
Another excellent evening at the Holloway.
Hardcore that it is as fun as it is intense and cathartic? Yes, please.
It is hard to believe that it is twenty years since Sydney quartet Howling Bells released their self-titled debut album. Now, they are here at the Waterfront Studio with album number six, Strange Life.
A cracking night of post-punky, riot-grrlesque, doomy catharsis.


The stories came thick and fast, but largely from the perspective of his private life, rather than his connections in show biz. Like the funniest bloke down the pub
Read full Article >Rouse is a comedian that turns hit and miss into an art form
From costumes, to music, lighting, comedy, quality of dancing - it really was the perfect show.
“I loved my show in Norwich last time! They are just the most welcoming, warm, fun audience."
A fabulous night, up there with Rocky Horror when it comes to a show where familiarity and engagement is an essential part of the audience experience

We asked Melissa to find out more about this festival, see what she discovered
At the Suffield Arms 393 Station Rd, Lower Street, Norwich NR11 8UE, UK Friday 29 – Sunday 31 August 2025
Rock N Roll Circus is coming to town for three packed days of live music &entertainment – and here is All You Need to Know.
Simply stunning and superb in equal measure

Our Tabitha caught up with Ben of Wild Fields ...
Kids in Glass Houses guitarist Iain Mahanty joined me for a quick call just days before the release of the group’s comeback album Pink Flamingo.

Five short films dealing - in wildly different contexts - with the tensions between autonomy and connection.
Read full Article >North Macedonian director Georgi M. Unkovski’s debut feature.
East Anglian Shorts showcased a wondrous range of cinematic talent from the region.
A selection of eight distinct dark comedy and horror shorts from local and independent film creators.
The directorial debut from buzzing talent Calif Chong

Born in Scotland, raised in Denmark, and now based in Copenhagen, she’s a composer and multi-instrumentalist with a reputation for blending everything from William Blake’s poetry to French philosophy into her sound.
Read full Article >From the rainforests of Ghana, Alogte Oho brightens the rainy skies of Norwich with his enthusiastic Sounds of Joy.
This electric jazz performance had me shocked with how good it was.
Stunning semi-improvised sections made for a compelling listening experience, enhanced by some stunning solo singing.
However many N&N shows you see, at least one Toast session should be part of the mix, especially if you can top it off with a Song of the Bulbul.

Malevolence are pleased to announce a new 11-date UK club tour for February 2024, tipped to completely sell out like last year's headline tour. They will be joined on the road by Pain Of Truth and Rough Justice.
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