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The Molotovs brought their relentless “Wasted On Youth” tour to a sold-out Rescue Rooms. This The Molotovs Nottingham review covers the high-octane set, the live debut of People Laughing, and why this trio is officially outgrowing the UK’s club circuit.
Read moreThe first gig of the year, my first time at Cambridge Junction, and what a night it was!
Read moreFrom the moment the lights dimmed and faded into Chuck Brown’s “We Need Some Money,” Neil Fallon and the band
Read moreSome bands come onstage to perform. The Wildhearts come onstage to detonate. On a dark Nottingham night, Rescue Rooms became
Read moreThe Commoners brought their ‘Ghosts On The Highway’ tour to Nottingham’s Rescue Rooms, delivering a masterclass in roots rock. From unreleased gems to anthem singalongs, here’s why this Canadian outfit is the real deal.
Read moreLet’s not kid ourselves: Teenage Dirtbag isn’t just a song. It’s an anthem, a cultural artefact, and possibly one of
Read moreThe Rasmus brought their Weirdo tour to a chaotic end in Nottingham. From bear costumes and stage invasions to acoustic Christmas covers, read our full review of The Rasmus Rock City Gig 2025 featuring support from The Funeral Portrait.
Read moreAdam Slack strolls onto the stage carrying a limited edition Billy Gibbons ‘Pearly Gates’ signature guitar, wearing a white shirt and grey waistcoat.
Read moreJared James Nichols returned to Nottingham with a point to prove. Trading the big stage for the intimacy of the Rescue Rooms, the “Gibson Global Ambassador” delivered a masterclass in high-voltage, fingerstyle blues-rock that left the audience reeling.
Read moreEssex-based grassroots guitar band The Bracknall played their final 2025 headline show to a sold out 229 Club in Regents Park.
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