You can’t knock the dedication of Solo acoustic artist Mike McKinnon who never fails to deliver passion and professionalism every time. It’s really encouraging to have an artist if his …
By Axle
I caught King No-One accidentally about 2 years ago at YNOT festival. The weather was terrible all weekend, and this was the year they cancelled half of the acts …
By Axle
During their two-month European tour, The Americans have teamed up St Paul & The Broken Bones. The last leg of the tour has seen the bands roll through the …
By Kate Haresnape
A swift replacement for Crosa Rosa tonight, Nottingham-based, three-piece Shiftwork, are billed last minute to kick this evening off. Being a singular support band is no doubt a little nerve-wracking and …
By Michelle Gergely
It’s hard to believe that in 1968 Toots and the Maytals released their first single. To be stood in the midst of a packed Rock City crowd fifty …
We took Vincent (two and a half years old) to see Andy and the Odd Socks at the Arts Theatre promoted by Kilimanjaro events and ITB. The reason for the …
INFL MESSY CHRISMASH
The Angel Microbrewery
7 Stoney St, Nottingham NG1 1LG
The last time I saw Studs was their headline gig at the Southbank in the City but this time they were …
Hellcats! It’s all in the name. Though Hell Kittens may have been more appropriate because I have never seen so many teens in one place – and this is coming …
Studs – ‘felt like teen spirit’
by Craig S#arp-Weir
Local popular singer songwriter Stacey McMullen opened the proceedings with some classic original blues, and very tasty finger picking and fret work …
V Day for D Day
They landed, invaded,conquered!
By Craig S#arp-Weir
It’s been a while since a band, and a very young band at that, impressed me as much as D Day did …