Any over 30s nightclubs in Norwich ??

My nightclub days are long gone, most of the clubs are on Prince Of Wales Road, but yes they're all teenage hell holes with violence common and what seems increasing amount of attacks on women.  I'd highly reccommend the Riverbank all you can eat Chinese at riverside, there's all the other 'popular' eateries there too, Odeon IMAX and The Queen of Iceni (weatherspoons) which ain't actually too bad.  S

cheers.... I was afraid you were going to say something like that :)  I cant find a single review of anywhere worth visiting.

Tombs Nightclub, over 25s only

https://www.facebook.com/events/503058639869456/

You shouldn't be going to nightclubs if you're over 30!!!

fashion fever's ya man for this task

I don't know.. but here's 'The Farmers Boys'.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8F0UR3AMRDA

Chicago down prince of wales(pronounced Shucargooos by the locals) is famed for being full of over 30s on the pull. That said I would still class it as a sh!t hole.  80s and 90s nights at the Waterfront were usually full of older clubbers as opposed to Mercy etc.  Being close to a residential area the owners preferred it that way as underage drinking/any aggro would put their licence in jeopardy.

Ta.  Just wanted to find somewhere that might play some indie , grunge , rock , anything but teeny bop carp from the last 15 years.   Any decent live music venues round there ?

The brickmakers isn't in the city centre. It is however a rock venue pub with a live act most nights and often free.  Otherwise its a case of checking out what's on at The Waterfront or The Norwich Arts Centre (annual winner of the NME best small live venue in the East, although I imagine competition is scarce).

For a nice drink
The Belgian Monk has great Belgian beers to savour.
Just watch the AVR as they go up to 12% alc.

ABV ^^

Belgian Monk is very good and I also like The Fat Cat but that's some way out of the City Centre although close to me as I live in new costessey (nu cozzee)

Its also the very popular beer festival at St Andrews & Blackfriars Hall next week from 26th October, live music and its supposed to be a do not miss for most people(as I no longer drink booze I don't go).

that sounds more like it , thanks.

Norwich arts centre actually won the UK's best small venue in NME and it is a fab venue. Well worth a visit.

I wasn't knocking the NAC, been there many a time, more recently for comedy events where many names do a £10 1 hour turn before a full tour to test new material.  Although I did see the Manic Street Preachers there in 1991 for £2!

A year before that I saw some group called Nirvana at The Waterfront!

The Blue Oyster is popular with leather trouser-clad men who are mainly over 30

only place is chicagos if you want somwehere busy, usual friday/saturday night haunt, age group 30-50, odds on to pull, packed between 11pm-2am, 10 mins walk from train station

£5 to get in drinks usual bar prices

music 80s to up to date chart

others gaffs are teeny boppers or dead

sugar and spice opposite if you want a lapdance adterwards, extremley fit women open till 5am

No ZZ, if he wants that sort of thing he needs The Loft or The Castle Pub.

Errrrrrrr, so I am told.

Watch out for the school for the deaf there - can be very noisy.