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Jeremy Johnson, Rosali, Deadsoul Festival, Langkamer and Fusion all performing in Ipswich this week

Brighten the Corners' Sadie Rycraft reviews last week's best live music performances in Ipswich and gives you the low-down on this week's must-see gigs.

Last week's highlights

Friday, 1st November

Broken Calling at The Smokehouse

Broken Calling delivered an electrifying electro-nu-metal show, with Down To A Deathmatch and Arms To Oblivion setting the tone for an intense night.

Wrekt at The Baths

Wrekt brought Ipswich a night of Drum & Bass and Jungle, powered by Redeye Records and Function Records, reviving the scene with sets by DJ Storm and Charla Green.

Charla Green, Wrekt at The Baths in Ipswich
Charla Green, Wrekt at The Baths in Ipswich(Boo)

The Riot: Halloween Special at St Stephen’s Church

The Halloween Special at The Riot turned St Stephen’s Church into a rock and metal celebration with DJs Stevo and Ed leading the charge.

Saturday, 2nd November

Dirty/DC at The Baths

Dirty/DC delivered a powerful AC/DC tribute show, with fans singing along to hits from both Bon Scott and Brian Johnson eras.

Monday 4th November

The Hunna at The Baths

One of the UK’s great modern rock bands, The Hunna – with a golden reputation for crafting instant rock anthems – headlined The Baths for a sold-out show yesterday evening. Support came from Americana-inspired Manchester 5-piece Denver County Council and groovy electro-pop duo KuleeAngee.

Coming up this week

Friday, 8th November

Saturday, 9th November

This week is packed with unforgettable live music across Ipswich's top venues! Mark your calendars and grab your tickets while you still can.

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