I can always admire a show that takes risks, and a theatre company that takes pride in that, especially in devised work. With this, Temper have produced a genuinely thought provoking show. I’m intrigued to see what they get up to next.
Read full Article >I left the LCR feeling lifted and so empowered. I am so glad that Maisie Peters exists for those of us navigating life and love in our twenties, but also anyone else that could be impacted by her artistry.
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.
Can you describe the feeling of performing your own work to all those people?......The fact that people show up is so validating for me as an artist - they care! You feel like a real musician, it’s a great feeling.
I implore you to explore this album for yourself and become immersed in this new fairytale world Welch has created with this Dance Fever character. I for one don’t see myself leaving it anytime soon.
I’m very good, thank you! I’m rushing with the adrenaline of the last five days of the Skunk Anansie tour and we just did Bristol yesterday.
It's smashing.
Du Blonde: an evolution
The band themselves made the entire night completely compelling, and I found myself completely engrossed.
Two fantastic and exhilarating bands
Thirteen years after the release of Aphex Twin’s last album, Drukqs, Richard D James has returned with his much awaited album, Syro.
Surf doom brilliance on The Wytches highly anticipated debut...
Check out our review of this year's Latitude by Ellie! Be sure not to miss our photos too..
It’s a warm Saturday night at The Waterfront, and from the offset, everyone here seems to be buzzing. Headliners tonight, LA’s own, Awolnation seem like the perfect band to start off the Saturday antics.
Brody is back.
"Dirty, psychedelic, industrial and undeniably sexy" - Let's get down with The Amazing Snakeheads...
The incomparable Pixies return after a 21 year dry spell, but was it worth the wait?
'Personally, I'd like to see us still touring heavily because we love being on the road, and with about five albums under our belts.' - Lonely The Brave discussing future plans with Outline.
The heat in the room seems to increase as Bastille prove to the crowd they have come back to Norwich even bigger and better than when they played the Waterfront in March this year
Ellie talks to local pop-punk band Call It Reckless
Deaf Havana are back with their new album, Old Souls, and they seem to be leaving their more raw sound with their old album as they progress into a more polished, radio-ready sound.
Despite the pressure being one of the most hyped up albums for the band, …Like Clockwork shows a more raw and personal edge to their unique sound and is their most musically diverse album yet.
The Pigeon Detectives – Up, Guards And At ‘Em.
We love Norwich; it has such a good gig scene and a few decent venues.
Hadouken are back with their newest offering, Every Weekend.
The buzz surrounding this band is astounding and they have completely exploded into our collective vision, for very good reason as they adequately prove tonight.
The Blackout's newest offering to the ever growing British rock scene, Start The Party completely reflects their energetic, fun-filled shows
Ellie catches up with Chris from Enter Shikari ahead of the UK tour...
Ellie checks out Twin Atlantic at the UEA...
'I think whether you’re a Billy Talent fan or if you have heard of us but haven’t actually heard of us, this record would be the best indicator of where we’re at and who we are as musicians.' Ellie catches up with Billy Talent ahead of their UK
Searching for a musically solid, vocally great and energy driven show? Well a Young Guns gig is just the thing for you!
For an album called ‘Dead Silence’, Billy Talent’s newest offering is the very opposite. Irony maybe?
Ellie reviews the latest album from Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly.
"Rushing straight into song Leeches, the venue gets straight into the music and doesn’t seem to stop for air the rest of the night." - Ellie reviews the Deaf Havana gig...
"The stand out track for me would have to be the album’s second offering, ‘Bricks & Mortar’. The track really helped cement my love for this frankly fantastic record, pun very much intended."
The songs manage to create a welcome illusion of something larger with their harmonious layers...
"We’ve played here on the Kerrang! Tour and a bunch of other things and Norwich has always been one of those regional places that has always been fun to play, we enjoyed it." - Ellie Smith interviews Young Guns' Gustav
In this world of auto-tune and X-factor, some people still have the talent to produce such passionate and stunning songs...
"One main theme of the lyrics, that are so cleverly written and performed, is that of politics and discussion of the world's current economic climate. It wouldn't be Enter Shikari without a little politics thrown in, right?"
"Having not played Norwich since November last year, it is obvious by the excitement in the room that Deaf Havana are very missed in our fine city."