Live gig by the four-piece band Lithium, mixing old and modern rock, indie and ska, at Louis Marchesi.
Lithium are playing Louis Marchesi on Saturday 17 October, with the set running from 21:00 to 23:50. It's a single-band bill, so they'll be taking up the whole night.
If you're not familiar with them, Lithium is a four-piece band whose members share a passion for music, and that comes through in the range they cover. They play a mix of old and modern rock, indie and ska, so the set should pull from a fair few different places rather than sticking to one sound. It's the kind of bill where you'll hear a bit of everything across the evening.
They describe their own sound as Britpop, indie and ska, and that's a good shorthand for what to expect. The Britpop side points to the guitar-driven, melodic side of things; the indie keeps it rooted in that sort of guitar-band territory; and the ska brings in the off-beat rhythms and a bit of a danceable edge. When you put them together, you get a set that moves between those styles rather than settling on just one.
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It's a late one, with the music starting at 21:00 and running until nearly midnight, so you've got a full evening of them. You'll find them at Louis Marchesi, 17 Tombland, in the heart of Norwich.
