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.
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LLAIS: five shows to catch over six days at the WMC
Rounding out the end of festival season is the WMC's Llais, with a lineup of boundary-pushing musicians that range from Geordie Greep to Joan As Policewoman.
Hip-hop artist ANDREW OGUN lyricises gravity of human experience in first poetry collection SLINGSHOT
A well-paced and arresting debut, Andrew Ogun’s poetry collection Slingshot is a series of meditations on men’s mental health, race and family ties.
“My first time onstage was a rush I’ve been pursuing ever since” – blues-rocker SAMANTHA FISH interviewed
Now based in New Orleans, Kansas City native Samantha Fish returns to Cardiff this month during her UK tour, and chatted to Colin Palmer while in Los Angeles.
Laughter by the sea: ABERYSTWYTH COMEDY FEST brings big names to mid-Wales again
Now in its sixth year, the Aberystwyth Comedy Festival brings four back-to-back days of comedy to venues across this charming seafront town.
SLINGSHOT: Newport’s ANDREW OGUN shoots for the heart with debut poetry collection
Newport's Andrew Ogun, known for his hip-hop career and Agent For Change role at Arts Wales, tells us about the inspiration behind his first poetry book.
“I don’t think we can be accused of it playing it safe” – Ones to watch: BABY SCHILLACI
Throwing shade at TED talkers and empty anti-establishment standpoints, Tom Richards of Baby Schillaci opens up on the frantic postpunk sound of the band's debut album.
FFOTO CYMRU 2024: shaping the future of photography across Wales
Running throughout October, Cardiff’s Ffotogallery presents Ffoto Cymru, a brand-new international photography festival spanning venues across Wales.
New Welsh music you may have missed in September, from sleep-cycle jazz-folk to shortwave Powys radio signals
This month Wales is rocking raving, jazzing, and jangling its guitars, which is where Noel Gardner swoops down to roundup the best new Welsh music you may have missed this September.
Russ Williams’ WHERE THE FOLK: a lively exploration of Welsh myths and legends
Russ Williams' Where The Folk blends humor, history, and mythology to offer a vibrant look into Welsh folklore in a modern-day context.
DOM JOLY explores the weird world of conspiracies in Newport
Hitting Newport’s Riverfront this month, Dom Joly’s new live show Conspiracy finds the onetime Trigger Happy TV man debunking – or not – some of the weirder conspiracy theories out there.
Take 5: LEFTFIELD & ORBITAL’s top songs
Get to know the music of electronic juggernauts Leftfield and Orbital before they grace the stage in co-headlining harmony in Cardiff.