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Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of The War of The Worlds

Fat Freddy's Drop - Based On A True Story 21st Anniversary Tour 2026

Steve Hackett - Best of Genesis & Solo Gems

Tyber & Pete from The Dualers

Marillion

MC Devvo

Livewire The AC/DC Show

Cody Pennington Country Show

Binks Yard Film Club - Bridget Jones Diary

GOK WAN, DANNY BEARD | Pride Fest Live 2026

The Official Red Dwarf Convention - Entry

The Official Red Dwarf Convention - VIP

The Official Red Dwarf Convention - Autographs and Photoshoots

Ac/Dc Uk

Ac/Dc Uk

Elkie Brooks - the Long Farewell Tour

Theatre Review: Smoke at Nottingham Playhouse

SMOKE is a new play from acclaimed queer theatre-maker Alexis Gregory whose work has appeared in the West End and internationally. Award-winning filmmaker Campbell X directs...

LeftLion at Download 2026

LeftLion's Kieran Lister spills the tea on his first time experience at the legendary Download Festival, which last weekend - despite the crowds - once again turned Donington Park into a place of mass catharsis, self-expression and freedom...

Dadfest - Fathers Day Family Festival

International Day Of Yoga

Gig review: India Arkin, Dring and Emily Ashberry at The Grove

On the same evening that England were triumphant in their opening World Cup game against Croatia, tucked away in The Grove a magical evening of live music was taking place. Headlined by immensely talented, Bristol-based singer-songwriter India Arkin, with support from local artists Dring and Emily Ashberry, it marked the first Nottingham gig from promoter Music Observer, also known as LeftLion’s own Music Co-Editor, Phil Taylor. Here’s what went down…

Local bluesy rock duo Dusty 4 Track talk their debut album How Did I Get Here?

Musical duo Dusty 4 Track have been a Nottingham live music staple for several years now, and a must-listen band for anyone looking for chilled blues, whiskey soaked vocals, and foot-stomping riffs. Not long ago they put out their debut album: How Did I Get Here?, so it seemed like a good time for us to catch up with Benjamin James (organ/guitar) and Will Jeffery (guitar/vocals).

Historian CJ DeBarra on their book Queer Nottingham 1991-2020

Journalist, author, historian, and LeftLion history editor CJ De Barra takes us back to Nottingham’s resilient queer scene from the 90s all the way through to surviving 2020, in their second archival history book Queer Nottingham.