• Hobo Johnson and The Lovemakers @ Rock City

    Having only been to Rock City on a crisis night before and never to a gig there, I was very excited to see what it would be like and I was not disappointed. “Their music conveys the too familiar nervousness we have all experienced” I was first introduced to...
  • Don Broco @ Motorpoint Arena

    Don Broco, a budding British rock band, played at Nottingham Motorpoint Arena last Friday as part of their 2019 UK tour. The four-piece band announced the tour following the release of their early 2018 album, Technology. The performance was certainly an experience and the audience, which was comprised of...
  • The Beths @ Rock City

    New Zealand’s latest prospects charm Nottingham with a glistening set of quirky indie rock.  Following the release of debut album Future Me Hates Me in August 2018, Auckland-born The Beths have gained huge international following credited to their ability to produce intelligent yet humorous and effortless rock music, laden...
  • The 1975 @ Birmingham Arena

    When you have been a The 1975 fan for years, it is only natural that you will want to see them live and it is so worth it. This band puts on such great shows that it feels as if you have fallen into one of their music videos...
  • Miles Kane @ Rock City

    Arriving in Nottingham for the penultimate leg of a thirteen-stage UK tour, Indie rock troubadour Miles Kane shimmered in front of a raucous sold-out crowd spanning the generations. Having first tasted success playing lead guitar on Arctic Monkeys’ iconic 505, Miles Kane’s career has rocketed to incredible heights. The...
  • Album Review: Troye Sivan – Bloom

    Although Bloom was released at the tail end of August, it has continued to receive praise and deserves to be reviewed, especially in the run-up to the Christmas season. “He has proved himself to be a confident, liberated, and exciting performer” From humble beginnings on YouTube, Troye Sivan has...
  • Holy Moly and The Crackers @ Bodega

    Never having previously heard of Holy Moly and The Crackers or any of their music, the only knowledge I had of the band is that they are a ‘gypsy folk group’ and incorporate a wide range of musical instruments. Fearing such variation would clash too much with the other...