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Wet Wet Wet Plus Special Guest Heather Small

Rick Simpson Quintet Presents Radiohead’s ‘kid A’ Revisited

Film Review: Small Things Like These

A delicate and moving portrayal of a specific trauma, the Irish Magdalen Laundries, but one that speaks to the universal conflict between what's right and what's easy.

Chapters of history: author Simon Smalley turns the pages on Nottingham’s queer past

The history of St. Ann’s has always been a fascinating one. Today, the idea that the council could bulldoze entire areas of communities separating neighbours and friends is one that is difficult to imagine. However, for those who lived it, it’s still all too real. CJ De Barra speaks to St Ann’s born-and-bred author Simon Smalley about growing up in the area as a young gay man in the 60s and 70s.

Chucking Putty at the Queen, With Simon Smalley

Kids Ghost Hunter Tours

Gig review: Pete Doherty at The Grove

Did you hear? The Libertines came to Nottingham this week to perform at Rock City. However, Pete Doherty also played a small intimate solo set at Nottingham's newest music venue The Grove a few hours before...

Good Kid

Jake Lambert: the Sunshine Kid

The Lovely Eggs talk small town rock n roll debauchery

Expect the un-egg-spected: how Holly Ross and David Blackwell are doing what they want, how they want, sunny side up. We speak to The Lovely Eggs ahead of their gig at Rescue Rooms on May 31...

Kidical Mass Nottingham

Kidz Bop Never Stop Tour

Kidz Bop Never Stop Tour

Capoeira for Kids Workshop

Ugly Kid Joe

The Small Business Christmas Party

Kid Congo Powers and the Pink Monkey Birds

Kids' Ghost Hunter Tours

Johnny & the Raindrops Gig for Kids & Families

French the Kid

Gig Review: Kid Kapichi at Rescue Rooms

Graduating from Bodega to Rescue Rooms, Kid Kapichi’s hotly anticipated return to Nottingham had one aim and one aim only; Smash the Gaff...

Kid Kapichi

In Photos: Ugly Kid Joe & Massive Wagons at Rock City

Two top acts combine for a night of proper rock (and roll, of course)...

Ahead of His Exhibition at Brickworks, We Chat to Kid30 About His Twenty Years Producing Eye-Catching Street Art

If you’ve taken a walk around the city centre at any point recently, you’ve likely seen the eye-catching work of Kid30, the graffiti artist known for taking famous cartoon characters and dropping them into a creative blender. Now, twenty years after first getting into the street art scene, he’s celebrating the landmark anniversary with an exhibition at Brickworks…