BIG THIEF wows with soul-searching lyricism & majestic guitar in Cardiff gig
Big Thief's sold-out gig in Cardiff's Great Hall was filled with the soulful lyrics and majestic guitar that make this Brooklyn folk-rock band a fan favourite.
Big Thief's sold-out gig in Cardiff's Great Hall was filled with the soulful lyrics and majestic guitar that make this Brooklyn folk-rock band a fan favourite.
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.
South Wales’ Punk Rock Factory delight Cardiff with their unique cover versions, while Junior’s pop-punk opens the show. The Blackout's Sean Smith also joins in the fun.
The Lathums deliver a standout live performance in Cardiff's Great Hall, featuring a short but well-curated setlist that showcases the band's vocal talent and popular hits from their new album.
Loyle Carner's live show in Cardiff features sharp-edged observations on contemporary culture and personal vulnerability, captivating a predominantly teenage crowd.
A great gig from Irish indie band Inhaler in Cardiff, when all is said and done, and they depart with lead singer Elijah Howson draped in a Welsh flag.
With their brilliant stage presence and unique sound, Easy Life have cemented themselves as one of the most exciting acts in the current UK scene.
I walked out of the venue temporarily deaf and fully content with this. For Mogwai, music speaks much louder than words, in a very real sense.
To get you in the mood for the Welsh leg of Mogwai's tour this month - celebrating 25 years as a band - India Munday counts down five of the noisy four-piece’s finest moments.
Traditionally, the festive holiday is followed by January - notoriously a time when seasonal depression sets in hardest. But help is on hand in the form of these fun and unique things to do in Wales this January 2023.
It’s a Saturday night and the Great Hall is absolutely RAMMED for Stockport’s finest musical export since 10cc: the mighty Blossoms.
Put it down to football fever, or the triumphant success of his first-ever number-one album, but when Jamie T’s tour pulls into Cardiff, it feels like a momentous occasion.