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Music Features
Why we can’t wait for Nah Then! Festival
Editor Jun 26, 2022 0

As we start to prepare once again for the crazy carousel of fabulous festivals that promise us a return to…

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Music Reviews
Public Image Ltd, 23.6.22
Editor Jun 25, 2022 0

Widely regarded as one of the most innovative and influential bands of the 70’s, Public Image Ltd were at Rock…

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Music Reviews
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, 21.6.22
Editor Jun 24, 2022 0

Halifax’s picturesque Piece Hall was swathed in sunshine on Tuesday night for the 5000 fans that had turned out to…

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Music Reviews
Wonder Stuff, 12.6.22
Editor Jun 15, 2022 0

Like many bands, The Wonder Stuff last toured in 2019, so it was an appreciative audience that welcomed them back…

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Long awaited return of Splendour Festival
Editor Jun 1, 2022 0

With double the stage time, the line-up for Nottinghamshire’s biggest music festival is stacked out with headliners serving up hits…

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The Bodyguard – Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham Review
Editor Jul 16, 2026
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Editor Jul 3, 2026
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Editor Jun 30, 2026
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20 Years of Doonicans – A Photographic Celebration
Editor Jun 26, 2026
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