An intimate evening of songs, stories and silliness in the company of Nik Kershaw.

Nik Kershaw exploded onto the UK pop scene in 1984. A string of global hit singles including ‘Wouldn’t it Be Good’, ‘The Riddle’ and ‘I Won’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me’ saw him languish for 62 weeks on the UK Singles Chart, making him the UK's biggest selling solo artist that year. In 1985, he performed at Live Aid. After stepping out of the limelight to concentrate on writing and producing, Nik wrote Chesney Hawkes’s ‘The One and Only’ and collaborated with Elton John, Lulu, Petula Clark, The Hollies, Ronan Keating, Jason Donovan, Let Loose, Sia, Imogen Heap, Gary Barlow and Bonnie Tyler. 

In 1998, Nik returned to performing and has been crafting critically acclaimed albums ever since. Now he’s ready to look back with an intimate evening to coincide with the release of his new book. Expect songs, stories, and silliness from one of the nation’s most-loved performers.

Doors open: 7pm
Event: 7:30pm - approx. 9:30pm
Running times are appoximate and subject to change.

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Specific set times are only made available on the day of the event, please check the venue’s website page for the most up to date information.

All ages, under 14s must be accompanied by an adult.

This is a seated event and is allocated on a first come first serve basis. You cannot reserve a seat prior to the doors opening for any reason. If you have any specific seating requirements, please let a member of staff know on the night and they will be happy to help.

If you require a carer or personal assistant, this person can come in for free without a ticket. So long as you have a ticket for yourself, and you can provide proof of disability when you arrive. See a list of accepted forms of proof on the venue’s Visit page. No prior reservation required.

Refunds are not available for this event; you are welcome to re-sell tickets yourself on third party sites like TicketSwap.com

All regular venue policies apply to this event.

Description

Epic Studios stands as a pivotal cultural asset on Magdalen Street, Norwich, a multi-functional facility that has evolved from its roots as a former ITV broadcast studio into a dynamic live events hub for East Anglia. It serves as a significant regional platform, hosting a diverse array of gatherings that contribute to the city's vibrant cultural landscape.

Within its walls, the repurposed studio space retains an industrial grandeur, yet is transformed by a sophisticated technical infrastructure. The air often carries the subtle scent of polished concrete and fresh paint, mingling with the hum of anticipation before a performance, all underscored by the crisp, powerful delivery of its renowned sound system.

Practical considerations are well-addressed, ensuring broad access for patrons. Lifts and ramps facilitate movement throughout the venue, and flexible seating arrangements can be provided for various events. A fully stocked bar ensures refreshments are readily available, complementing the experience.

The venue's calendar is consistently populated with a broad spectrum of engagements, from live music performances and stand-up comedy to insightful talks, competitive sports events, and lively club nights. It also accommodates business conferences and private functions, demonstrating its versatility as a premier destination.