Live at Norwich Arts Centre: Martin Harley
Wednesday, 18 November 2026 at Norwich Arts Centre, Norwich
About this event
On Wednesday, 18 November 2026, the Martin Harley concert comes to Norwich Arts Centre.
One of the UK's finest contemporary roots musicians - slide guitar master MARTIN HARLEY, live in Norwich.
Martin Harley is celebrated as “One of the UK’s finest contemporary roots musicians” (Guitarist Magazine) and a “slide guitar master” (Roots Magazine). For three decades, Harley has captivated audiences worldwide, recording albums in Texas, Nashville, and Wales. His spellbinding slide guitar style and ability to blend Americana, Blues, and Folk have earned him acclaim, including nominations for the Americana Music Awards Instrumentalist of the Year and Best Acoustic Blues Artist.
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Harley’s intimate and dynamic solo performances, paired with sold-out shows at iconic venues like London’s Union Chapel, and appearances at major festivals including Glastonbury and the Royal Albert Hall, showcase his remarkable talent. His music has featured on hit TV shows like The Vampire Diaries and Banshee and in live segments on PBS’s Music City Roots and VH1’s Big Morning Buzz.
His collaborations with luminaries like Jerry Douglas and Grammy winner Derek Mixon have further solidified his place in the roots music scene. Albums like Static in the Wires reached #2 on the iTunes Blues charts, and his latest release, Morning Sun, recorded at Airtight Studios with producer Nigel Stonier, features inventive percussion by Michael Blair and contributions from UK Americana standouts Mark Lewis and Chris (CJ) Hillman.
With heartfelt songwriting and masterful musicianship, Harley remains a pioneering force in contemporary roots music.
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About Martin Harley
Blues · Folk
Event details
- Date
- Wednesday, 18 November 2026
- Time
- 20:00 – 23:00 local time
- Venue
- Norwich Arts Centre
- Address
- St Benedicts Street, NR2 4PG, Norwich, United Kingdom
- Price
- Price not announced yet
- Category
- Concerts · Blues · Folk
Venue & getting there
St Benedicts Street, NR2 4PG, Norwich
How to get to Norwich Arts Centre
- Norwich City railway stationTrain320 m
4 min walk
Parking
4 car parks within walking distance, the closest 150 m away.
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Your visit to Norwich Arts Centre
- Date
- Wednesday, 18 November 2026
- Starts
- 20:00
- Getting there
- Norwich City railway station (train), 320 m – about 4 min on foot
- Parking
- 4 car parks within walking distance, the closest 150 m away
- Staying nearby
- 9 hotels within walking distance; the closest is St Benedicts Apartments (30 m)
Every upcoming Martin Harley date
- Martin HarleyThe Cluny 2, Newcastle upon Tyne
Good to know
When is the Martin Harley concert?
The Martin Harley concert takes place on Wednesday, 18 November 2026 at 20:00 local time.
Where is the Martin Harley concert held?
Venue: Norwich Arts Centre, St Benedicts Street, NR2 4PG, Norwich, United Kingdom.
How much are tickets for the Martin Harley concert?
Prices have not been published yet. Follow the ticket link for the latest information from the official seller.
Where can I buy tickets for the Martin Harley concert?
Tickets are sold through the official listing linked on this page, where you can check availability and the final price.
How do I get to Norwich Arts Centre by public transport?
The closest stop is Norwich City railway station (train), 320 m from Norwich Arts Centre – roughly 4 minutes on foot.
Can I park near Norwich Arts Centre?
There are 4 car parks within walking distance; the nearest is 150 m away.
Where else is Martin Harley performing?
Martin Harley also has one more date coming up, for example Newcastle upon Tyne (26 Nov 2026).
