“The Pub Landlord thought it was a lock-in, not lockdown” – how AL MURRAY weathered COVID
Al Murray, aka the Pub Landlord, has returned to the fray post-lockdown to mull the topics of the day, with two south Wales dates on a big UK tour.
Al Murray, aka the Pub Landlord, has returned to the fray post-lockdown to mull the topics of the day, with two south Wales dates on a big UK tour.
Carl Marsh speaks to Swansea-based siblings Anthony and Kel Matsena, whose charged, eclectic dance theatre work is making big waves of late.
Joseph And The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat’s current tour brings rising West End star Jac Yarrow back to his old stomping ground at the New Theatre this month.
As Wales' first crime writers' festival Gwyl Crime Cymru returns this month, Billie Ingram Sofokleous found out what to expect from the cloak and dagger lovers' event.
During his visit to the recent Swansea Comic & Gaming Convention, Gwil Williams spoke with a few fellow cosplayers about their love of the art.
In between a tight schedule for her biggest comedy tour yet (coming to Cardiff in May), Bianca Del Rio talks post-pandemic comedy, All Stars 7, and her unexpected love of Greggs.
Listen, watch or read our conversation with Meg Fretwell of Panic Shack, as they ascend the music industry ladder.
With the seventh album still warm on the shelves, Metronomy are taking it on tour. A Cardiff stop off was the prompt for Carl Marsh to talk to bandleader Joe Mount.
With a show at St David’s Hall in Cardiff included in the Greatest Hits tour, Carl Marsh grabbed a quick word with Wet Wet Wet frontman, Marti Pellow.
Self-styled “author returning to escapism” Melanie Blake was a go-nowhere schoolgirl, but the runaway success of Ruthless Women changed all of that.
Familiar TV face, ideological lightning rod and sound geezer Nish Kumar is in the midst of a very long tour, titled Your Power, Your Control, which visits Brecon and Cardiff over Easter.
With the newly-streaming Bull, Neil Maskell is back doing what he does best. Except, as Carl Marsh observed, with even more violence.
These glamtastic Glaswegians caught Carl Marsh’s ear with their recently released debut album Unlearning, so much so that he had to find out how they go about their biz.
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.
Cardiff lad and 2017 Voice bronze medallist Jamie Miller has gone places in every sense since his onscreen moment. As he gears up for a bumper 2022, Carl Marsh spoke to him.
Ray Mears is once again stepping out of the screen and going on tour, titled We Are Nature - which includes dates in Aberystwyth and Brecon.
Ahead of their first show in Cardiff since 2015, Killing Joke frontman and sometime classical maestro Jaz Coleman speaks to Buzz’s Carl Marsh.
Some start from song ideas, some from jams. We like to jam more than anything, so we just meet up and play.
With the question “Where do I belong?” more pertinent than ever, this theatre show – on at Cardiff’s Chapter Arts Centre on Tue 22 Mar – deals with belonging, change, cultural differences, heritage, homesickness, identity, love, loss, migration and tradition.
Carl Marsh hears the distant call of the Hottest New Band klaxon and springs into action to interview viral indie duo Wet Leg, whose debut album follows a Cardiff 6 Music gig in April.
Anthem promises wind machines, key changes and finalists from every corner of Wales getting ready to battle in the nation’s biggest TV singing competition.
Not only do Chroma have a 6 Music Festival Fringe gig and a long-awaited debut album in the pipeline, but they have also become ambassadors for the Back To Live Music Venue Prize.
Ahead of his new tour Freedom, South African dance star Johannes Radebe tells Sarah-Jane Outten how the idea was developed, how much it means to him personally and the importance of his Strictly Come Dancing success.
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