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November 2010 what’s on
WED 10 NOV - 8PM: £10.00: £8.00 CONCESSIONS: SEATED
Catfish Keith
CATFISH KEITH Cutting-edge blues singer, songwriter and bottleneck slide guitarist Catfish Keith has established himself as one of the most exciting country blues performers of our time. Catfish’s innovative style of foot-stomping, deep delta blues and American roots music has spellbound audiences the world over.
SAT 20 NOV – 8PM: £7.00 ADV : £8.00 DOOR SPECTRO VS TWEE OFF! PRESENTS GOLD
Gold Panda
PANDA + BANJO OR FREAKOUT Hailing from Chelmsford in Essex, but a resident of East London for some time now, Gold Panda started writing beats and collaborating a few years ago, working with the likes of Infinite Livez and Shuttle (both Ninja Tune) as well as creating his own material. What does Gold Panda sound like? One writer claimed that “He intuitively mixes lop-sided, chopped up hip-hop style beats with a gorgeously refined, melodic techno sensibility, creating a fresh cross-genre sound that’s distinct and accomplished.”
FRI 26 NOV - 8.30PM: £7.00 ADV : £8.00 DOOR Babyhead
BABYHEAD + SUPPORT Born out of love for Jamaican sound-clash, forged through a do-it-yourself punk rock ethic and delivered with a raw hip-hop swagger, the unstoppable Babyhead sound is drawn from all quarters of the musical universe – in true Bristol fashion. They have been a live phenomenon in the clubs and on the festival circuit for a decade plus, rocking stages from Glastonbury to Fabric and attracting onstage collaborations from Ozomatli, Rodney P, Alice Russell, scores of children, transvestites and a three-legged one-eyed dog.
SAT 27 NOV - 8PM: £10.00 ADV : £11.00 DOOR Hexstatic
SPECTRO PRESENTS HEXSTATIC + SUPPORTS Since their first tentative shows at early Big Chill events, Hexstatic have become one of the world’s premier Audio- visual acts, presenting spectacular shows around the globe. New album Trailer Trax sees a return to the sample mania of early releases infused with the up-to-date sensibilities of today’s dance floors and, of course, a generous sprinkle of good humour.
TUE 30 NOV - 8PM : £10.00 : £8.00 CONCESSIONS: SEATED
TOM MCCONVILLE BAND Tom McConville has for many years been regarded as the top fiddle player in the country. Styles and techniques learned in the company of masters Sean McGuire, Stephane Grapelli and Bluegrass legend Byron Berline give Tom an endless variety of interpretations to his songs and tunes. His live performance combines a rollercoaster of musical delights, from fast, rhythmic dance tunes through to beautiful slow airs and, of course, great singing - all presented with his inimitable sense of humour and style.
Tom Mcconville Band
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KEVIN BRIDGES Kevin continues his astonishing rise to prominence with his debut solo national tour. Date(s), Time(s) & Ticket Information Tuesday 9 November 8.00pm Tickets : £14 full price, £12 concessions
Assembly House
Dr Feelgood Supported by Steve Gibbons & P.J. Wrights and Second Hand Blues Thursday 11th November, 7:30pm. Tickets £15. Box Office: 01603 598688.
Nashville Nights Thursday 18th November Assembly House Restaurant Tickets £20.50 each for a two-course meal and music, £4 each for music only. Book via The Assembly House Restaurant or on 01603 626402.
The Road Hill House Murder by David Morrison (Premiere Performance) Director – Paula Alexian Tuesday 23rd to Saturday 27th November, 7:30pm Saturday matinee 2:30pm. The Noverre Auditorium Tickets: £8; 16s and under £5. Call 01603 598688.
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www.norwichartscentre.co.uk
22 Fine City Magazine 2010
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