The Bodega hosted a rock-filled night with Nottingham band Those Howlin’ Sounds, punk rockers Calva Louise and psychedelic trio, The Blinders. Doors opened at 7 as…
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Nothing could have woken up Nottingham anymore on such a dreary Wednesday night than the powerful punk rock sounds of Dream Wife. London’s based trio…
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Getting into the gym after coming back to Uni can be a bit of a struggle but I’ve found that at The Gym based in…
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Mediocrity simply doesn’t cut it. Look, I’ll preface this review by saying I’m not inherently a fan of the emo-rock genre so perhaps it may…
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Ahead of their Coffee House Session at Nottingham Trent’s Student Union, we caught up with Aussie sisters, Germein, talking about Little Mix, their debut album…
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Everyone loves a bit of mini golf. It’s all the fun of the normal game, but just, well, mini. The Lost City Adventure Golf is…
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Life is full of hard decisions. Will sleeping in for another five minutes mean that you have to run for the bus like a lunatic?…
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Post-Punk band Gang of Four dropped by the Rock City Basement in Nottingham (October 20th) on their tour around Europe; they certainly left a lasting…
View More Gig Review: Gang of Four Brings the Noise to Nottingham with Attitude
At the end of August, Nottingham Forest were firmly in mid table and fans were disappointed. Having seen the side splash the cash on £25…
View More Nottingham Forest Climb the Championship Table Following an Unbeaten Run
A raw, emotional and heart-rending ballad shows Calum’s more vulnerable side, in his new single ‘No Matter What.’ For anyone who was lucky enough to…
View More Single Review: Calum Scott – ‘No Matter What’