What's On in Nottingham

Joe Wells and Abigoliah Schamaun: Neurodivergent Moments — Kick your Tuesday evening into gear at the Canalhouse Bar from 6:15pm, where Joe Wells and Abigoliah Schamaun bring their warm, frank, and brilliantly funny perspectives on neurodivergent life to an intimate canal-side crowd. This is comedy that feels genuinely personal and important — the kind of show that makes you laugh out loud and think deeply in equal measure. At just £8, it is an absolute steal for an hour that will almost certainly stay with you.

Milo Edwards: Catamaran — One of British comedy's most inventive rising voices sails into the Canalhouse Bar at 6:45pm with his headline show Catamaran — a set that has been turning heads on the circuit for its wit, originality, and sheer confidence. Milo Edwards has a gift for building absurd, watertight comic worlds that feel completely his own, and this Nottingham date is a genuine treat for anyone who likes their comedy bold and brilliantly crafted. Grab your ticket for £18 before this one sells out.

MOON WALKER — The Bodega is one of Nottingham's most atmospheric little music rooms — all exposed brick and loud history — and tonight it plays host to Moon Walker from 7:00pm for what promises to be a charged and intimate live show. Check the website for ticket details and availability, but do not sit on this one too long; Bodega nights have a habit of selling fast and feeling electric.

Deaf Havana — Rock City is the undisputed cathedral of live music in Nottingham, and tonight it belongs to Deaf Havana — a band who have spent years earning their place on stages exactly like this one. From anthemic post-rock to emotionally raw alt-pop, their sets move through the gears with real craft and passion, and a Rock City crowd knows how to meet that energy head on. Doors from 7:00pm — check the website for tickets and make sure you are there.

Charlie Lewis: Hungry! — The Canalhouse comedy evening rolls on with Charlie Lewis at 7:45pm, bringing his show Hungry! to what is shaping up to be one of the finest Tuesday night line-ups the venue has seen. Lewis is a comedian with real instincts — quick, observational, and never quite where you expect him to be — and at £8 this is one of those low-risk, high-reward evenings that reminds you why live comedy matters.

Patrick Monahan - I'm Not a Terrorist, I'm Freddie Mercury — Rounding off a magnificent night at the Canalhouse at 8:15pm, Patrick Monahan brings one of the most irresistible show titles in comedy with I'm Not a Terrorist, I'm Freddie Mercury — a bold, joyful, and deeply personal show about identity, belonging, and the sheer absurdity of being human. Monahan is a seasoned performer with enormous warmth and a knack for winning over any room, and for £10 this is the perfect final act to a very full Tuesday evening on the canal.