KATE NASH Q&A | LIVE PREVIEW
A Preview and Q&A ahead of Kate Nash's appearance in Cardiff.
Danish band, Efterklang deliver an accomplished set on their latest UK tour.
Featuring some of the best West End singers to date, The Masters of The House Sing The Musicals is a celebration of some of the most memorable songs in musical theatre.
It's music meets theatre but not a leg-warmer in sight. Quality.
The show comes as an early Christmas treat, with Kate and co. offering a sprinkling of newer tracks from her latest (and first entirely self-penned) album Make The Light
Arcade Fire tour with eight talented musicians, but there are no solos or displays of instrumental virtuosity. Instead, they work to create a highly-distinctive wall-of-sound
There is little that composer, pianist, band-leader and broadcaster Jools Holland is unable to achieve musically-speaking.
It might have been her debut show in Wales, but judging by the raptuous reception the singer received as she left the stage, it definitely won’t be her last.
It's becoming a cliché in Cardiff to say that Paper Aeroplanes are about to take off, but on the evidence of this concert it’s hard not to agree.
While most girls in their late teens are still wondering what their future holds, 18-year-old Gabrielle Aplin has already built a profession, that has got off to a flying start.
Manic Street Preachers stormed through the Newport Centre with a stunning set spanning their entire career; proving that they are as crucial to the 2,000 devotees in attendance as ever.
Thursday Oct 8 The round table kicked off with Jarvis, Richard and Duane appearing very relaxed and looking forward to the gig. Duane …
It’s not often you see bellydancing performed to the sound of a huge Odaiko drum...
One of the most familiar faces on British television and the West End, John Barrowman, will be performing live at Cardiff’s International Arena for one night only
Half the audience walked out of this gig almost as quickly as it sold out last month - but it was their loss, writes Noel Gardner.
Clips from the five bands competing to open Green Man festival this August
Jonah Matranga is an eclectic musician so taken with the idea of music as conversation that he makes personalised recordings for fans.
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