Buzz Magazine
What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
These glamtastic Glaswegians caught Carl Marsh’s ear with their recently released debut album Unlearning, so much so that he had to find out how they go about their biz.
Supporting an album released in 2020, west Wales' Bryde brings her dramatic indie folk rock to Cardiff once more.
Watching Dream Wife explode into action and maintain an impossible momentum for more than an hour is simultaneously exhausting and invigorating.
Soak up the studio recordings all you want, but after a storming Cardiff show, Melt Yourself Down really need to be seen to be believed.
Swansea’s finest glam rockers Bandicoot took to Clwb Ifor Bach in Cardiff for a Saturday sell-out gig after the release of their debut album, Black After Dark.
Cardiff duo Group Listening craft clarinet-and-piano reinterpretations of some of their favourite songs, combining pop and avant-garde sensibilities.
Frontman of Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard, Tom Rees tells John-Paul Davies what it feels like to be 'leading' the Welsh indie rock charge and, hopefully, cracking the States.
Brit Award winner and multi-platinum-selling artist James Bay remains true to his roots with his support of independent venues in Cardiff.
Mace the Great, Juice Menace and Lily Beau captivate at a sold-out, stellar evening of Welsh rap and grime in Cardiff.
Cardiff's own Mace The Great had time for a quick Q&A before going on stage to perform Homecoming - his sold out show in collaboration with Independent Venue Week.
On the first night of Independent Venue Week, Norway's Pom Poko also kicked off their UK-wide tour with an evening of sunny revelry in Cardiff's Clwb.
How better to celebrate the end of the grimmest month of the year and the reopening of Welsh venues than dancing Friday night away with LoneLady in Cardiff?
