An ex-Nottingham Trent University student is working with victims of modern slavery to shed light on their often overlooked experiences this winter. Rebecca Atherton, 28,…
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One-off anniversary gigs are being held at The Bodega – as the iconic Nottingham venue celebrates 25 years since opening. The city’s Sleaford Mods will…
View More Sleaford Mods to play The Bodega as Nottingham venue marks 25th anniversary
More than 40 acts have been announced for Dot to Dot as the Nottingham festival enters its 20th year. See the full line-up below. The…
View More Nottingham festival Dot to Dot announces first wave of acts for 2025 lineup
By Sam Hart Derby-based band King Blonde headlined Rough Trade on Saturday night, performing their new track for the concert goers. Rounding off a recent…
View More Indie rockers King Blonde return to Nottingham with new single
Talking Heads’ ‘Stop Making Sense’ is the best live album ever made. Feel free to disagree, but you’d be wrong. The exceptionally strange and beautiful…
View More ‘Everyone’s Getting Involved’- re-imagining of Talking Heads iconic ‘Stop Making Sense’ ironically doesn’t make any at all
Lorde- Melodrama Teenage heartbreak, terrible parties and vodka-fuelled self-loathing- ‘Melodrama’ illustrates those definitive moments, stood outside Mega Munch at 3:15, ranting and raving about past…
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In February 1994, George Harrison, Sir Paul McCartney and Sir Ringo Starr cracked open the Beatle songbook vaults, stumbling upon hundreds of unreleased demos and…
View More Come Together for AI? – Beatles ‘final song’ proves there’s a place for the software in music.
As the soft houselights of The Level came down, just gone half-eight on a Tuesday evening, out walked Holly Humberstone. There was no grandeur, no…
View More Holly Humberstone captivates crowd at homecoming show ahead of debut album release
In October 2012, the world was formally introduced to Nottingham’s very own Jake Bugg – a shy, to-the-point, scruffy-haired 17-year-old playing acoustic three-chord folk songs…
View More Ten years on, Jake Bugg’s debut album still strikes harder than a Lightning Bolt