Hotly tipped American rock band Sunflower Bean are set to play Norwich’s Open
Sunflower Bean are set to play Norwich Open - Credit: Archant
This American rock trio have been together for five years, but it is only now, with the release of their second album, that they are starting to create a real buzz in the UK.
Their recent singles, including the brilliantly catchy 'I Was a Fool', have picked up some decent radio airtime, with BBC Radio6 in particular heavily championing the band.
This Monday (26) they come to the fine city for a gig at Norwich Open. They're unlikely to be playing venues of this size for long so it's well worth getting along.
The gig follows hot on the heels of the release of their second full album, 'Twentytwo In Blue', which has received rave reviews in the UK press.
Here's what The Daily Telegraph said: 'If rock 'n' roll is dead nobody has told Sunflower Bean. The young New York trio are a group to fall in love with, a perfectly balanced unit that combines the prime rock elements of drums, bass and guitar, with characterful vocals. They do melodies and attitude; swagger and sensuousness.'
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You get the picture and not only do they sound great, they look the picture to.
If you want to be ahead of the curve and you enjoy watching bands that are on the verge of breakthrough, then this is the gig for you.
Tickets at opennorwich.org.uk
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