Buzz Magazine
What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
Supporting an album released in 2020, west Wales' Bryde brings her dramatic indie folk rock to Cardiff once more.
Bangor guitarist Ash Cooke and west Wales alt-folk up and comer Cara Ludlow kick off Noel Gardner's picks of the best new Welsh music this month.
This reviewer has been left giddy and grinning ear-to-ear each time witnessing Enter Shikari live, and this time in Cardiff was no exception.
Fans nostalgic for the heady days of Dare (now 40) and Human League hits like Don’t You Want Me filled the Motorpoint in Cardiff.
Los Campesinos!' homecoming gig at Cardiff's Tramshed pans out as a classic case of triumph over adversity.
Tigercub bring their anthemic, intriguing take on modern rock to the heart of Wales.
How Part Chimp remains a cult concern is a mystery to Ben Woolhead, who caught them along with Sex Swing at Clwb in Cardiff.
Young Knives and Wesley Gonzalez take to Clwb Ifor Bach in Cardiff for an eclectic double act - complete with illuminated tyre.
Cardinal Black deliver a superb evening’s entertainment at The Patriot, Crumlin: with the post-lockdown feel-good factor present and correct.
Cardiff Students Union isn’t the most inviting venue, but The Darkness made you forget you weren’t in a stadium.
A fleeting, finite live performance by Will Gregory's Moog Ensemble in Cardiff Bay's WMC leaves Adam Williams with much to digest.
The time of recent Welsh Music Prize winner Kelly Lee Owens' gig at Cardiff University Students Union couldn't have been better.
