On the 20th March, almost two months after releasing their innovative third album ‘Marble Skies’, Mercury Prize nominated band Django...

The long-awaited release of Fickle Friend’s debut album “You Are Someone Else”, on Friday. Five years after their performance at Jamie...

Neon Waltz, a Scottish indie rock band, based as far north as you can get in John O’Groats, played at Rock City Basement last night for...

It might not be as flashy as the VMAs or the Grammys, but the BRIT awards ceremony has become an annual staple of British telly. Those...

The Wombats’ new album was released on the 9th Feb, three years after their previous album ‘Glitterbug’ and ahead of their UK tour next...

First-wave punk veterans the Dead Boys played Rescue Rooms this Wednesday, delivering their gritty anthems with surprising amount of...

Homelessness is sadly on the rise in Nottingham and throughout the UK. So what better way to spend a day than celebrating music whilst...

The fun of Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes started at four o’clock in the afternoon with a soundcheck in an empty Rock City except for...

Sir the Baptist’s provocative name has an equally profound history, because behind his art and work there is a preacher and maker of...

After superb support slots for Sundara Karma and Mystery Jets, Blaenavon, the three lads from Hampshire burst into the limelight with...

Beijing based trio re-TROS took to the stage at Rescue Rooms this week extending their UK tour and further cementing their claim to...

Manchester’s Synth-Dad-Rock quartet ‘The Slow Reader’s Club’ are coming to the end of their tour now and are still full of energy.  Their...

I first met George Gadd on a cold Thursday night at JT Soar in February last year, where my band supported his previous band ‘Little...

Nostalgia is always a winner in a comeback tour – but can it really prolong a musical career? Although it’s debatable to whether James...

On Wednesday 15th November, Wolf Alice returned to Nottingham to play to a sold-out Rock City, with support from Superfood and Sunflower...

After much anticipation, Steven Patrick MORRISSEY brings us his first album in 3 years; along with a list of UK tour dates much to our...

There was no doubt that Bad Sounds were going to deliver a stand-out show on a cold Tuesday night at the Bodega. With their new single...

I arrived at the Bodega just as Glaswegian Indie band Catholic Action had started their set.  Their debut album ‘In Memory Of’ was...

It was Friday night and the end of a busy week for most people, but the time was finally here for Nothing But Thieves’ long awaited, sold...

This is Jake Bugg, but not at you know him. Bugg visits an all-seated De Montfort Hall in Leicester, at the start of his solo acoustic...