Sonically challenging
I thought I’d take my raging hangover to a metal gig. Only one of us was going to leave alive.
Dinosaur Pile Up ripped apart Norwich’s Waterfront Studio
A hipster’s paradise
You stay dench, Norwich.
I see no good reason that tonight’s gig will ever be forgot
Impressive stuff for a band with just five songs.
The kind of live show I probably thought I’d never see again.
Sigma have hit the nail on the head for a Wednesday night out.
Fun, fighting, freedom, fucking and fog.
Thundering bass and sweaty, satisfied music lovers
They sure know how to put on a show.
There is clearly a lot of talent in the Staveley-Taylor family.
Lapsley at the Waterfront was lovely. You missed out, Norwich!
This energetic five piece are well on the way to global stardom
He can make these fans do whatever the fuck he wants.
A haunting innocence and vulnerability
Exhausting and punishing and cathartic but also thoroughly entertaining
Memorable and fun, for new fans and for old.
Fightstar deliver some mauling brilliance
He has the purest falsetto I have ever heard
Pony Up bring three bands to NAC
Absolutely one to be keeping a close eye on over the coming months
He may be 57 but the righteous anger still burns
"I’ve got two tickets to the Wheatus gig baby, come with me Sunday, don't say maybe"
Still raving after all these years.
The performance is definitely on a grand scale, with so many individual talents on display
An occasional drunk arm wave was the closest attempt at a mosh pit.
A mind-blowing trip
Good job, Gengahr.
I've waited years for this and I wasn't disappointed.
Totally. Blown. Away.
You see? Norwich does know how to have a good time.
Thank you Norwich Sound & Vision for everything you have done for us
When you're at a drum n bass night & the fire alarm goes off..
Does it matter that Knox aren’t really that new or interesting?
Boyish, and stocked with lyrics about girls and summer and adolescence
A quirky Sunderland based five-piece
A well-curated celebration of danceable electro
A truly inspirational idea from NS&V and the library management