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Gaz Brookfield and The Company of Thieves

UB40 feat Ali Campbell - The Big Love Tour

Young Knives

Messa

Young Hustlers 2026

Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of The War of The Worlds

Fat Freddy's Drop - Based On A True Story 21st Anniversary Tour 2026

Huey Morgan, The Fun Lovin’ Criminal: 2026 Autumn Tour

Steve Hackett - Best of Genesis & Solo Gems

The Long Ryders

Tyber & Pete from The Dualers

Jason Byrne: 30 Years Byrning

The Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey

Marillion

The Sisters of Mercy

The Sisters of Mercy

Nottingham Mela in the Park

Carl Hutchinson: Fine Whine

Archery GB National Tour: The Final

Silent Saloon presents Garrett T. Capps

The Tale of Peter Rabbit & Benjamin Bunny

Big Shed Summer Ball with Rick Parfitt Jnr & the RPJ Band

To paddle or not to paddle? Meeting canoeist and researcher Beth Gill

Beth Gill has seen many things in the River Trent: e-scooters, bins, floating plastic. But, the thing that interests her most is invisible to the naked eye. When not training and competing as a world champion canoe athlete, she is researching microbial contamination, and the health risks that it poses to communities using Nottingham’s rivers. Beth told us more about her research and why it’s important.

Revival - A tribute to ABBA

Art works: Emily Grey of art collective Moonbuns talks about creative connections and nourishing the soul

For this month’s Art Works we spoke to Emily Grey, member of art collective Moonbuns, who talks about creative connections and nourishing the soul.