
The set wasn’t long, but it was gorgeous, and I left desperate for the next chance to experience them again.
Read full Article >I'd judge Heartwood to be Curious Directive's most perfectly realised marriage of art and science to date.
Danny’s journey is interwoven with stories, facts and demonstrations involving the significant accordions throughout his life, and the result is warm, funny, comforting, worrying and, at more than one point, deeply unsettling.
Within the confines of St Andrew's, there was something about this huge, alien edifice appearing that was akin to childhood memories of the Hintze Hall of the Natural History Museum. Was this a dinosaur, or perhaps a whale?
A beautiful and captivating second half ensures that this Norfolk & Norwich Festival audience leaves happy.

A rare, and very special, chance to hear Beth Rowley perform live in Norwich.
Read full Article >As the night ended, what lingered was Shy FX’s enduring ability to constantly regenerate the dnb and jungle scene, keeping alive a sound that resonates deeply with both original ravers and newer generations alike
I walked in, and I could feel the intense atmosphere in this room filled with a buzzy, young, energetic audience. Bleech 9:3 are back in Norwich to cause a scene in the Waterfront Studio.
Effortless and immersive, Channel One prove exactly why they’ve endured for over four decades.
They have always been a band with a strong sunny disposition, positive and upbeat with the songs to match their attitude.


Sumptuous costumes, moody lighting, dramatic sound, superb design and a fine cast tautly directed all add up to grand night out
To many I'm sure that a magic show is childish, silly or old fashioned, or all these things rolled into one. It’s why its so surprising that a magic show is on at the Arts Centre. Why, indeed, there isn’t a section on Outline that it properly fits. Andrew Frost does all he can to dispel this. He dresses like a barista at the Strangers Coffee Company, swears freely and frequently, and has a nice line in self-deprecating humour.
The former Radio One DJs reunited at Epic Studios for a night of skits, anecdotes and two rubbish songs.
The tension between the beautiful simplicity of Harper Lee's text and the whip-smart dialogue Sorkin is known for is deftly handled. The novel is how Scout saw things, Sorkin seems to be saying; now take a look at the unvarnished truth.

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

PREVIEW: ZERO BPM drone music festival, Church Piano Bar, Norwich, 25/5/26 At the end of the interview are links to tickets/further information about the festival - hopefully see you there!
Read full Article >“People are looking for a change…”
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

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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