BBC Radio 6 Music’s New Music Fix Live will take place in Nottingham this year.
New Music Fix presenters Deb Grant and Nathan Shepherd announced on air that their evening show will broadcast from Nottingham on November 16-19. New Music Fix is dedicated entirely to new releases across genres.
New Music Fix Live has been taking place annually since 2023, and each year features a four-day celebration of a different UK city’s music scene.
The show will be broadcast from the BBC Radio Nottingham studios on London Road, shining a light on the city’s grassroots music culture. The week of programmes will include sessions from Sleaford Mods, Divorce and Yazmin Lacey, recorded locally in independent venues.
It’s going to be a brilliant series of programmes, spotlighting yet another flourishing local music scene and hearing from those at the heart of it
Samantha Moy
On November 19, New Music Fix Live heads to Movers in Nottingham, featuring Crazy P, Grace Sands BigSexy perform DJ sets in front of an audience of 6 Music listeners. The extended edition of New Music Fix Daily will run from 7-10pm.
Samantha Moy, head of BBC Radio 6 Music, said: “Following New Music Fix Live in Glasgow, Belfast and Sheffield, we’re proud to be heading to Nottingham. It’s going to be a brilliant series of programmes, spotlighting yet another flourishing local music scene and hearing from those at the heart of it. Thank you to the team at BBC Radio Nottingham for hosting us.”
Performance highlights from across the week will be available on BBC Radio 6 Music’s social media channels.
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