Weekly over-18s indie night with DJs playing The White Stripes, Oasis and The Stone Roses, with free entry until 3am.
Mardy Bum is back at Billy Bootleggers on Thursday 22 October, part of its regular run of indie nights in the city. It's a straightforward premise: DJs curate a selection of indie tracks and bangers throughout the night, with The White Stripes, Oasis and The Stone Roses as the kind of things you'll hear. If you're into that side of things, it's a pretty easy one to drop into.
Billy Bootleggers is on Weekday Cross in central Nottingham, the venue formerly known as Percy Picklebackers. The night runs from 22:00 until 03:00, so it's a late one if you're staying for the whole thing, though you can roll in whenever suits you. There are Happy Hour deals running until midnight, which is a handy thing to keep in mind if you're planning to get there early.
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Entry is free and the doors stay open until 3am, so it works as a low-pressure social option for anyone looking for music and drinks in town on a Thursday. One thing to be aware of: it's strictly over-18s, so make sure you've got your ID on you. If you're after a mid-week night out that doesn't cost you anything to get through the door, this is a solid shout.
