Picking standout tracks is nigh impossible but I have to go for Everlone, the mighty Caffeine Bomb and My Baby Is A Headfuck.
The Wedding Present can still do it, and despite many line up changes over the years, they still maintain a remarkable sense of who they are as a band,
Norwich still has a big appetite for Reggae ......
If anyone needed reminding as to just how good Idlewild were and still are, then they got it this evening
Tracks like Ghosts and Lovers ably demonstrate what a beautiful album Ellipsism has turned out to be
I have to keep reminding myself that Dave is still just 20 years old, yet the confidence he has on stage is remarkable
I had a lot of fun attending the GZA show. I hung out with some friends, I listened to some loud classic tunes and I got to see an actual member of the Wu-Tang Clan in Norwich.
Stefflon Don brought the kind of show that I would normally never see, and it was very easy to see why she is so popular. …… I left buzzing after a brilliant night of musical exhilaration, feeling joyous, and having seen something that will live long in my memory.
...the fact that the whole night ended on current single Discourse shows how well received their new material has been.
Sam Coe and The long Shadow, True Adventures and Hot Raison
Whichever route (musical choices, age, or whatever) brought us here, we were all to experience to one of the most moving and stirring musical evenings that I have attended at the UEA.
The Slow Readers Club may have cornered the Indie electro doom pop market, such as it is, but they’ve been clearly influenced by some of the finest acts of the last century, mixing up a cocktail of sounds in a way that is both discriminating and imaginative.
AJ.. was great, his rapping skills are second to none, spitting out bars with machine gun precision.
this music contains brilliantly crafted slices of wit and irony set out to debunk male toxicity, xenophobia and anti-matriarchy
It may have been a Sunday night, but the Waterfront was completely sold out with an expectant crowd ready to show the band how much they have meant to us over the years
This was my 6th consecutive year seeing the band and I go because I know what I’m going to get – a cracking live band, a great crowd and the chance to bellow along to some much-loved punk classics.
Whether with the band or solo, Darling has this audience spellbound and eating out of her hand
A stunning set of imaginative rearrangements, which combined with a healthy sprinkling of their own composition, stretched for over two hours.
Enter Shikari have proven themselves as relevant and as important as ever on this tour.
I know reviews are not supposed to be lists, but when the first five songs are Wall Street Shuffle, Art for Art’s Sake, Life is a Minestrone, Good Morning Judge and The Dean I, it warrants a special mention
2019 is going to be a big year for Fredo.
Skinny Lister Almost as soon as they start their set, I stop taking notes, I am too busy bouncing around. The Wood Burning Savages …..bordering on the brilliant Trapper Schoepp ...is simply high quality Americana for the most part
Beginning with Dr. Music and Before The Kiss, a Redcap it was a strong start, but there were also some pretty major sound issues affecting thing
Lau are, to paraphrase a Guardian review, one of the most musically adventurous bands exploring the outer edges of folk
Tonight, Huey Morgan is definitely 'the man', and Fun Lovin' Criminals do what they do best – leave their audience hungry for more
To say that De Staat have a diverse sound taking in a wide range of genres is, if anything, understating it.
Burgess’ music seems to be overwhelmingly upbeat, partnering neat little guitar riffs with his recognisable singing voice
I first saw Lucia support Sleeper at this very venue. I was blown away then. If anything, they have come back stronger....
What is so inspiring about Valtýsdottir is her ability to take other peoples music as merely the starting point for what she creates