Alternative outfit Sancho Panza sell out Bodega for a triumphant show, paying testament to their technical talent, vitality and charisma.

Owen reviews the latest offering from alt-music chameleon Dan Bejar, aka Destroyer.

Dry Cleaning's performance at Birmingham's The Sunflower Lounge was intriguing, captivating, and vaguely uncomfortable in the best way.

As we all self-isolate, local businesses and music venues are struggling - how can we continue to support our industry whilst staying safe?

London post-punk outfit Hotel Lux delivered a fast-paced, riotous live show, cementing their well-deserved place in the emerging scene.

International Women's Day fever hits Rescue Rooms with a host of rising female talent on display.

On International Women’s Day, The Mic is recognising the importance of celebrating the city’s brilliant women in music.

Informal kingpin of the Nottingham singer-songwriter scene George Gadd re-emerges into the world of new music with a two-tune live visual.

The Mic is proud to offer an exclusive announcement of The Bodega's quarterly new music showcase.

Cage the Elephant delivered the performance of a lifetime at their first show back in the Midlands in almost 3 years: a set packed with...

The 9-strong collective brought their unique blend of dub, ska and dnb to Nottingham's Rescue Rooms as part of their nationwide 100% tour.

On his twelfth studio album, Ozzy Osbourne enlists producer, Andrew Wotman to create a record that could be the heavy metal legend's last.

Izzy discusses the topical shift in today's punk music, from outrage and anger to self-love.

The 80s pop favourites retain their charm on their first new record in nearly 2 decades, providing a double hit of fun and nostalgia.

The eclectic psuedo-pop outfit HMLTD dazzled with their live show once again, despite being plagued with technical hitches.

One of the founding fathers of grime came to Nottingham for a performance indicative of his lasting cultural influence.

The Mic were lucky enough to witness The 1975 give a masterclass in spectacle, showmanship and sound.

This instalment of Classics Revisited sees Cameron take a look back at Bruce Springsteen’s last-ditch breakthrough turned and roll staple.

The Mic were present as chart heavyweight Mabel graced Rock City, giving a masterclass in empowering pop anthems.

This Valentine’s Day saw Dublin’s rising indie-rock quartet Inhaler take to the Rescue Rooms stage, with support from FEET.