THE BEST LIVE MUSIC FOR THE MONTH AHEAD
What’s your favourite type of carb? Mine’s a po-Tay-Tay. Let me tell you a story. This weekend I felt like time was moving SWIFTly, you know? Like there might only be FIVE SECONDS OF SUMMER or something. The city was so busy; it was like a JUNGLE out there so I took my SNOOP-DOGG for a walk and sat for a while MUSE-ing over current affairs getting especially upset bout the idiots who refuse to protect their children with VACCINES. Towards the evening I started to feel like a SLAVE(s) to my tiredness so went for a SOAK in the bath for what seemed like YEARS & YEARS... LOL... NOT THAT I CARE, but there is other stuff in May.
Son Of Davecomes back to Norwich for the 98th time on
the1st.Dove & Boweevil support and that’s at Te Waterfront Studio.
Dub, dub, dub. Tat’s Zion Train at NACalso on the 1st.
Devil Sold His Soul play Te Owl Sanctuaryon the 3rd.Tis is a venue change.
Wooden Arms + Ajimal + True Adventures are at Norwich Arts Centrealso on the3rd.
Mobb Deepare with Music Lessons and Chrome @ Te Waterfronton the 4th.
Sunset Sonsare at Te Waterfront Studioon the 5th.Apparently “Music industry bosses were coming to Val d’Isère to watch them play”. VAL D’LSERE?! Tat’s a posh
ski resort and also the setting for Absolutely Fabulous: Te Last Shout. Remember?! Te one where Marianne Faithfull is God and they eat meat fondue.
Jim Causley & Lukas Drinkwater are at Te Bicycle Shopalso on the 5th. Jim is a “Five times BBC Radio 2 Folk Award nominee”. Poor bloke. Tat’s bad luck mate.
Te Pop Groupplay with the excellent Zun Zun Egui @ NAC on the 6th. Tat’ll be a good one.
Skinny Lister are with Sean McGowan and Ducking Punches @ Te Waterfront Studioalso on the8th.
Go see some fancy jazz at the Sunday Night Beat Club feat Polar Bear@ Norwich Arts Centrealso on the 10th. I’ve seen
them a few times and they’re most enjoyable.
Her off X Factor, Lucy Spragganis at Te Waterfronton the 11th.
Sleaford Mods play Te Waterfronton the 14th.Go early though cos Youth Man are supporting and they are exceptional live. I’ve seen them and I know about these things.
Jaya the Cat is at Te Owl Sanctuaryon the 16th.
Sunday Night Beat Club returns on the17th feat Mammal Hands @ Norwich Arts Centre.Tis band are like, really great.
Pony Up is back on the 18thwith God Damn, Bad Grammar and Claws.A smashing line up and only a fiver. Tat’s of course at Norwich Arts Centre.
Foo Fightersand Museare going to be in Earlham Park. Like I said, I only care about Tay Tay but geez, it’s real good for Norwich because it shines a spotlight on not only our terrific BBC Radio Norfolk Introducing Team but the local artists who they support. Well the hell done to Claws, Harry Edwards, Context, Franko Fraize and Kill It Kid.You’ve all smashed it. Norwich is behind you. Bask darlings, bask.
Te Big Weekend is 23rd/24th.
✯✯✯✯✯ GRAVY’S TRACK of the
MONTH ✯✯✯✯✯
‘IN THE BAG’ BY
Go relive your teens with Coal Chamber + Soil + Te Defiled + Dope@ UEA LCRon the 21st.Lots of Road Trousers and wallet chains.
CONTEXT
Spectro presents East India Youth @ Norwich Arts Centreon the 25th. It’ll be good this.
Annabelle Chvostek @ Te Bicycle Shop also on the
26th.She used to be in this good country band called Te Wailin’ Jenny’s. I liked them.
Te mighty
SWANSare at Epic Studioson the 27th.Tis is kind of a big deal guys, I’ll be there. Don’t talk to me.
Te Neutrinosand Sal Pittmanare a magnificent audiovisual delight; they present Live and Loud @ Norwich Arts Centreon the22ndand are supported by BK and Dad. I promise you that you can expect something special.
Te Cribs @ Te Waterfronton the 23rd but who cares because it’s THE RADIO ONE BIG WEEKEND. It’s completely insane that Taylor Swift,
Te brilliantHawk Eyes are at Te Waterfront Studioon the 28thor you could finish off your month watching Holly Lerski @ Norwich Arts Centrealso on the 28th.
Until June losers
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