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Brighten the Corners' Sadie Rycraft reviews last week's best live music performances in Ipswich and gives you the low-down on this week's must-see gigs.
Last week's highlights
Thursday, 5th December
Scott Matthews at St Stephen's Church
Scott Matthews delivered an intricate and genre-blending performance at St Stephen's Church. His timeless vocals showcased why he's celebrated among modern folk artists, with highlights that captivated fans of thoughtful, dexterous songwriting.
Pixelh8 at The Smokehouse
Pixelh8 and astr0 lit up The Smokehouse with electrifying electronica and nostalgic chiptune beats. Their experimental soundscapes and retro-inspired rhythms created an innovative night of high-energy performances.
Friday, 6th December
Undercover Pangolin at The Smokehouse
Norwich's Undercover Pangolin brought emo-infused indie rock to The Smokehouse. Joined by Young States and Muntjax, the night showcased gritty melodies and high-energy percussion for fans of alternative and shoegaze sounds.
Saturday, 7th December
Bon Jovi Experience at The Baths
The Bon Jovi Experience rocked The Baths with hits like Livin' on a Prayer and You Give Love a Bad Name. Faithful to the original, their dynamic performance celebrated 30 years of iconic rock anthems.
Ecto Peach at The Smokehouse
Ecto Peach's indie-punk energy took The Smokehouse by storm, no pun intended. With support from The Interesting Times Gang and Monda Krimligo, it was a night of fast-paced riffs, adventurous sounds, and captivating chaos.
Coming up this week
Friday 13th December
Connor Adams at The Smokehouse
Join Connor Adams for a one-off acoustic Christmas gig!
Huey Morgan at The Baths (SOLD OUT)
The musical equivalent of the cosmic Big Bang, disco, hip hop and funk met in an almighty collision in late 70s New York, with call and response choruses sat astride Get Down breaks and fast'n'furious hip hop mixing. It was a truly magical moment that Huey captures perfectly with his funk-loving NYC Block Party.
Saturday 14th December
Out On The Floor at St Stephen's Church
Nonsuchdjs and John Skelt present a night of Northern Soul, Tamla Motown and Crossover at St Stephen's Church on Saturday 14th December.
Indifferent Engine at The Smokehouse
Drawing inspiration from early hardcore, art punk, post-rock, ambient music, pulp science fiction and obsolete electronics, Indifferent Engine creates a soundscape that is as eclectic as it is intense.
Mark your calendars and grab your tickets while you still can.
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