Buzz Magazine
What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
Bando!, a new, mixed-arts storytelling collective, are bringing their first tour to Wales this month with Y Llyn – a bilingual retelling of the legend of Llyn Y Fan Fach.
With Cardiff the first stop on his Bindependance Day tour, we chat to the receptacle-headed political satirist and occasional electoral candidate Count Binface.
Born and raised in Aberdare, Laura Evans is making a name for herself across genres from blues and soul to Americana. We caught up with her ahead of a UK solo tour.
One of the UK’s most prolific actors of stage and screen, the sky is still the limit for Ely girl Rakie Ayola, who is about to ascend to Mount Olympus as Persephone for Netflix series Kaos.
The folks behind Cardiff Cabaret Club are embarking on their biggest undertaking yet: a multi-day festival taking them back to their origins, almost 20 years ago.
Contemporary circus company NoFit State embarks on a UK tour of their latest outdoor production featuring only UK-grown bamboo and human bodies.
Welsh actor and film producer Craig Russell regales us with the epic struggle to get his horror movie Protein to the big screen.
This year, Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru bring Brên. Calon. Fi. to the National Eisteddfod in Pontypridd. Actor Lowri Morgan tells us about her character, Fi.
Welsh Ballroom Community founder Leighton Rees Milan talks about the group’s dedication to honouring their legacy and their plans to throw Wales’ first-ever mini-ball.
Perry Wyatt, the founder of These Pages Sing, tells us about Wales’ newest literary magazine ahead of its inaugural issue and call for submissions.
One of five winning entries for this year’s Green Man Rising competition, Welsh language artist Mari Mathias will be bringing her elegant yet haunting voice to the festival.
Luke Maloney tells us how Dragon Scale Studios' latest game Set Sail! Arena went from university dream to fan fave.
Having upgraded Gorse from a pop-up and found a permanent home in Cardiff, esteemed and adventurous chef Tom Waters outlines his culinary philosophy.
Having just placed in the top 50 best steak restaurants in the world, owner and chef of Pasture Sam Elliot gives us the lowdown on his beefy baby in Cardiff city centre.
Newly reunited and visiting Cardiff on tour, we speak to Zamrock keyboardist for cult 70s group, WITCH.
Kiri Pritchard McLean adds foster parenting to both her personal life and on-stage material, including brand new tour Peacock.
Celyn Jones’ upcoming film Madfabulous paints his hometown in technicolour with a riotous ode to Henry Cyril Paget, 5th Marquis of Anglesey.
Find out what words of wisdom were exchanged on Welsh music history when authors Huw Stephens and Neil Collins got together to discuss their new books on the subject.
We speak to the director and real-life inspirations behind new LGBTQ+ working-class comedy musical film, Chuck Chuck Baby.
Marc Almond is back with new covers album I’m Not Anyone, a UK tour, and joie de vivre in his adopted Portugal home. Buzz had a chat with the British pop icon.
With one foot in the music world and the other in wildlife conservation, it’s only natural that the outside world plays such a central role in Brian Briggs’ songwriting for the band Stornoway.
Eve Davies caught up with backflip sensation Aston Merrygold and farmer-turned-pop-icon JB Gill ahead of their Cardiff Castle show on Sun 7 July.
Originally a living-room lockdown project, Cardiffian indie/dreampop quartet Half Happy found a receptive audience for their lush, expansive sound.
With Sker Ritual out now, Wales Interactive's Richard Pring discusses his determination to position the nation as a video game production heavyweight.
