A live six-piece fusion of 1920s swing and electro beats, mixing rock, electronica, house and rock n roll, with a free support act.
The Electric Swing Circus play Norwich Arts Centre on Saturday 5 December, with a free support act opening the night. It's a standing-only show, so you'll be on your feet for the whole thing.
They're a six-piece live band, and the sound is exactly what the name suggests: 1920s swing mashed up with heavy electro beats. It's not just those two, though. They pull in rock, electronica, house, big beat and rock n roll, so the set jumps between eras and styles rather than sticking to one lane. The swing provides the melody and the brass, and the electro handles the low end, with the other genres filling in the gaps. It's a full band on stage, not a DJ set, so you're hearing the whole thing played live.
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If you're a NAC Supporter, you'll save between £1.50 and £3.50 on your ticket and get 10% off at the bar. For under-26s, entry is free. Otherwise, tickets start from £17 for Supporters and £19.50 in advance for the concourse. The show starts at 20:00, with the venue open from 19:00, and there's a free support act to warm things up before the main set.
