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Painting Portraits and the People of Beeston with Artist Matthew Lyons

Mon 30 Oct 2023

Amelia Brookes talks to Beeston artist Matthew Lyons about painting the local community, appearing on Sky Arts Portrait Artist of the Year, and his painting process...

We Catch Up With the Line-up of Tunnel 54, a Gallery Sounds-Ultrasound-In Deep Collaboration Taking Place in November

Mon 30 Oct 2023

We caught up with Glasgow-based DJ and producer Al Kent to hear his thoughts on disco dynamics and coming to play in our city at Tunnel 54, alongside some of Nottingham’s finest dance music devotees...

We Catch up With Briston Maroney Ahead of His Headline Show at Rescue Rooms

Mon 30 Oct 2023

Ahead of his show at Rescue Rooms on 7 November, we spoke to Briston Maroney about the differences between his debut album Sunflower and his sophomore album Ultrapure, his biggest musical influences, and his approach to songwriting...

Nadia on... Black History Month in Nottingham

Mon 30 Oct 2023

In her regular column, Nottingham East MP Nadia Whittome talks about Black History Month in Notts

Mimm’s Nathaniel Coltrane Tells Us All About Their Latest Project ‘Our Yard’, a Detailed Look Into Soundsystem Culture

Fri 27 Oct 2023

For the past thirteen years Nathaniel Coltrane has run Mimm (Music is my Motive) from the heart of Nottingham. Starting as a clothing shop, it has evolved into a community hub for the vast amount of creatives residing in the city. We spoke to Nate about his new project Our Yard: a detailed look into the history of sound system culture.

Gig Review: Pectora, No Setting Sun, Heathen Kings & Tailgunner

Fri 27 Oct 2023

What better way to spend a Tuesday evening, then heading down to The Old Salutation Inn to see four bands in one evening...

Gig Review: Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs at The Bodega

Fri 27 Oct 2023

Hailed by Bodega as one of the gigs of the year, Newcastle rockers Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs wreaked havoc at the sold-out venue last week, churning out doom-metal riffs to total appreciation from the audience. It was not one to be missed…

We Chat to Bexx About Her New EP 'Sucker'

Wed 25 Oct 2023

Experimental pop-rock artist Bexx may be living the London life now, but she started off in our very own Nottingham, before heading to Peterborough, where she spent the majority of her life. Her connections to the city remain strong though, with her being a finalist of Future Sound of Nottingham, as well as returning to perform for the Pride celebrations two years running. We chat to her following the release of EP 'Sucker' about maturing her sound, being a queer artist, and upcoming gigs...

Film Review: Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour

Tue 24 Oct 2023

We stopped by The Arc in Beeston to get the ultimate Taylor Swift experience...

Gig Review: Skindred at Rock City

Tue 24 Oct 2023

Rock City and Skindred is one of life’s timeless combinations, up there with rum and coke, Laurel & Hardy, or even ice cream and TV. This time round, they were no different from the wonderful band we know them to be, just with a couple extra hits...

We Chat to Jah Wobble Ahead of His Headline Show at Rescue Rooms

Tue 24 Oct 2023

The phenomenon we know as Jah Wobble starts his extensive tour on 25 October and on the second night, he visits Rescue Rooms in Nottingham. We managed to catch up with him during a break from rehearsals and after his recent flu jab to find out about the man behind the legend…

Gig Review: Shed Seven at Rock City

Tue 24 Oct 2023

With dozens of appearances at this much-cherished Talbot Street institution under their belt, wily frontman Rick Witter and Co have consistently hovered near the top of the venue’s hallowed leader board for number of appearances...

In Photos: Kezia Gill and Sinead Burgess at Rescue Rooms

Tue 24 Oct 2023

Born in Nottingham to a large musical family of Irish descent, Midlands based Singer/Songwriter Kezia Gill has been singing professionally for over fifteen years. Her early years were spent surrounded by music; her father, a professional musician for over fifty years and her single biggest influence, introduced Kezia to the world of performing and writing. We sent Nigel King down to Rescue Rooms to capture her headline show, with support from Sinead Burgess...

We Take a Look Back at Len Garrison’s Prolific Career

Mon 23 Oct 2023

Writer, photojournalist, poet and activist, Len Garrison was one of Britain’s leading historians on black history, with much of his work based here in Notts. We take a look back at his prolific career...

A Print Fair, Halloween Parties, and Beverley Knight: Here’s What’s On in Nottingham 23 - 29 October

Sun 22 Oct 2023

Celebrate Black History Month and Halloween, or immerse yourself in some film, literature and music. Here's what you can do this week in Notts...

Gig Review: The Sherlocks at Rock City

Sun 22 Oct 2023

The Sherlocks shook Rock City with their new album, People Like Me and You...

Loop Skywalker: Nottingham’s Unknown DJ Makes It to the World DJ Finals

Sun 22 Oct 2023

Nottingham DJ/Turntablist, Lee White, has just booked himself a place in the IDA World Party Rocking DJ Finals after a very tough elimination round, where he faced the very best DJs from all over the globe. He joins nine other DJs from Mexico, USA, Spain, India, Poland, Indonesia, China, Portugal and Brazil in the first ever Party Rocking World DJ final which will be held online during October...

Rapper and Producer Jah Digga Tells Us All About St Ann’s Community Recording Studio

Sat 21 Oct 2023

Local rapper and producer Jah Digga has become a familiar face on the Notts music scene. It is his passion for music that led him into taking a mentor role for the youth, at St Ann’s Community Recording Studio (CRS). We caught up with Jah in the studio, where he gives a deep-dive into all things creative.

We Speak to Poet Ravelle-Sadé Fairman About Performing on Stage and Inspiring Young Writers

Fri 20 Oct 2023

Getting in front of an audience and revealing your innermost thoughts sounds pretty daunting, but the rewards of speaking your truth are many. We spoke to Ravelle-Sadé Fairman about performing on stage, inspiring young writers and the purpose of poetry.

Left Stag October: The Nottinghamshire Derby

Fri 20 Oct 2023

What could possess someone to get up at 7.30am on a Saturday morning, head into town and drink Guinness out of a plastic cup surrounded by men with neck tattoos and Stone Island clobber? An away day, of course!

Gig Review: Jorja Smith at The Level

Thu 19 Oct 2023

To mark the release of her second studio album Falling or Flying, two-time Brit Award winner Jorja Smith takes to the stage at The Level as part of a string of intimate shows across the UK...

Left Brian: October 2023

Thu 19 Oct 2023

Another month at the City Ground, this time featuring international breaks, away at Man City, Chelsea and Crystal Palace, home to Brentford and why anxiety is freedom...

Yello Yard Share Their Coco Jerk Chicken Deli Recipe for You to Make at Home

Wed 18 Oct 2023

This month we met up with Yello Yard to celebrate some delicious cuisine from the Caribbean. You’re going to want to keep reading because we’ve included a tasty recipe for you to make at home, too!

Boatyard Builders: Bringing Notts’ Disused Boatyard Back to Its Roots of Adventure

Tue 17 Oct 2023

With demand in Nottingham for a new climbing centre, Boatyard Boulders are bringing a disused boatyard back to its roots of adventure...

Gig Review: Heavy Lungs at The Bodega

Tue 17 Oct 2023

Formed during the early days of summer 2017, Bristol punk/noise rock quartet Heavy Lungs have gone from strength to strength, even through a global pandemic. Showcasing their exhilarating debut album All Gas No Brakes, they leave no stone unturned at their headline show at The Bodega...

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