THE LORD MAYOR’S MUSIC


Yes yes Norwich, it’s time for Lord Mayors, a root de toot big up for how bloody fine our city is in all its guises.


If you’re knocking about on Saturday afternoon, trailing a limp balloon, feeling a bit green from the waltzers and needing to take a moment out to gather yourself, don’t miss out on catching some fresh new local acts who will be playing their hearts out for free, just for you.


Start the afternoon at the Norwich Arts Centre Stage outside The Forum, featuring some of the very best bands who have been supported by Sonic Youths, running from 1-3pm.


Then hit up Chapelfield Gardens where BBC Introducing in Norfolk take over the bandstand from 3-10pm with a massive variety of genres.


This is your chance to see a wealth of excellent Norwich music all in one go, and maybe see acts before they get famous.


I’ll have a hot dog and a Coke, thanks, and see you down the front.


Check it, yo.. 10 / JULY 2017 / OUTLINEONLINE.CO.UK MAYA LAW &


ALLERGY KID Fresh from


Cheltenham Jazz


Festival, Maya Law’s magical voice and strongly socio-


political songwriting will blow your mind as her inevitable


ascendancy gathers pace with the help of Allergy Kid’s production.


MIDNIGHT ZOO Boasting one of the


coolest frontmen ever, Midnight Zoo play


razor-sharp, punch- packing post-punk


NAC Stage 1PM-3PM


of the highest, and


loudest, and loudest, order: prepare to be gob-smacked.


Chapelfield Gardens


Bandstand 3PM-10PM


CABRAKID


Get hooked-up with some slick beats, courtesy of


Allergy Kid and some seriously smooth lyrical moves from


High Priest Cabrakan. LOBSTER


Tis nine-piece teen collective knows how to deliver an


irresistible, massive jazz junk reunion show party vibe!


TUESDAY CLUB are an indie 5-piece from Attleborough, who sound similar to


Two Door Cinema Club JACK BREEZE


Lamb & Heylate - Jack started making electro music when he was a


young teenager with a playful, compositional style - now he’s really mastered his craft.


HISTORY & LORE are a five piece indie folk band with members


from Norfolk and Cambridge.


THE RENADEANS Tree piece from right here in Norwich, who make heavy rock anthems.


MOONLANDS Last month’s Audioline pick


features Lucy Elliott


THE NAKED LIGHTS


are influenced by the Super Furry Animals, and recently released their album Te Fear of a Morning about getting out of bed after a big night!


GENTLEMEN


influenced by bands like Te Black Keys


and Te White Stripes are from Cromer.


WAVES


is Vikki Osborn from the North Norfolk


coast, a one-woman band of electronic


beats and synths, bass


YOUTH KILLED IT Indie punks Youth


Killed It are currently touring the UK


following release of their album Modern Bollotics.


on vocals, formerly of Norwich band Te Lidi Berlins.


and vocals. THE VISITORS


are a young, upcoming rock band with a


strong, female vocal


lead in Lily Ann. If you like Paramore or Good Charlotte this will be up your street.


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