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Generative AI and the Arts: A Conversation Creatives Need to Have
Editor Jun 5, 2025 0

As generative AI becomes more visible across music, art, and design, the creative community is rightly asking questions. Does this…

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Fraser Morgan, our artist of the month (May)
Editor Jun 5, 2025 0

Fraser Morgan is a force of nature. The Colchester-born folk-punk singer-songwriter is a whirlwind of energy, emotion, and unfiltered honesty.…

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Folk on the Water promises an unforgettable sunset cruise of song and spirit
Editor Jun 4, 2025 0

Wroot Rocks has never done anything quite like this. On Friday 4th July 2025, something beautifully bold sets sail: Folk…

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Ferocious Dog and Brad Dear ignite the Devil’s Arse with folk-punk fire
Editor Jun 4, 2025 0

On Saturday, 31 May 2025, Ferocious Dog delivered a blistering performance deep within the ancient limestone of Peak Cavern, affectionately…

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George Gadd & the Aftermath bring folk-punk fire to the Bodega this October
Editor Jun 4, 2025 0

Nottingham’s own George Gadd & The Aftermath are set to ignite The Bodega on Saturday, 11 October 2025, with a…

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The Book of Mormon ignites Theatre Royal Nottingham with outrageous brilliance
Editor Jun 4, 2025 0

Last night, Nottingham’s Theatre Royal was electrified by the riotous energy of The Book of Mormon, delivering a performance that…

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Andrea Kenny brings raw power to the Black Horse this Saturday
Editor Jun 4, 2025 0

Tattooed, fearless and absolutely magnetic, Andrea Kenny returns to Leicester’s The Black Horse for a night of soul-gripping sound and…

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