Blancmange

NoGlum Issue 3 Launch Party

The Primitives

If the world were fair, The Primitives would be selling out the LCR, like some of their near contemporaries.

Cock Sparrer & Crashed Out / Hung Like Hanratty & Jack The Lad

What a night......

The Wildhearts & Those Damn Crows 10/9/21

Kaves, Black Rose & Escaping Today

A Great evening from three local bands that deserve your attention

Norwich Psych Fest

Bob Vylan

Kitty Perrin, Alice-Lily, and Ledbyher: Stripped Sets live

Ohhms

Sunday at Latitude

Tom Jones

Pavel Kolesnikov at the John Innes Centre

Leon O’Leary - Mysabar Festival

$ebbuku - Young Norfolk Arts Festival

Paul Lewis at the John Innes Centre

Steven Isserlis and Sam Hayward at the John Innes Centre

Birds of Hell, Pin Ups and Aphra

NNF 2021 - Manchester Collective and Mahan Esfahani

Gladboy, Floral Image & Hex Friends

Sarathy Korwar + Future Cargo

NNF 2021 Abel Selaocoe + Nabihah Iqbal - The Halls

Wild Fields Festival 2020

Turnover

Marika Hackman + Do Nothing

The Orielles + Peaness + Gladboy

Fontaines D.C. + Toy

On a relatively unsuspecting, grey Monday evening the critically acclaimed Fontaines D.C. returned to Norwich for the second time.

Smoke Fairies

Black Midi + lll Japonia

Independent Venues Week - Floral Image

Max Cooper + Abi Wade + DJ Georgie

THE QUIREBOYS & BLIND TIGER

The Quireboys do nowt new. They aren’t pushing the boundaries of music. What they do is play good ol’ rock ‘n’ roll with tinges of country and blues and they do it bloody well. For a rocking night out, go see the Quireboys. They will not disappoint.

The Wonder Stuff

It would appear that the word is indeed out, the Stuffies are still sounding quite brilliant and at the age of fifty three, I am not quite sure how Miles Hunt is still doing it live with so much energy

GAFFA TAPE SANDY, HEX FRIENDS & SLEEMO

Tonight has been exhausting, in a good way. Three great bands playing to a young ... and passionate crowd. How could it get any better?

Boris + Arabrot

The music itself was full of stark, thunderous menace, counterpointed with moments of surprising delicacy. On occasion I was gobsmacked by the band’s symphonic ambitions; at other times I felt I was listening to little more than a cacophonous row.

The Neutrinos & Birds of Hell

Throughout the night, the mutual respect between the two bands becomes clear when they share the stage, feeding off each other’s energy and championing each other’s work. I went into this show with open eyes and ears and left feeling inspired

Kate Rusby

Slade

Primal Scream

It cannot be denied that it’s the last six songs that completely blow the roof off of the LCR building tonight

Uriah Heep + Diamond Head

The evening inevitably finished on a rousing encore of Easy Livin’ (proving not that every song had to be tricky to be good) and the band grinning from ear to ear as they played. It only served to consolidate the abiding impression throughout, of the strong bond between the men on stage, delighted that they still got to do this for a living.