BLACK STONE CHERRY return to Cardiff in all-out kickass mode
Interlacing hits with songs from their latest album in the Utilita Arena, Black Stone Cherry are one of the all-time great exponents of that sweet thing we call rock’n’roll.
Interlacing hits with songs from their latest album in the Utilita Arena, Black Stone Cherry are one of the all-time great exponents of that sweet thing we call rock’n’roll.
Rosalie Cunningham delivered a charismatic, musically rich performance at Acapela Cardiff, blending solo work with Purson nostalgia.
Joachim Cooder’s soulful live show in Cardiff blended accoustic blues, heartfelt stories, and electric mbira melodies that charmed the crowd.
The Crying Out Of Things by The Body—a harrowing yet immersive experience blending distortion, samples, and vocals into existential sonic art.
Lancaster’s Massive Wagons deliver their seventh album, Earth To Grace, blending classic rock vibes with mixed results for devoted fans of the new classic rock wave.
Leeds’ Thank unleashes I Have A Physical Body That Can Be Harmed, a noisy, sharp-witted album that punches hard while delivering deadpan humour.
Lovestruck, a party game inspired by dating shows, offers quirky characters and fast-paced fun for 5–10 players. Perfect for your game night rotation.
Aberdare’s Vegan Coffi House is a cosy oasis with vintage decor, mouthwatering plant-based treats; dog-friendly and perfect for afternoon tea or a light meal.
On Mysticism by Simon Critchley offers a reflective exploration into mysticism and its place in contemporary culture, blending philosophy and spiritual insight.
Featuring two guitars, bass, keys, drums and violin, Man/Woman/Chainsaw can sound delicate and orchestral, but in the swing of things, are pretty with a side of ferociousness.
UK electronic legends Orbital curate A Beginner’s Guide, pairing iconic tracks with new gems like Dirty Rat for both newcomers and loyal fans.
Ingvild Rishøi’s Brightly Shining tells a poignant story of resilience and family love, making for a powerful holiday read.
Thee Alcoholics brought raw energy to Cardiff with Cemetery Dogs and I Am Drug, delivering a night of fuzzy chaos and grassroots brilliance.
Whitney Houston’s 1994 Durban concert, now available in album form, showcases her unmatched vocal talent in a stirring celebration of a new South Africa.
She’s Always Hungry by Eliza Clark weaves humour and darkness together to examine human nature and contemporary struggles.
Music critic Rob Sheffield explores Taylor Swift’s profound impact on pop culture in Heartbreak Is The National Anthem, a heartfelt homage for dedicated Swifties.
Derek Jarman’s early works in A Finger In The Fishes Mouth offer a rare glimpse into his poetic and artistic beginnings, lovingly preserved in this special reissue.
Alan Sparhawk delivers a raw, poignant solo performance Cardiff—a moving night of cathartic music and heartfelt tribute, marking two years since Mimi Parker’s passing.
WNO Orchestra’s American and Schubert classics, featuring Nicky Spence, made for a night of joyous melodies and rich traditions in Cardiff.
Peter Hook & The Light’s powerful Cardiff show as they pay homage to Joy Division and New Order with unforgettable classics.
Blossoms bring their indie charm and new album Gary to life in Cardiff’s Great Hall, delivering an unforgettable performance.
In Shattered, Hanif Kureishi offers an unflinching look at life after tragedy, filled with humour, resilience, and deep human connection.
I Blow Out Big Candles by Freak Slug pairs melancholic beats with an understated vocal style. A unique indie album with highs and lows.
Tessa Hadley’s The Party immerses readers in postwar Bristol with a tale of love, mystery, and youthful longing.