Songs from the half-century: an audience with CHRIS DIFFORD of SQUEEZE
Fifty years after forming in south London, UK pop institution Squeeze have two new albums coming up, preceded by an extensive UK tour, which Chris Difford tells us all about.
North Wales
THE CRAZY WORLD OF ARTHUR BROWN: the God of Hellfire lights a psychedelic blaze in Cardiff
1960s rock icon Arthur Brown - aka the God of Hellfire - ignites crowds live in Cardiff.
WNO’s new era: ADELE THOMAS returns to Wales with bold take on RIGOLETTO
Welsh National Opera’s new general director Adele Thomas tells us about her return to Wales and fresh take on Verdi's Rigoletto.
THE ALARM go on nostalgic dive into 80s pop, but does MUSIC TELEVISION hit the right notes?
Welsh pop-rockers The Alarm’s latest offering Music Television kicks off with a version of Dire Straits’ Money For Nothing, setting the tone for a hit and miss album.
Celyn Jones’ MADFABULOUS: Anglesey’s eccentric Marquis to get film treatment
Celyn Jones’ upcoming film Madfabulous paints his hometown in technicolour with a riotous ode to Henry Cyril Paget, 5th Marquis of Anglesey.
The real-life stories behind fantastical new film CHUCK CHUCK BABY
We speak to the director and real-life inspirations behind new LGBTQ+ working-class comedy musical film, Chuck Chuck Baby.
Take 5: SUEDE – their top five songs
As they return to Wales on a co-headline tour with the Manic Street Preachers, we count down Suede's top five tracks.
Tale across time, north Walian book GLASS HOUSES – a gripping, cinematic page-turner
The second novel from north Wales-born Francesca Reece, Glass Houses’ is a novel of belonging, figuring out what home means to us, and the unique pride of being of a certain place.
“There’s always been a mysterious aspect to Welsh music” – One to watch: WORLDCUB
With their Back To The Beginning album and an appearance at Wrexham’s FOCUS Wales this month, we get to know Eyri-based psych project Worldcub more.