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If you've got Glastonbury FOMO this weekend, we've got you covered with a fantastic season of live outdoor music events this summer. From disco to folk and rock to indie, there's something to suit all music tastes!Â
 Could Be Real Tribute Festival
 Fri 5 July
Newstead Abbey
Expect an unforgettable night of nostalgia and pure musical magic with a fabulous line-up of tribute artists and bands.
Sham Fender, Almost Pink, Attic Monkeys, Supersonic Queen, Viva 4 Eva Spice Girls, The Oasis Experience, Ultimate Amy, Sum of Sheeran, Kings of Lyon, and Mike Andrew as Robbie Williams perform on two electrifying stages.Â
Nottingham city residents can get a ticket discount by entering their council tax number and postcode when booking.
Woodland Disco Festival
 Sat 6 July
Newstead Abbey
The glitter balls are back out at Newstead Abbey with the return of Woodland Disco Festival! The incredible line-up includes disco royalty Sister Sledge ft Kathy Sledge, plus Jocelyn Brown, Gok Wan, and Fat Tony.
As you venture through the forest, you'll encounter hidden groves, illuminated trees, and captivating art installations that will transport you to a boogie wonderland.
Nottingham city residents can get a ticket discount by entering their council tax number and postcode when booking.
Foolhardy Folk Festival
 Sun 25 August
Nottingham Arboretum
Now in its fourth year, this family-friendly, one-day event mixes the finest folk acts from the UK festival circuit with real ales, craft beer, and street food in a truly gorgeous city centre setting.
Beans on Toast handpicks the line-up from his favourite songwriters and bands and then hosts the day itself, opening and closing the event. This year's line-up includes Will Varley, Black Water County, Samantics, and Lady Nade.
Don't miss this fantastic day of music, trees, and revelry!
 Live at the Hall
 Fri 30 August
Wollaton Hall & Deer Park
Live at the Hall brings an incredible line-up to Wollaton this summer. Headliners Razorlight will deliver their infectious melodies and dynamic stage presence, known for hits like America and In The Morning. Joining them are Feeder, The Pigeon Detectives and The Sherlocks, who will also be bringing their trademark indie rock to the stage.
Live at the Hall is set to be a fantastic evening of live music that can be enjoyed with family and friends. Nottingham city residents can get a 10% discount by entering their council tax number when booking.
The Weekend Festival
 Sat 21 & Sun 22 September
Victoria Embankment
The Weekend Festival comes to Victoria Embankment with a huge stage line-up of more than 50 artists.
Alongside headliners Scouting for Girls, Toploader and Boyzlife, you can enjoy pop, indie rock, reggae, club, house, country, techno, and blues. Throughout the weekend there will also be half-pipe BMX and skateboard display teams, as well as wrestling, comedy, circus, and magic shows, and a food market with tasty treats from around the world.
Don't miss this family-friendly festival on the banks of the River Trent.
Festa JuninaÂ
 Sat 29 June
Sneinton Market Avenues
This weekend join the Brazilian Cultural Centre for Festa Junina, the festival of St John’s, which is Brazil’s second-largest celebration after carnival.
The exciting line-up features live performances by the Tia Ciata Band, Zagotinho do Acordeao, and ForrĂł & Chips, all of whom bring original sounds and rhythms from Brazil. You can also enjoy family-friendly activities, food stalls, and opportunities to dance and soak up the atmosphere.
Nottingham Chamber Music FestivalÂ
 Thu 11 - Sun 14 July
Various venues
The Nottingham Chamber Music Festival returns for a weekend packed with concerts in the city's cultural spaces.
Nottingham’s only classical music festival welcomes newbies and culture vultures to hear some of the UK’s top classical artists. Plus, enjoy free concerts around the city on Saturday 13 July, as well as a family concert on Sunday 14 July at Squire Performing Arts Centre.
Nottinghamshire Pride
 Sat 27 July
City Centre
The first wave of artists, speakers and musicians have been announced for this year's Nottinghamshire Pride, including Tia Kofi, The Dolly Show, Ashly Song, Rob Green, and drag performers Manly Mannington and Una Versa.
The parade will begin at 11am at the junction of Lister Gate and Castle Gate (outside M&S), following a new route through Hockley, and finishing at Sneinton Market Square. Here you can browse stallholders and enjoy the Main Stage line-up!
Ahead of Nottinghamshire Pride, the National Ice Centre hosts a Pride Skating Disco in partnership with British Ice Skating tomorrow on Saturday 29 June. Celebrate diversity and inclusion with a themed disco skate, playing all your favourite anthems under the rainbow lights! The LGBT+ Proud Friends Network will also be in attendance.
Don't Stop Believin'
 Wed 3 July
Theatre Royal
Jump aboard the midnight train as the greatest end-of-the-night anthems spectacular roars into town.
The brand-new, feel-good show of the year guarantees a crazy, crazy night of non-stop, singalong favourites. It’s the night out you have been waiting for - from the producers of smash hit show Lost in Music - the boys and girls are well and truly back in town.
New on sale: Gandeys Circus
 Fri 13 - Sun 22 September
Wollaton Hall & Deer Park
Lights, camera, circus! Step onto the red carpet and into the big top as Gandeys Circus, the unparalleled maestro of spectacular circus entertainment, unveils the 2024 Hollywood Spectacular.
Watch gravity-defying roller skating, edge-of-your-seat feats on the double space wheel, and the adrenaline-fueled motorbikes in the globe - this show truly has it all.
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