David Auckland

“We're 100, and we are just getting started!” is the battle cry from Rambert

By the time we get to new single 'Anymore', anyone who wasn't already a fan has surely been converted.

A compelling performance. Highly recommended.

A fabulous all-dayer, in the beautiful setting of Earlham Park

A magical treat, in incredible heat.

Now that, my friends, is magic.

O'Mahony has traditional Irish music running through his veins as well as in his DNA. It was an honour and a privilege to sit and listen to his playing. .

A rare, and very special, chance to hear Beth Rowley perform live in Norwich.

A beautiful and captivating second half ensures that this Norfolk & Norwich Festival audience leaves happy.

A masterful, and emotionally charged, experience.

A magical lunchtime treat.

Those lucky enough to have been present in the Octagon Chapel this lunchtime will remember them, and this concert, for years to come.

A truly scintillating performance of an iconic work

A polished and personable performance at their first solo homecoming gig.

'Carry On Venice', anyone?

An iconic work, given a breath of fresh air by the excellent English Touring Opera.

There is something about their collective presence on stage that harnesses more power, and creates deeper grooves, than a Norfolk tractor driving through a muddy field in March.

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

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 show that unashamedly celebrates a golden age of cinema with its healthy slice of nostalgia and those unforgettable songs.

A splendid first outing to The Cut in Halesworth for me, and thanks to Françoise and Graham for the invite.

This was undoubtedly one of those 'you should have been there' gigs that those there will be reminding you of for months and years to come

Whilst Dream Nails may be self-proclaimed musical witches, their love for their audience is clear to see.

My only disappointment – he didn't do The Laughing Gnome, or Little Fat Man.