The Undertones @ Tramshed 30/09/23
The Tramshed was packed to the rafters for two prime punky cuts of Saturday evening entertainment. Derry’s very own Undertones […]
The Tramshed was packed to the rafters for two prime punky cuts of Saturday evening entertainment. Derry’s very own Undertones […]
Maisie Peters is a name we should all be familiar with. She is taking the world by storm, with half
Anticipating The Lightning Seeds’ return to Cardiff after what feels like a lifetime, the Tramshed was filled to capacity with
Words and photos by Ashley Thieme The last time English alternative rock band Deaf Havana played in Cardiff was 2019,
Words and photos by Tabitha Murrell TW: Mental Health, Suicide Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls’ performance was as potent
By Kate Waldock Hoards of screaming girls filled the stage as soon as the clock hit 7:30. Aitch had
by Alex Payne Ragga-Punk legends Skindred descended on Cardiff’s Tramshed this Saturday, almost slap bang in the centre of their
Jordan Allen by Kate Waldock Shimmer Sounds welcomed Jordan Allen on stage at 8:00. The crowd’s anticipation was palpable as
by Kiana Stevens As someone that has previously seen Slaves live this year, I was thrilled to see them again
by Rhiannon Humphreys Shimmer Sounds Festival 2018 ÔÇô November 17th At Tramshed. Full line up: Peace, Fickle Friends, The Night
by Andrea Gaini Tom Walker is one of the most promising up-coming artists in Britain and in Europe, his scratched
by Dylan Graham Gaz Coombes Gaz Coombes, ex-frontman of 90s Britpop band Supergrass, performed at Cardiff’s Tramshed along with his
by Dylan Graham Throughout November and December, Welsh reggae metal band Skindred are embarking on a mammoth UK tour, one
by Dylan Graham This years’ S┼Án Festival started in style with a brilliant trio of acts playing Cardiff’s Tramshed, headlined
Here at Quench Food, we indulged over the festive season. So when we got an invite to go down to
The Magic Gang took one of Cardiff’s most popular venues by storm on the 27th of September causing great excitement
Hothouse Flowers had the honour of opening Cardiff’s new Tramshed earlier in the week, but Skindred have just as enviable