SIMPLE MINDS frontman Jim Kerr on 45 years of high standards and riffs by the pound
Two years after Simple Minds were initially due to play Cardiff, it’s finally happening. That’s Carl Marsh’s cue to have a chat with frontman Jim Kerr.
Two years after Simple Minds were initially due to play Cardiff, it’s finally happening. That’s Carl Marsh’s cue to have a chat with frontman Jim Kerr.
Give Me The Future, implores the title of the new album by Bastille. Their immediate future includes a show at Cardiff’s Motorpoint Arena, which they talk to Carl Marsh about, amongst other things.
Supporting an album released in 2020, west Wales' Bryde brings her dramatic indie folk rock to Cardiff once more.
6 Music took over Cardiff last weekend, and we were there to lap it all up! Here are the best of what the festival had to offer, from Pixies, Little Simz, Bloc Party, Wet Leg and more.
BBC 6 Music has provided Cardiff with a long weekend fuelled by a variety of outstanding acts, including closer Father John Misty.
As part of the 6 Music Festival, Wet Leg, Self Esteem and Johnny Marr lit up the Great Hall at Cardiff University on Sunday
Saturday evening saw 6 Music Festival St Davids Hall host headliners Khruangbin, a band all the way from Texas with a unique, globally-inspired sound.
There was an air about the 2,000-seated capacity St. David's Hall as 2022 BRIT award winner Little Simz took to the stage to headline this 6 Music Festival show.
Bloc Party, Sports Team and Beabadoobee contribute to the electrifying atmosphere of the 6 Music Festival in Cardiff over the weekend.
Having postponed this Motorpoint Arena Cardiff show three times, Bristol’s Idles finally took to the stage in front of a sold-out crowd.
The BBC 6 Music Festival has started and acts from the long-established to the up-and-coming have congregated in Cardifffor a celebration of music.
Three under-the-radar artists championed by BBC 6 Music came to the Welsh capital to warm up the crowd at the start of the festival weekend.
At the Tramshed on the opening night of Cardiff's 6 Music Festival, DJ sets from Sherelle, Overmono, Afrodeutsche, Tom Ravenscroft and Elkka range from 90s house revivalism to high-BPM hardcore and jungle.
Everything Everything wasted no time in catapulting the crowd into their universe of bizarre lyrics and eclectic hooks at the Tramshed in Cardiff.
Clwb Ifor Bach welcomed in the Horizons x BBC Introducing 6 Festival last night with a bang.
Watching Dream Wife explode into action and maintain an impossible momentum for more than an hour is simultaneously exhausting and invigorating.
Ahead of their first show in Cardiff since 2015, Killing Joke frontman and sometime classical maestro Jaz Coleman speaks to Buzz’s Carl Marsh.
So much for So Much For The 30 Year Plan, the name of Therapy?’s celebratory tour (and also the title of their official biography). Postponed by the pandemic, it’s twice been rebranded as a result.
There’s a slight feeling in the air tonight that Tom Walker seems out of place here in Swansea’s Sin City.
“I love daisies! I love daisies! I love pushin’ up your favourite daisies!” De La Soul MC Pos declared, over 30 years ago, in the build-up to the first verse of D.A.I.S.Y Age.
It’s not often you’d want the roof blown off a brand new building, but that’s what Brighton duo Royal Blood did on Saturday night at Swansea Arena.
Expectations for Stormzy's debut arena tour are sky-high. Fortunately for Cardiff, he rises to the occasion with buckets of pent-up energy.
Having already held prominent support slots on arena tours, now is the time for one of the most underrated rock bands worldwide to take that stage in their own right.
Brighton rockers Yonaka kept the energy levels high til the very end of their storming Cardiff gig on Tuesday.
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