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What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
Irish folk legend Andy Irvine rolls into Cardiff’s St David’s Hall on Tue 17 May as part of the Roots Unearthed series.
Carl Marsh is full of praise for 2022’s more grown-up and raring-to-go Miles Kane – back in Wales this month.
Kae Tempest’s new album The Line Is A Curve has proved the best chart performer of their career to date. May’s tour, including a stop in Cardiff, is Kae’s biggest so far too. Sarah-Jane Outten grabbed a word.
With a show at St David’s Hall in Cardiff included in the Greatest Hits tour, Carl Marsh grabbed a quick word with Wet Wet Wet frontman, Marti Pellow.
Hot Club Of Cowtown will be dropping into Cardiff’s St David’s Hall on Tue 26 Apr as part of the ongoing Roots Unearthed series. Miss them at your peril.
Two years after Simple Minds were initially due to play Cardiff, it’s finally happening. That’s Carl Marsh’s cue to have a chat with frontman Jim Kerr.
Give Me The Future, implores the title of the new album by Bastille. Their immediate future includes a show at Cardiff’s Motorpoint Arena, which they talk to Carl Marsh about, amongst other things.
Bristolian postpunk outfit Idles are bringing their recent album Crawler live to Motorpoint Arena Cardiff.
Gentleman’s Dub Club’s latest Cardiff with support from Kiko Bun play the Tramshed in Cardiff on March the 3rd.
Celebrating a roughly 40-year career, Echo & The Bunnymen's UK tour stops off at St. David's Hall, Cardiff, this Sunday.
Ahead of their St. David's Hall gig in Cardiff, Echo & The Bunnymen's Will Sergeant recounts the band's 'anti-rock' legacy and laments the difficulties of being an artist today.
With December marking 40 years of Dare, The Human League are celebrating with a Cardiff Motorpoint Arena date.
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