'Easy As Pie', and a deliciously fun night out.
An all-dancing highland rave in downtown Diss.
The classic indie rock group Maximo Park proved vastly popular at the Waterfront, with Newcastle’s Melanie Baker providing charming support to kick off the night.
Experiencing their newer, energetic, guitar-driven sound live was an exhilarating experience. Wunderhorse is not just on the cusp of greatness; they are about to set the indie music scene on fire.
Dressed for the part, trendy quartet Plasticine took to the stage under ethereal blue light, setting a softer, yet mesmerising tone. Immediately, it was evident the Scottish group had a slight fight on their hands for the crowd’s engagement; Plasticine had to prove themselves a worthy headliner, which they did with ease
An inspired and crowd-thrilling set.
This was certainly one of the finest folk performances I have been to in 2024
The gospel according to Welly is witty and fun
Hex the Patriarchy! The grrrls rock hard.
It has been a very compelling show. We have been gripped by his every move.
An eccentric evening which broke down the boundaries of what we think of as entertainment in way that was challenging, provocative and yet curiously unpretentious and all embracing.
Heartfelt songs about ambitions and dreams, friendship and experience, but mostly about life itself.
Lime Cordiale certainly made a real splash on their first visit to The Adrian Flux Waterfront.
I feel like it was a once in a lifetime experience on a hot TheThersday night. 10/10 Lizz
NAC gets its dancing shoes on for an evening of Dutch psychedelia.
A high velocity performance tonight from Le Vent du Nord, and one that whipped up a storm in the South Norfolk market town of Diss
Another year, another great gig from Stiff Little Fingers
A phenomenal show from one of the country's finest folk-punk singer-songwriters
Kitty Perrin's unique blend of dreamy indie-pop will have gained even more fans following this Pony-Up show
DJ Shadow truly delivered a night to remember.
Pica Pica, Pica Pica and Voodoo's deliver another great night of properly good rock music.
A journey across borders to explore a developing rock/metal festival in Nottingham.
Rumours of the death of guitar music in general and metal in particular have been exaggerated. Again.
Time to get emo-tional in a hot and heaving Waterfront
In short, Olly Murs at Thetford Forest was a blast. It was one of those gigs where everything just clicked – awesome music, great company, and a killer location.
Great set from an 80s icon
Better - far better - than staying in to watch the football.
A cracker of a 'Summer Night', in the beautiful heart of Thetford Forest. .
Royal Blood wasted no time diving full throttle into head bangable smash hit “Out of the Black”, with drummer Ben even jumping into the crowd to open the pits himself.
Mongolian folk-metallers that put The HU in the shade
Take That at Carrow Road or garage rock ‘n’ roll from His Lordship at the Arts Centre? It’s pretty obvious where Pavlis is gonna end up.
A wonderful full-orchestra evening
There’s high expectations of Fat Dog but they deliver and then some.
Post-punk/punk-funk legends prove themselves worthy of their status... and then some.
Ex-Fallers show the pretenders what it is all about.