From David Bowie in a city centre cellar to Nirvana in a club near Anglia Square, Norwich has hosted unforgettable gigs in venues that have long since disappeared.

These are five of the lost venues whose names still surface whenever people compare their most memorable nights out.

Where: Red Lion Street

Beryl Bryden at the Cellar Club under the Orford Arms in 1958 (Image: Newsquest)

For many, the cellar beneath the former Orford Arms is the great Norwich music landmark.

It began as a jazz and skiffle club in 1957, then became a focal point for the city’s 1960s beat scene before closing in 1974.

David Bowie, Cream and the Jimi Hendrix Experience are among the major names associated with the tiny........

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