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.

Haverhill Choral Society has changed its name to the Haverhill Singers.

A Haverhill father and son wowed the judges and audience at a premier brass music competition, where they both came away with trophies - and set a new record.

A charity music festival in memory of much-loved Haverhill musician Peter James is expanding its events to raise funds for the 2018 festival.

Crazy For You, Theatre Royal Norwich

Two Haverhill bands are included on Volume 2 of a charity compilation album featuring artists from the Cambridge area.

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.

Haverhill bands Umbrella Assassins and Three Screaming Popes are included on a new compilation album due out this week.

St Peter’s in Sudbury will host the Birmingham Philharmonic Orchestra on Sunday at 3pm.

Rehearsals are under way for Haverhill Choral Society’s Spring Concert on Saturday, April 8, at Haverhill’s Old Independent Church starting at 7.30 pm.

Ahead of their appearance in Heat Five of BurySOUND, Catherine Neilson caught up with Ely alternative rock four piece, Saltfen. The band are made up of Tom Woolner, Alec Woolner, Tom Hall and John Kirby. Here’s what they had to say…

LeeStock Music Festival in Long Melford has added a further act to its lineup for the festival at the end of May.

Chart-topping singer/songwriter Newton Faulkner is to headline this year’s LeeStock Music Festival in Long Melford.

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.

The Sudbury Festival of Performing Arts programme is now available.

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.