafro...
The Bodega provides all of the festive spirit at the Christmas Covers Party, which was celebrating its twentieth anniversary this year...
The ‘biggest birthday party in Nottingham’ was brought to Rock City as Scouting for Girls descended upon the city for their fifteen-year anniversary tour…
The National Justice Museum has a small, hidden-away art gallery with a brand new exhibition - a public open call photography collection entitled Freedom. The exciting, impactful results are now on display…
As we head into the Christmas break, it’s off to the Motorpoint Arena for one last time, to see the Danish metal band Volbeat...
Jailed Iranian director Jafar Panahi continues persistently to release timely and topical films as a daring act of defiance...
David Robbins dons his frocks again to play the dame in this year’s Theatre Royal pantomime, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. But what’s a dame’s life like? David shares the highs and lows, alongside the secrets of his costume-making and wig-crafting skills, with us...
We headed down to JT Soar on a cold December evening to see Rattle...
It might only be the first year of this brand new gaming event - but it kicked off with a bang...
Hugh Cornwell took a trip to Rescue Rooms to perform his solo material alongside some of The Stranglers' classics...
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