Music

Legally Blonde, 
Theatre Royal

He’s appeared with Dame Kiri Te Kanawa and Danielle De Niese, played at Wigmore Hall and Glyndebourne, but now pianist  Matthew Fletcher bring his talents to his home town to play at Suffolk Sinfonia’s spring concert. Debbie Rodman discovers how this award-winning pianist was born with music in his veins.

A new show kicking off on a local radio station is not guaranteeing stardom – but wants to give upcoming musicians a platform to have their sound heard.

A Redgrave band which has supported Status Quo said the time was right to release their tribute music video to the late Rick Parfitt – a year on after his “devastating” death.

A Diss sports club has denied Framlingham-raised superstar Ed Sheeran will be performing a set at their New Year’s Eve party following a barrage of phone calls from his fans.

Redgrave rockers Walkway have been drafted in to support legends Status Quo when they take to the stage in Norwich next week.

Crazy For You, Theatre Royal Norwich

Girl power got a helping hand today when one of the world's biggest music promoters launched an initiative in to encourage more female UK led bands, solo acts and sound engineers.

An Eye-based brass band will be flying the flag for East Anglia after it made the finals of a national competition – for the third time in a row.

A pair on internationally-renowned musicians who have recently made Fersfield their home are to give local youngsters a rare and unique experience next month.

Dissfest will be making a return next weekend and will be hosting a range of events for all ages.

Debenham High School said farewell to its Year 11 musicians at its Summer Music Concert last Friday and Saturday.

Framlingham-raised Ed Sheeran has not included Suffolk on his 2018 tour dates.

Framlingham-raised Ed Sheeran has featured on the Queen’s Birthday Honours list. The 26-year-old artist was awarded an MBE for services to music and charity.

They have toured and recorded with the likes of Ozzy Osbourne, Slash, Annie Lennox, Will Young, Tony Hadley and Black Sabbath.

An annual north Suffolk music festival wants young talent to follow their dreams – by offering one lucky act a free recording session and a fully mastered EP.

A Redgrave band will celebrate their 1,000th show and tenth year since forming when they launch their third album later this year.

As many as 8,000 people are thought to have visited for an inaugural Diss Organ Festival on Sunday.

A local choir will get its 40th anniversary celebrations under way tomorrow with its first concert of the year in Eye.