Discover Dance Festival ÔÇô Dance Dome
For two days only, a travelling fusion of art installation and dance experience came to Newport’s Riverfront Theatre on Friday […]
Brussels on a Shoestring
Ingrida Kurlinkut─ù gives us her tips on how to spend a cheap weekend in the Belgian capital Brussels, the capital
new/newydd – November
The best new and upcoming artists to look out for this month… Dream Beach No label involvement, no blog premiers
Review: DimSwn
Credit: LCN Photography We review Cardiff’s premier music festival, DimSwn… Seazoo – Clwb Ifor Bach On entering the downstairs of
First time backpackers: South East Asia
What you need to know when travelling to South East Asia for the first time South East Asia, the ultimate
Review: ‘Eat Well: Live Well’ Event
Food writer, Imogen Byers, took a trip down to Cardiff City House of Sport to check out Wales’ largest health
Live Review: Cavalry, Le Pub
Cavalry┬ástorm at┬áLe Pub and leave victorious. One band┬áin a slew of many, local boys Cavalry take to the stage┬áof Newport’s
Live Review: Fear Of Men, Clwb Ifor Bach, 29/09/14
Tom Reeder reviews Fear Of Men at Clwb Ifor Bach Monday night, and as openers The Echo and The Always
Review: Th├® Pot
On a quest to find an authentic kooky cafe in the city, Kathryn Lewis discovers a gem on the universities
Lord of The Flies
Matthew Bourne’s direction returns to the Cardiff Stage with his adaptation of Lord of the Flies. This adaptation of William
Looking for a Laugh?
Cardiff is a really funny place, and there are some great comedians coming to visit. Following an extremely successful career,
In Space, No One Can Hear You Weep With Joy
Alien Isolation ┬áReviewed on Xbox 360 Now that we have got the compulsory “In space no one” joke out of
Review: Educating Ronnie
White water rafting, volunteering in communities, safaris and travelling thousands of miles for an eye opening experience before adulthood are
Review: HogWurst
Food writer, Tessa Wright, samples Cardiff’s latest fast food alternative. Other than a late night snack at the union, inspired
Review: SBTRKT-Wonder Where We Land
A thoroughly impressive release. SBTRKT, the self-taught masked producer, returns with his second album, Wonder Where We Land. This release
Review: Romeo and Juliet
Sherman Cymru’s first production with Rachel O’Riordan at the helm presents a rough and edgy adaptation of a Shakespearean classic.
Food and Drink Galore: The Foodie’s Societies
It’s that time of year again… that time where we are bombarded with┬ásocieties┬áand teams trying to win┬áus over. Here is
Interview: Turbowolf
Charlie Mock chats to Turbowolf pre-Simple Things Festival… You’ve been working on album two over the last few months –
Interview: Lonely The Brave
Ahead of Lonely The Brave’s co-headline show at CF10, Louis Browne sat down┬áwith Bush and Ross from the band to
Live Review: Manchester Orchestra, CF10
The sheer span of their set is impressive. After Manchester Orchestra’s first UK gigs in 3 years proved a