Music

Bursting on to the scene at the start of 2016, the stripped back Sounds Like the Live Sessions makes a triumphant return to the Hunter Club, in Bury St Edmunds, on February 8.

After a hiatus for Christmas and New Year, Washing Machine returned to The Hunter Club, in Bury St Edmunds, on Saturday, January 14, with its first show of the year.

It is always exciting when BurySOUND kicks off and this year is certainly no exception.

Chris Ingham previews the best jazz gigs around the region this week (January13-20)

Chart-topping superstars Little Mix will return t Newmarket Racecourse this year following their sold-out 2016 show.

Tundra, a three-piece grunge punk band from Sudbury, are gearing up for an explosive 2017.

Ethereal electronic two piece, AMETHYSTS, have just released new track, Stones, the follow up single to My Love, as championed by BBC 6 Music’s Tom Robinson.

Chris Ingham previews the best jazz gigs around the region this weej (December 16-23).

Kate Jackson, former front woman of The Long Blondes, is returning to Bury’s Hunter Club with her new band, Kate Jackson & the Wrong Moves, to play Sounds Like the Live Sessions #10 on December 14.

Celebrate the music of Franki Valli and The Four Seasons with Frankie’s Guys.

SIAH, a 4-piece indie pop outfit from Bury St Edmunds, have recently recorded their debut single, Susie Smokes, and are currently in the stages of building up to its release.

Chris Ingham previews the best jazz gigs around the region this week (December 2-9)

CLAWS are returning to Bury St Edmunds after a European tour which saw them play shows across Germany, Italy, Austria and the Czech Republic.

Having hibernated for half a year, alternative-rock band Fortunato have returned in dramatic style with the surprise release of their new gender-defying single, Angel, which lyrically questions the social norm.

After an amazing debut EP and extremely busy summer, SuperGlu have returned with a new track.

Chris Ingham previews the best jazz gigs around the region this week (November 11-18).

Huckleberry Harrison is the brand new alias of indie-funk musician Sam Harrison, from Bury St Edmunds, whose combination of quirky lyricisms with laid-back indie beats and elastic melodies creates a unique sonic palette.

War Waves released their second album, All That We Lack, on October 7 – and it is definitely worth a listen.

The annual BurySOUND music competition has become a staple event in the local music calendar, giving fresh talent from in and around Suffolk the chance for exposure within their local music scene.

October 15 marks the five-year anniversary of Bury St Edmunds’ biggest live music club night, and what better way to celebrate than by doing what they do best, and putting on a gig?