Music

Our music reviewer Andy Tyler has been to see two concerts in town.

Musicians of all ages have joined together to create a new community orchestra – which will have its debut festive concert ahead of Christmas.

Young performers at a school are putting on an evening of festive musical favourites designed to get all the family in the Christmas spirit.

A jazz club will be hosting a festive evening of entertainment next week.

A community choir is preparing for its winter concert in aid of a charity supporting homeless people.

A free autumn afternoon concert featuring war-time and traditional ‘Last Night of the Proms’ music is taking place this weekend.

A choir is inviting people to join them on a ‘Voyage à Paris’ next weekend with improvisations from a well-known organist.

A Motown show is being put on next month to raise money for two good causes.

People are invited to experience the delights of a candlelit concert at a village church.

A chart-topping female-led musical group will be bringing an immersive experience to a chapel this winter.

An American soul artist will be performing in Lynn as part of his farewell tour, after almost five decades in the industry.

Festival Too went out with a bang this weekend as crowds enjoyed a third weekend of live music.

I was very excited to pack a picnic once again to head down to Thetford Forest, this time to see the chart-topping Anne-Marie take to the stage.

Jeremy Ransome visited this year’s Download Festival along with his son and 100,000 other rock fans. Here’s his thoughts on the five days.

On Bank Holiday Sunday, Jeremy Ransome spent a wonderful afternoon watching the excellent covers band Penguinz.

Plenty of activities include a bug hunt, Tudor event, sports centre Holiday Clubs, mostly bookable in advance online, plus shows and films for kids.

The musical memory lane production has been seen by more than a million people and is one of the biggest success stories in British theatre history.

From the producers of That'll Be The Day, the June concert tells the story of “the most successful duo of all time”.

Four local bands gathered at the Blue & Gold on Saturday night, and Jeremy Ransome was there for the Lynn News.

A series of concerts are planned by a music organisation who help to broaden youngsters’ understanding of classical music.