Intimate club night of live music and sound-based programming at the historic Nottingham pub The Model.
A Sound Place For Sound takes over The Model on Saturday 24 October, a club night built around live music and sound-based programming. It's an intimate one, with the night focusing on sonic experiences and sound design rather than a standard line-up of bands. The whole thing runs from 21:00 through to 03:00, so it's a late one that carries on well into the early hours.
The night is described as an exploration of sound, and that's where the focus stays. Instead of a typical gig, you'll find audio-led programming that leans into the textures of sound design, with the live music fitting into that rather than the other way around. It's the kind of thing that works best when you're actually in the room and listening, rather than just having it on in the background.
The venue is The Model, at 21 Goose Gate in the city centre. It's a historic Nottingham pub, originally built as a warehouse and later converted into a public house, and it's still known for its traditional atmosphere and local character. That warehouse heritage gives it a bit of a different feel from your average pub, which suits a night that's as much about the sound as the setting.
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It runs from 21:00 to 03:00, so you've got a full six hours to work your way through the programming. Entry is £5, and the venue is at 21 Goose Gate, NG1 1FE.
