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What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
Goldie Lookin Chain are finally being unleashed once more into venues around Wales for a festive tour. Carl Marsh caught up with Rhys Hutchings about it.
Levelling The Land's 30th birthday tour includes a date in Cardiff’s Motorpoint Arena. James Reynolds spoke about it to Levellers singer Mark Chadwick.
Glenn Gregory, one half of 80s synthpoppers Heaven 17, sits down to reflect on the last 40 years with Carl Marsh.
In a nearly 40 year career, it's astonishing that punk legends The Offspring's Motorpoint Arena Cardiff show is only their second in the UK.
Breichiau Hir have a heavier sound than most of their indie-leaning peers, which, as they tell Noel Gardner, is what the Welsh language scene is missing.
After a spate of lockdown concerts, Katherine Jenkins tells Carl Marsh that she's eager to take Cinema Paradiso on tour at home.
With OMD's most popular album, Architecture & Morality, celebrating its 40th anniversary, Carl Marsh caught up with one of the Liverpudlian synth stars.
With her second album Prioritise Pleasure out, a largely-sold out autumn tour soon to begin and more dates added for the spring, Chloë Edwards spoke to Rebecca Lucy Taylor, aka Self Esteem.
Close friends get to call this folk-rocking troubadour Sam Newton Battenberg Faulkner, and while Buzz’s Carl Marsh can’t quite claim that status, he had a perfectly pleasant chat with the man you and I call Newton Faulkner ahead of his three Welsh dates in October.
A full year and a half after Manc rave legends 808 State were due to hit Cardiff’s Tramshed – we ran an interview and everything – they’re finally here! Carl Marsh spoke to one half of the duo, Graham Massey.
Ahead of their first new album tour in 20 years, Del Amitri frontman Justin Currie tells John-Paul Davies how Nothing Ever Happens came to be the band’s first Scottish hit and the true story behind their classic Top Of The Pops performance.
Wendy James is still full of rock’n’roll vim and hungry to gig three decades after Transvision Vamp, the lurid pop-punk band that made her a star, went their separate ways. She and her band are touring the UK for the entirety of September, including two Welsh dates, as she enthuses to Carl Marsh.
