Buzz Magazine
What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
Anyone in Cardiff last Friday could be forgiven for thinking the city centre was being invaded by a menacing horde of 6 Music dads; in fact, it was an occurrence no more worrisome than postpunk titans Idles headlining the Castle.
Gary Numan still exhibits formidable talent and showmanship celebrating the 45th anniversary of The Pleasure Principle in Cardiff.
Kelly Jones, Patty Lynn and Dwight Baker's Far From Saints offer a really enjoyable night, leaving the audience with that warm fuzzy feeling.
Touring their fourth and latest album Dead Club City, Essex’s Nothing But Thieves took Swansea Arena by storm.
When Johnny Depp, Alice Cooper, and Aerosmith’s Joe Perry join forces as the Hollywood Vampires, you know you're in for a night of ear-bleeding noise.
At Maisie Peters' Tramshed performance in Cardiff, her infectious joy and boundless charisma kept the crowd on their feet all night.
Ex-ravers, young teens, and music enthusiasts gathered at Cardiff International Arena for Fatboy Slim's headline set, full of energy, tribute, and experimental tracks.
What Lissie does with absolute ease and conviction is give you a no-bullshit performance: storytelling that connects with the audience with its every rasping breath.
Lewis Capaldi had quite the meteoric rise pre-COVID, scoring multiple number-one singles and a number-one album that sold so well, he’s playing a sold-out UK arena tour before his second album has even released.
From the BBC 6 Music Festival to Stereophonics and Tom Jones in the Principality, here are the best gigs we vibed with the most this year.
Live From Finsbury Park is an excellent souvenir for those who can proudly claim to have been there – as well as the perfect salve for those who missed out.
By the time we reached Fontaines DC's anthemic encore, there was a sense the night had been another job well done for one of the best bands around.
