Free live session by Lil Roosters, a Cajun-style country band, at Billy Bootleggers on Weekday Cross, followed by DJs from 11pm.
Lil Roosters play Billy Bootleggers on Saturday 24 October, a day that starts in the afternoon and runs well into the early hours. The band take the stage at 3pm, with the doors open from 2pm, so you've got an hour to get settled before they kick off. It's a free entry, which makes it an easy one to drop into without much planning.
What they bring is a brand of Cajun-style country that gets the crowd moving, and the venue describes them as a favourite of the organisers. It's the kind of music that works as well for a lazy Saturday afternoon as it does for a proper night out, and since it's free, there's no real risk in turning up and seeing for yourself.
Once the band finishes, the afternoon session gives way to a night of DJs, who keep the floor filling from 11pm through to 3am. If you come for the live set, you can stick around and watch the room shift from a daytime gig into a late-night dance floor, or just head off early and leave the DJs to the night owls.
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Billy Bootleggers is on Weekday Cross in the city centre, and if the name doesn't ring a bell, you might remember it as Percy Picklebackers. It's at 13-15 Weekday Cross, Nottingham NG1 2GB. To recap: doors open at 2pm, Lil Roosters on stage at 3pm, and DJs from 11pm to 3am, all with free entry.
