Norwich News and Reviews
Second success for Body Art Festival
Festival draws unexpected levels of attendance, reflecting growing local subculture community.
17/08/2010
ShopArt! - aiding retail sector through local art.
Competition connects local artists with general public in a bid to promote Norwich as popular shopping destination.
04/08/2010
Another day, another live music dispute. Yawn.
Following the closure of Orgasmic café/bar, Queen St. has become a battleground. On one side, a large corporate chain! On the other, the seemingly pointless demands of a resident body! Fight!
02/08/2010
Brutal attack at Heartsease Pub
Man in balaclava made of with contents of safe as injured victim offered no resistance.
28/07/2010
Local jazzman for Mercury shortlist
Norwich local up against Dizzee Rascal, Paul Weller and The XX.
27/07/2010
Norwich to celebrate runner-up-manship
Plans in place for 2013 celebrations despite title loss.
16/07/2010
Art? What art? I'm here for the free booze...
Norwich Dandies, a local arts group, begin exhibition on Upper St. Giles.
14/07/2010
Noise complaints force city pub to close doors
Harmful, petty and anti-music, or justified action for neighbours?
05/07/2010
Nuca exhibition 23rd - 29th June
St. Georges' exhibition to help students gain employment opportunities.
15/06/2010
ATM guested by Nirvana veterans
This week, industry professionals, who've worked alongside the biggest names in music visit King Street students.
07/06/2010
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Elsewhere
'To, The Bottom Of The Sea' is the debut release from a seriously talented Norwich duo.
31/08/2010 - Blue Walrus
Sargasso Trio scooped the Next Big Thing award and enjoyed national acclaim for their debut album.
10/05/2010 - Evening News
I am seriously impressed and yet again here is more proof that the Norwich music scene is firmly on the map!
19/04/2010 - Wohomusic
The disappointment of being dropped by a major record label after making just one album might have bruised him, but it did not beat him. PETER WALSH speaks to James Leeds, frontman with Norwich band Tin Man.
12/04/2010 - Evening News
Members of a Norwich street busking band, who were left devastated after a beloved banjo went missing.
09/04/2010 - Evening News
