Dom Gourlay
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Splendour Festival 2026, Wollaton Park, Nottingham, UK, July 18-19, 2026 (opens the original)
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Jul 23, 2026 By Dom Gourlay Photography by Faye Stacey/View From The Pit Web Exclusive It’s been a difficult few years for the live sector of the music industry, with numerous venues closing down and festivals calling it a day. The most recent of those being Splendour Festival, a two-day event that’s been held in Nottingham’s idyllic Wollaton Park since 2008. While a number of factors undoubtedly contributed to organisers DHP pulling the plug, a well documented lack of support from Nottingham Ci
Silent Pictures EP (opens the original)
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Jul 14, 2026 By Dom Gourlay Web Exclusive After being something of a dirty word for the best part of three decades, the darker side of post-punk commonly known as “goth” is undergoing something of a resurgence at present. Not least in the UK, where the likes of Nottingham’s Bloodworm, Newcastle’s Social Youth Cult and London-based four-piece Mouth Ulcers have become national trailblazers for the new wave of a movement that found itself unfairly ridiculed by the turn of the 1990s. Looking back, i
Midnight Rodeo on “Chaos Era” (opens the original)
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Jul 10, 2025 Web Exclusive By Dom Gourlay Photography by Jack Stoddart Nottingham’s music scene is at its most vibrant right now, and one of the bands leading the way is Midnight Rodeo. Having formed just over three years ago, Under the Radar saw their very first show in 2022 and knew we were onto something back then. Having signed to highly respected independent label Fat Cat Records and released their debut single a few months later (“Now You’re Gone/Shootout Sunday”) to a wave of critical acc
Punk Rock Ruined My Life And Other Stories (opens the original)
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Jun 30, 2026 Web Exclusive By Dom Gourlay Having spent the past five decades as a musician, journalist, author and broadcaster of considerable repute, John Robb needs little by way of introduction. Born in Fleetwood in 1961 then raised and educated in Blackpool, Robb formed his first band (The Membranes) in 1977 before going on to write for various publications in the 1980s including Zig Zag, Sounds and Melody Maker. One of his claims to fame is being the first journalist to interview Nirvana ba
Festival Preview: Deer Shed 2026 (opens the original)
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Jul 07, 2026 By Dom Gourlay Web Exclusive Deer Shed has established itself as arguably the UK’s most family friendly music festival and that’s before we even talk about the line-up, which this year ranks as one of its finest to date. The 2026 edition will be the festival’s 16th since first opening its doors back in 2010. Situated in the picturesque Baldersby Park in the heart of the North Yorkshire countryside, this year’s Deer Shed takes place on the weekend of Friday 24th to Sunday 26th July.
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