Hollywood’s renaissance man KIEFER SUTHERLAND transforms Tramshed into cosy country music joint
There’s nothing here to challenge anybody. Yet, taking it seriously, Sutherland does his best to embody a rock star.
There’s nothing here to challenge anybody. Yet, taking it seriously, Sutherland does his best to embody a rock star.
It’s a drastically new-look Kasabian that greets the Cardiff crowd on this rainy Wednesday night, now also with new material to contend with.
Bursting onto stage at Cardiff's Clwb Ifor Bach, Isle Of Wight native Lauran Hibberd is already a force to be reckoned with.
As Fury is belting out American Pie, you can’t help but be in awe at the scale of it all. Nobody does entertainment quite like WWE.
It’s inconceivable Haim had never played Cardiff in their nearly 10-year life span until now, but it was worth the wait regardless.
When A-ha is in town, you want the sun to be shining, and luckily, at Cardiff Castle earlier this week, it was.
“COURTNEY, YOU’RE SO FUCKING GOOD!” bellows a voice from the back of the room, and there’s not a single person squeezed into the venue who would disagree.
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.
A Monday night at Cardiff's Motorpoint Arena turned Mab Jones from a Paloma Faith liker into a Paloma Faith fan.
Erasure hit Cardiff's Motorpoint, and Mab Jones was there to soak up a lively and glittery celebration of queerness from the tuneful duo.
You could be forgiven for forgetting that The Specials are foremost a protest band. Terry Hall’s bitter lyrics sting when the man himself is glaring the arena down as the rest of the band skanks around him.
THE NATIONAL | LIVE REVIEW Motorpoint Arena Cardiff, Mon 9 Dec When telling folk I was off to see The National, I found I couldn’t pinpoint a tune by the Cincinnati …