>September Events / Art & Theatre / Events in Norfolk and Suffolk / Music / Tourist Attractions Norfolk and Suffolk August 29, 2014
Events at The Apex
1 Charter Square, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 3FD
Tel: 01284 758000
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Marcus Nisbet: Stories in the Landscape
Fri 5 Sept – Sun 2 Nov, open daily
Curated by Williams Art. This exhibition combines studies in oil with some beautifully rich, finished pieces that typify his interest in using the landscape to build atmosphere and capture the imagination.
Art Open Evening: Thu 18 Sept, 6pm-8pm
Free entry
Sat 13 Sept, 8pm
Saturday Night Fights: Boxing in Bury
U.S. Servicemen v the UK’s Best in 10 classic bouts, including USA star James Beck in the EBL East of England Middleweight Championship rematch, and the UK’s up & coming Rusty Brown competing for the EBL Middleweight Championship of Great Britain. Plus live DJ & MC, charity auction of exclusive sports memorabilia, stalls & celebrity guest appearances.
£25-£35
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Sun 14 Sept, 8pm
Fat Cat Comedy Club
See www.fatcatcomedyclub.com for line-up.
£12
Wed 17 Sept, 7.30pm
Georgie Fame in Concert
Georgie, with his much loved blend of Jazz and Rhythm & Blues, is an icon of the British music scene, with more than twenty albums and fourteen hit singles, including the Number 1’s: Yeh Yeh, Getaway and The Ballad of Bonnie and Clyde. Add to this a long list of collaborations with some of music’s most famous names: Muddy Waters, Gene Vincent, Bill Wyman, Eric Clapton and Van Morrison, amongst many others.
£22
Thu 18 Sept, 8pm
Nik Kershaw
Celebrating the 30th anniversary of his first chart success, with songs such as Wouldn’t it Be Good, I Won’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me and The Riddle, Nik will perform songs and stories from his career and take (potentially) awkward questions from the audience. This is a rare opportunity to experience an intimate evening with the man, famously described by Elton John as, “the best song writer of a generation”.
£20adv/£22door
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Fri 19 Sept 4pm-6pm
BurySOUND Unplugged
Local young musicians performing in the bar
Free
Fri 19 Sept, 7.30pm
Les McKeown’s Bay City Rollers
Grab your tartan scarf, squeeze into your flares and enjoy hit songs such as Bye Bye Baby, Shang A Lang, Summer Love Sensation and Give A Little Love in this night of fun and nostalgia.
£19.50
Mon 22 Sept, 7.30pm
Martin Carthy & Dave Swarbrick
For more than 40 years Martin Carthy has been one of folk music’s greatest innovators and best loved figures, recently acknowledged with a Lifetime Achievement Award at BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2014.
Dave Swarbrick of Fairport Convention first teamed up with Martin Carthy in 1966. Today, their experienced approach lacks none of the fervour of their early days, and brings a maturity born of many years living with the music that is an integral part of their beings. All the old skills are demonstrated with a new collection of traditional songs and instrumentals.
£16 / £5 U25s
Wed 24 Sept, 8pm
Albert Lee & Hogan’s Heroes
Albert Lee, by common consent one of the world’s finest guitar-players, needs no introduction to Country Music & Rock fans. He has worked with some of the world’s top artists, from Emmylou Harris to the Everly Brothers, Dolly Parton to Eric Clapton and is also a member of Bill Wyman’s Rhythm Kings.
Hogan’s Heroes features some of the top musicians in the UK.
£22
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Thu 25 Sept, 4pm-7pm
Student Shopping Fest
Discounts and offers in the arc, plus live DJs & entertainment in The Apex.
Free
Fri 26 Sept, 8pm
An Evening of Burlesque
Enjoy an all-new riotous romp into the bizarre world of burlesque and cutting-edge variety. Sashaying Royal Academy-trained beauties slip into exotic character as smoothly as they slip out of gloriously exotic couture costumes. It’s the slickest, wickedly wittiest, most delightfully choreographed cabaret spectacular of the year.
£21
Sun 28 Sept, 7.30pm
The Back to Basie Orchestra
Directed by trumpeter Paul Lacey, the Orchestra features top London session musicians and jazz soloists all dedicated to playing the music of Count Basie’s second great orchestra in the 1950s and 1960s. The band captures the sound and spirit of the legendary ‘Swingin’ Machine’. Voted best Big Band in the British Jazz Awards 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010 & 2011.
£18 (£16conc) £5 U25s
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