By Ella Clucas
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Aitch pays tribute to Keeley Bunker, finishes the AitcH20 Tour at Tramshed
By Kate Waldock
Hoards of screaming girls filled the stage as...
The beginning of the end: Mallory Knox’s last tour review
By Josie Howie
Four-piece alt-rock ensemble Mallory Knox have...
Category - Live Reviews
Sŵn festival is coming back to Cardiff for another year, and the line-up is full of some of the best bands in indie right now. Sŵn has announced its final...
The 2019/2020 academic year is about to begin. With that comes streams of artists and bands into Cardiff, and the announcements are all over the place...
By Max Modell
Lewis Capaldi is as likeable as everyone says he is
At 19:00 it appeared the whole festival headed to the Castle Stage to watch Lewis...
Merry summer to all you culture vultures! I hope you are filling your days with art, music and theatre (as well as sun, sand and sea) and I greet you with...
By Emily Ricalton
After breaking into the music scene in 2014 with their highly nominated album, ‘Royal Blood’, which was released just a year after the...
Words by Rhiannon Humphreys
The launch night for Hunter From Fremonte’s debut EP ‘PINK’ in the Moon club started promisingly with Tobias Robertson, a...
By Martina Merenda
It was a lovely Saturday night at Ocean Arts. The crowd quietly chatted while waiting for the concert to start, and I couldn’t help...
By Polly Denny
Benjamin Francis Leftwich has been a staple in the UK indie scene for the last decade after his first album, “Last Smoke Before the...
By Alys Hewitt
Jason Williamson and Andrew Fearn – AKA Sleaford Mods – have over the last few years gained great credibility as an act through their...
By Max Modell
Barns Courtney is a rock star in the purest sense. He swaggered on stage in a velvet suit, with an open black shirt, before beginning to strut...
By Max Modell
I think everyone involved with the Cardiff music scene has heard stories of the legendary The Killers gig at Clwb Ifor Bach on 22nd November...
By Sallie Phillips
Shakin’ Stevens is back!
The Cardiff-born singer, nicknamed ‘The Welsh Elvis’ due to his musical style, performed at St. David’s...
By Max Modell
Every time I go to a gig downstairs at Clwb Ifor Bach, I am always overcome by a feeling that I wish more people were in attendance. It is a...
By Max Modell
Frank Turner has been a prominent feature in the soundtrack of my life for years. Scoring heartaches, holidays and some of my happiest memories...
By Martina Merenda
With their almost-all sold out UK tour, The Vaccines make their explosive comeback to Cardiff University’s own Students’ Union...
By Max Modell
When I spoke to Beans on Toast last month, he promised at his Clwb Ifor Bach he would be coming out bright eyed and bushy tailed, and he wasn’t...
By Eva Zhang
Set up in high school, Australian rock band—The Faim came from Perth Australia, ambitious to win the global audiences. The band name means...
by Alex Payne
Metalcore has found itself in weird spot in the last few years. As a genre it’s garnered an undeserved reputation for being a little too cringe...
By Indigo Jones
The music of The 1975 creates a sense of nostalgia for fans, as it brings back memories of 2013 listening to ‘Chocolate’ during break time...
By Alys Hewitt
Twentytwo in Blue, the second record by New York natives Sunflower Bean, cherry-picks its influences with effortless ease, pairing breezy yet...
