title	The Bressingham Band Night, Bressingham Steam Museum, Norfolk - 5th October 2019
intro	Nosher spots that a band we'd seen and really liked at the Nelson Head beer festival in Horsey a few weeks before - Little Red Kings - were playing at the Bressingham Band Night, a previously-unknown-to-us event which is now in its eight year. We cycle over to the venue, which is only about four miles away, but there don't seem to be too many people around. However, over the next hour the place really fills up and it feels like quite a happening, if somewhat secret, event. It's a curious venue, set in a mock Dads Army street (literally) in the Steam Museum, but it all seems to work, and ends up being a great night with some really good bands. There's even a good choice of four real ales on, which is a bonus, as well as free rides on the Victorian gallopers.
imgp6680	Dr Mothrod kick the night off
imgp6681	Yellow back lights
imgp6683	Guitar and keyboards action
imgp6691	The beer glass says it all
imgp6698	A big hair moment
imgp6703	The Desert Sleds are up next
imgp6714	The Desert Sleds on stage
imgp6720	It really is a mocked-up Walmington on Sea
imgp6742	A crowd of people hang around outside 
imgp6746	There are free rides on the gallopers
imgp6776	Close up, the horses look a bit horror-film
imgp6794	Jason Wick of Little Red Kings
imgp6822	Jason on guitar
imgp6835	More guitar action
imgp6842	The Bass player, Ben Beach
imgp6854	The hirsute Dougie Archer
imgp6873	Little Red Kings
imgp6878	Bass action, and a bit of Harry Wickham on drums
imgp6884	There's a Francis Rossi/Rick Parfitt moment
imgp6890	Dougie Archer
imgp6903	Rock and roll hair
imgp6910	The finale act - the Mighty Flux - do their thing
imgp6915	Dry ice moment
imgp6916	Hands up for the crowd
imgp6921	Isobel in the crowd
imgp6923	It's almost like an impressionist painting
imgp6927	The Mighty Flux on stage