BBC Introducing East Midlands returns! Experience the best local music, free, filmed for radio, hosted by Dean Jackson.

Celebrate the end of the January blues with a night of swing and jazz from Nottingham Trent University’s award-winning Big Band.

Join best-selling author and historian Janina Ramirez at Metronome as she talks about her latest book Legenda – The Real Women Behind the Myths that Shaped Europe.

Formed in 2018 and accumulating over five million spotify streams as well as an army of fans, The north-west indie band head to Nottingham as part of their UK tour.

Baz Warne brings music, memoir and stories to Metronome, celebrating 25 years with The Stranglers and his new book No Grass Grows on a Busy Street.

Experience Jim Moray live: a visionary of the English Folk Revival, blending tradition with bold innovation.

Comedian, author, podcaster and radio host Geoff Norcott brings his latest show “Basic Bloke 2 – There’s No Bloke Without Fire” to Metronome.

NTU students present an inspiring night of music, poetry and performance — myths, monsters and magic brought to life with creative joy.

Legendary post-punk pioneers Au Pairs return to the stage after 40 years, with support from special guests Gina Birch & The Unreasonables.

Discover Svaneborg Kardyb’s spellbinding blend of Nordic jazz, folk, and blues—an intimate, immersive musical journey live on stage. *Discounts apply*

After rising to fame on YouTube with millions of views, the poet heads to Nottingham in spring 2026.

Nottingham Trent bands battle with rock, indie and alt sounds! Free entry, prizes, industry judges — book now.

Experience the soulful brilliance of Mark Kavuma — Jazz FM’s 2025 Instrumentalist of the Year — in a night of vibrant, contemporary jazz. *Discounts apply*

DJ Yoda brings his groundbreaking History of Hip Hop audio‑visual show to Metronome 2026—legendary beats, culture, and visuals collide.

The Delines bring soulful Americana to life, led by Willy Vlautin and Amy Boone’s unforgettable voice.

Ultimate RnB bring 90s classics to Metronome Nottingham — three powerhouse vocalists, full band, and soulful nostalgia in a high‑energy tribute show.

Katherine Priddy returns to Nottingham, unveiling These Frightening Machines with haunting vocals and acclaimed artistry.

Turin Brakes celebrate milestone 10th album Spacehopper — Grammy‑produced, sonically adventurous, and a testament to their enduring indie legacy.

African Head Charge celebrate 45 years at Metronome with GAUDI and Earthpipe — psychedelic dub meets visionary soundscapes from ‘A Trip to Bolgatanga’.

Beth Rowley’s Pale Jewel Volume II UK Tour arrives in 2026 — soulful blues, Americana and gospel delivered with timeless power.

Nottingham Trent University’s award‑winning Big Band brings swing and jazz classics to life with Pete Wraight and special guest Dennis Rollins.

NTU launches Myths, Monsters and Magic 2026 — an enchanting showcase of music, art and words, celebrating creativity, mystery and imagination.

Dot To Dot Festival returns to Nottingham on 24 May 2026 — Lambrini Girls, Fcukers, NewDad and more showcase the best emerging talent.

Join legendary John Robb for a live Q&A — music, memoirs, punk spirit, and cultural insights from The Membranes frontman.

Omar Lyefook MBE celebrates 40 years of British soul at Metronome Nottingham with Brighter The Days — a masterclass in groove, passion, and timeless artistry.

The Long Ryders return with alt‑country fire — punk energy, country‑rock harmonies, and timeless classics. Saddle up for a legendary ride.