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What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
Just over two decades since she exploded to almost insta-fame in a tie, sideways baseball cap and chunky eyeliner, Canadian pop-rock icon Avril Lavigne lights up Cardiff Castle in black and pink for her Greatest Hits tour.
The Foo Fighters land on Welsh soil for the first time in 17 years, bringing their Everything Or Nothing At All tour to Cardiff's grandest arena.
P!nk kicks off her Summer Carnival European tour at the city’s Principality Stadium – and it's a night to remember for some 50,000 people.
Rain-soaked fans, singalongs, and rockstar poses made it a night to remember as The Cult and The Alarm teamed up at Cardiff Castle.
The Chicks' electrifying live show at Cardiff Castle deployed empowering feminist country music for an unforgettable performance.
Fans of punk icons The Damned were left frustrated by a recent gig at Cardiff Students Union, where the band played mostly new material and suffered from bad acoustics.
We were there for epic mosh pits and an unforgettable performance by Brits Don Broco on their Amazing Things tour, with support from Papa Roach and Dance Gavin Dance at Cardiff International Arena.
With a formidable band, charming anecdotes and throwbacks to her debut album, KT's unrefined beauty shone in a passionate, unapologetic performance at Cardiff's St. David's Hall.
Danko Jones, The Darkness and Black Stone Cherry brought their A-game to CIA and it was impossible not to have fun: arena rock done properly.
The tagline ‘Mongolian metal’ and some earnest arm-pulling was the entire breadth of the sales pitch to me to see The Hu at Cardiff's Great Hall. Say no more.
Black Stone Cherry’s energy is infectious and there wasn’t a dull moment on stage. When you leave a venue with sore hands you know it’s been a good night.
THE WILDHEARTS / BACKYARD BABIES / CKY | LIVE REVIEW Tramshed, Cardiff, Mon 3 Feb Newcastle hard rockers The Wildhearts [top] are returning to the stage for the first …
