Live Q&A with John Robb

Metronome Nottingham

Friday 29 May 2026

7:00 pm : Doors

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14+ (Under 16s with adult)

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General: £14.50 + booking fee

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Join us for a live Q&A with the legendary John Robb — musician, author, journalist, eco-activist, and frontman of post-punk legends The Membranes. Known for his sharp cultural insights and boundary-pushing creativity, Robb is a true force in British music and media.

He’s the founder of Louder Than War and Louder Than Words festivals, and author of acclaimed books including Live Forever (Oasis), The Art of Darkness (Goth), and Manifesto with green energy pioneer Dale Vince. His upcoming 2026 memoirs are already being adapted into a film.

Robb was the first to interview Nirvana, coined the term Britpop, and helped document the Madchester scene. His website louderthanwar.com is one of the UK’s top music and culture platforms, and he continues to champion new voices and ideas.

Don’t miss this chance to hear from one of the UK’s most influential cultural commentators. Expect stories, insights, and plenty of punk spirit.

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Live Q&A with John Robb

Join us for a live Q&A with the legendary John Robb — musician, author, journalist, eco-activist, and frontman of post-punk legends The Membranes. Known for his sharp cultural insights and boundary-pushing creativity, Robb is a true force in British music and media.

He’s the founder of Louder Than War and Louder Than Words festivals, and author of acclaimed books including Live Forever (Oasis), The Art of Darkness (Goth), and Manifesto with green energy pioneer Dale Vince. His upcoming 2026 memoirs are already being adapted into a film.

Robb was the first to interview Nirvana, coined the term Britpop, and helped document the Madchester scene. His website louderthanwar.com is one of the UK’s top music and culture platforms, and he continues to champion new voices and ideas.

Don’t miss this chance to hear from one of the UK’s most influential cultural commentators. Expect stories, insights, and plenty of punk spirit.

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