I wasn’t sure what to expect this evening, I am a big fan of the Foo Fighters but personally I have never been interested in any tribute bands, why pay money to see someone try and be someone else, but I was keen to be proven wrong. UK Foo Fighters did not disappoint!!
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In sharp contrast to Otway's puppy like enthusiasm, Wild Willy Barrett mordant disinterest in Otway's buffoonery fails to disguise an obvious mutual affection. No one would seriously argue that Otway has been gifted with the finest singing voice, but he is a proper songwriter when he wants to be.
This was one of only five outings for this world class collaboration, and I’m still scratching my head how we got on the short list. Whatever the reason, hats off to whoever at the Theatre Royal bagged with one.
This evening was the perfect mixture of old classics and dance floor fillers, bringing you the very best of nostalgia, this is certainly a gig I won’t forget in a hurry!
I feel The Hunna are a band I could see again and again and never get bored, they brought so much life and fun to Norwich and don’t take anything they do for granted- they are top role models for new artists in the industry.
The night was absolutely euphoric ........ it was so fantastically fun and professional
On another eventful day in UK politics, The Undertones deliver just the escape our Pavlis needs.
Andy Powell tipped us off from the outset that we were in for the long haul, and so it proved with a mammoth two hour set that included their seminal album Argus played in full. He must have had the mathematicians in the audience scratching their heads at the youthful vigour of a man already grown up when it was released fifty years ago.
As soon as I got my wristband at the door of LPS and entered the building, the buzz of excitement for Kitty Perrin’s gig hit me like a crashing wave.
Ellie played multiple new songs throughout her set, giving the audience little teasers of new music she has coming out later in the year or early next year.
Wild Paths day 2 and it just gets better and better
Pavlis went with low expectation but enjoyed a damned fine night of poppy, punky, rock
Another glorious night at Voodoo’s, with a line-up that recalls the glory days of the much missed Owl Sanctuary.
A night of high-energy, cathartic music that provided a safe space for everyone regardless of gender, sexuality or race and what more can one want, really?
I can’t say this was the best gig I’ve ever been too, but I can say I’m struggling to think of a better one. A perfect marriage of stagecraft and musicianship, it’s certainly the finest thing I’ve seen in Norwich for a very, very long time.
The headliners weren’t for Pavlis but the supports were AMAZING.