The High Society

The questions are being compiled, the frolics are being prepared, mouths are beginning to water - A relaxing night where it’s not who you know, it’s what you know!

Honestly though, if you’re new round these parts this is one of the best nights for meeting other indie music fans. It’s a friendly atmosphere and a night I can’t recommend enough.

Expect glamorous prizes (I hear Simon still cradles his Status Quo vinyl late at night)

Freshers, we have it all lined up for you in 2nd week! If you’re left unimpressed by Nottingham’s battleship-sized cheese clubs and hunger for something a bit different, we’ve got a varied diet of gigs, clubnights, and heavy socializing opportunities, all designed to help you get to know both some of the best spots in your new city and, hopefully, some of the friendlist people!

So, come and see us at Fresher’s Fayre to find out more, and stay tuned for details here at highsoc.com! (Click the calendar for the most up to date details of all events)

Join with the Nottingham readership of the Guardian in celebrating this swedish/argentine indie/folk starlet. You’ll have to bring your own coffee table to sit at. Get down early for London psych-folk dreamboat James Blackshaw!

Those kings among posers, Foals, have secured a popular support band for their date, and it’s on our Alternative Fresher’s Week list!

As if that weren’t enough, we’ll then lead the willing onto a special edition of Radar which should feature a Mystery Jets DJ appearance.

Sam Beam brings his guitar, his beard, and his ambling folk stylings to Rescue Rooms on November 3rd.

No more Postal Service covers, please.

The perfect way to enjoy great music of an evening? The ideal way to meet with charming music fans and get a drink before the week starts going again? A most relaxing and civilised way to spend a Sunday evening?

We sure hope so. Highsoc’s Quiet Night Out returns and we hope to make it as good as ever before. Now hosted in Muse, highsoc DJs will play a varied diet of musical tracks while we all have a chinwag and a jolly good time.

Not too loud to chat, nor too sedate to have fun, expect this year’s QNO to feature board games and arts and crafts!

Friday October 12th

DON’T START FEELING ALL “ROMANTIC”
At The Rescue Rooms (Upstairs in The Red Room), Goldsmith Street, Nottingham
Doors at 10:15pm
Free Entry

www.dontstartfeelingallromantic.co.uk / www.myspace.com/dsfar

Don’t Start Feeling All “Romantic” & Tasty Fanzine present…

Wednesday October 10th

BUTCHER BOY
www.myspace.com/butcherboymusic
Butcher Boy are from Glasgow, and recently released the critically acclaimed debut album “Profit In Your Poetry”, which is already a strong contender for album of the year. Expect heart-stopping orchestral indie pop with echoes of Tindersticks, Felt and Love.

THE BOBBY MCGEE’S
www.myspace.com/thebobbymcgees

At Lee Rosy’s Tea, Broad Street, Nottingham

Doors are at 8pm
Entry is £4 on the door only (All ages welcome)

www.dontstartfeelingallromantic.co.uk

Manatees

Hordes of Satan

Brenda

Bite The Kerb

+1 more TBC

Doors 7pm, £4