Mark your calendars as the annual Beat the Streets festival returns to Hockley on Sunday 26 January with Confetti students working both on stage and behind the scenes.
Students across different courses have teamed up to organise a one-day music festival, celebrating local talent in Nottingham, to raise funds for Emmanuel House.
Students were praised for their professionalism and inclusivity, and the charity even has plans to showcase the winning song at the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show in May! Find out more.
Confetti students teamed up with industry pros and standout EA Sports FC streamers, gaining valuable experience and benefiting a great cause.
BAFTA winners, podcasters, YouTube giants, tech experts, and global music legends are joining us for our annual industry take-over, Monday 4 – Friday 8 March. Find out more.
Students will be performing and working behind the scenes at Nottingham’s annual Beat The Streets festival, helping to raise awareness and funds for homelessness.
Our Nottingham and London music students put their songwriting and performance skills into practice showcasing a three-song set at a high-profile fundraising Gala, helping to raise over £80,000 for charity!
Students racked up an incredible 3000 ‘Do It For Real’ hours supporting this year’s BBC Children In Need campaign! Thank you to everyone involved and to our partners at the BBC, TikTok and Connect Management for providing this valuable and rewarding experience.
In partnership with the BBC and TikTok, we’re looking forward to hosting the UK’s most popular gamers and content creators, and raising vital funds for those in need.
Check out some great photos and hear from our students and the festival organisers about the unforgettable day.
We started the new academic year in style with a jam session and fantastic live music, thanks to our friends at musical instrument retailer, Play Music Together (PMT), and BBC Music Introducing.
Ahead of his upcoming show at The Bodega in Nottingham on Monday 25 October, Fraser stopped by for a special guest lecture in Confetti X.