Dogshow, two brothers dressed as poodles who fuse live techno and rave with real instruments, play the Norwich Arts Centre.
Dogshow play Norwich Arts Centre on Thursday 5 November, presented by PONY UP. They're two brothers who perform dressed as poodles, fusing live techno and rave with real instruments. The show is part space-age cabaret, part canine cult, and they describe it as an animalistic 'howling at the moon' ceremony conducted from a battery-powered Dog Trolley parked in the middle of the audience.
They've built their following on viral videos, and since forming after lockdown they've become a word-of-mouth sensation. They've played main stages at festivals including Camp Bestival, Glastonbury Shangri-la, Boomtown and Shambala, and have grown a reputation across Germany and wider Europe. Rob Da Bank called their show 'the highlight of the weekend'.
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It's a Thursday night at the NAC, so you'll have the choice of heading in early or just turning up closer to the start. Doors open at 7pm, and the show kicks off at 8pm. Tickets start from £9, with a supporter price of £9 and a concession of £10.50, and it's free for under 26s.
