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TOP 3 GIGS – Week Beginning 7th July

July 6, 2014July 6, 2014

admin222 94 Gunships, Adelphia, Anwyn Williams, April Towers, Ashmore, Band Of Jackals, Big Rhino, bitter strings, Bud, Captain Dangerous, Cheshire & The Cat, Connor Spray, Cut The Heroics, Deaf Bridges, Ear Vings, Frazer Lowrie, Hallouminati, Hearts, Hello Tomorrow, Hey Quadraphonic, Iron Swan, Isaaka, Izzy Marie Hill, Jamie Moon, Josh Kemp, Josh Wheatley, Lacey, Leah Sinead, Mammothwing, Molly & Jack. The G.O.A Choir, One Bomb, Opie Deino, Origin One, Practical Lovers, Privateers, Ronika, Royston Duxford, Ryan Thomas, Salmagundi, Sam Jones, Sea Monster Eyes, The Barnum Meserve, The Damn Heavy, The Most Ugly Child, Ulysses Storm, Widows

We’ve got a ram packed week in the Nottingham music scene for you yet again. This week sees a killer Pop-Punk show, and two incredible festivals to fill your musical boots! GIG ONE ADELPHIA, LACEY, HELLO TOMORROW & CUT THE HEROICS will all be performing at Rock City’s basement this Friday for a bit of...

ARTIST OF THE MONTH: ADAM PETER SMITH – Fulcrum Review

July 2, 2014

admin222 Adam Peter Smith, album, Artist Of The Month, Fulcrum, New Nottingham Music, New Notts Music, review

“I don’t believe it’s who you are born, it’s always the choices you choose.” That’s a line from “My Bird” one of my favourite tracks off “Fulcrum”, ADAM PETER SMITH’s debut album; and I feel it’s a great line to sum up this album. As much as you can say some people are born musically...

GOOD VIBES – Early July 2014

July 2, 2014July 2, 2014

admin222 Adelphia, Baby Godzilla, BeatGeeks, Bluebird, Bru-C, Davidian, George Holroyd, Gino G, Grey Hairs, Harleighblu, Jake Bugg, Kagoule, Kyeza, London Grammar, Lone, One Bomb, Ronika, Saint Raymond, Seven Little Sisters, Sinners Highway, Sleaford Mods, Suspect Alibi, The Cult of Dom Keller, YouthOracle

The latest good vibes/ success headlines from the Nottingham music scene (that we know of), please drop us a line if we’ve missed anything significant (our definition of significant is something of national relevance) – nusic@leftlion.co.uk. The NME dedicated a double page spread to RONIKA, and declared her “Britain’s best new popstar”! SLEAFORD MODS had...

MOLLY & JACK – Hop on a Train & Sea of Slumber (Future Session 64 (95) )

June 30, 2014September 11, 2014

admin222 Future Session, Great British Weather, I Am Lono, Josh Wheatley, Molly & Jack, New Music Nottingham

New Music, live in session, from Nottingham for Nusic. The latest Nottingham artist in the Nusic Future Session studio is… MOLLY & JACK. The duo from Lincoln that loved the Notts music scene so much, they moved here! Recorded on 11th June 2014 at Notts TV Studios. Be warned there may be some fruity language...

TOP 3 GIGS – Week Beginning 30th June

June 29, 2014

admin222 Babel Fish, Brett Sinclair, Liam O'Kane, New Music Nottingham, Prime, Ryan Thomas, The Breakfast Club, The Hog Renderers, The Most Ugly Child, Top 3 Gigs, Venom & The Terrortones

Photo: Ralph Barklam Photography This week sees a little something for everyone on the Nottingham music scene. With two EP launches and a lineup full of some great Notts talent, you’ve got no excuse to sit in and watch Eastenders this week! GIG ONE First up we’ve got Mid Riff over at Pepper Rocks, which...

FSN 2014 – Review

June 23, 2014June 27, 2014

admin222 Crosa Rosa, Field Studies, Future Sound of Nottingham, Indiana, Josh Wheatley, Joy Mumford, Oscar Speed, Saint Raymond, Splendour Festival, The Rascels

Photo Credit: Riot Photography WE HAVE OUR FUTURE SOUND OF NOTTINGHAM 2014!!!! Okay, enough with the overexcitedness. You see, I’m still a little hyper. Less than 24 hours ago I witnessed an absolutely incredible showcase of some of Notts’ best local talent, and it really was something to behold! I know you’re sick of hearing...