As usual, events took place across the city centre with a range of music styles to suit everyone.

Old Market Square was transformed to present a variety of retro styles for perpetual teenagers of all vintages from 70's disco to 80's rockabilly alongside classic 60's pop and contemporary artists who gave a big nod to the past.

The Robin Hood Statue hosted a glamourous Ballroom Marquee where our legendary folk hero had a change to dance alongside many willing volunteers to a mix of salsa, tango, swing and big band!

 Click here to download the City Pulse Music Festival 2010 programme [2Mb]

Arboretum Records @ Trinity Square was a brand new venue for 2010 on Bank Holiday Monday and hosted some of the best acts Nottingham has to offer.

As ever there was all sorts of street music popping up throughout the city centre, helping to enliven people's shopping visit, enrich your lunch and tea time experience or just presenting a pleasant surprise as people walked through the city centre.

City Pulse will be back for 2011, but in the mean time you can click here to find out about other music events in Nottingham throught the year.  

    


What they said about City Pulse 2010

"What a fantastic bank holiday weekend we had at Old Market Square. It was billiant. City Pulse did us proud once again...thankyou everone for giving us one of the best music weekends ever - well done Tony, you didn't let us down - and of course, Nottingham City Council."

"We all had a fantastic time and there was great music to suit most tastes"

"City Pulse - bravo!"