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Cardiff’s City-Wide Youth Singing Project Launches: Codi Llais!
Cardiff Council has announced Codi Llais, meaning ‘raise your voice’, an ambitious new city wide singing and songwriting initiative that will bring together thousands …
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Cardiff’s St David’s Day Sessions: Welsh Music’s In The Spotlight
Cardiff will mark Dydd Gŵyl Dewi with a celebration of local music, culture and independent venues as special ‘St David’s Day Sessions’ take place …
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Fisherman’s Friends, The Musical: New Theatre Cardiff
As the world premiere production of Fisherman’s Friends:The Musical embarks on a UK and Ireland tour, director James Grieve promises audiences are in store …
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Catherine Elms: I Have Seen It, I Do Not Fear It
Dark pop singer-songwriter Catherine Elms from Swansea self-releases her debut album ‘I Have Seen It, I Do Not Fear It’ on 18 November 2022, …
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Cowbridge Music Festival Returns
Cowbridge Music festival is back in town with a very impressive line up. Click here for the full rundown of what’s on. The Choir …
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Ghosts In The Machine
We’ll be sorting the socials out shortly. They’re not linking properly at the moment as you can see if you click on them. We’ve …
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Vale Life Plugs Music Life
Our sister publication Vale Life has given us a nice plug. Well they would wouldn’t they. Vale Life is the Vale of Glamorgan’s premier …
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Is The NME Still Being Published?
NME is short for New Musical Express and the equally short answer to the question is no. Not as a paper anyway. I used …
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First Music You Ever Bought? Gerry Rafferty’s Baker Street
The first music I ever bought was Baker Street by Gerry Rafferty as a 7″ single on vinyl. I’d recently had some pocket money …
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One To Watch: Black Elvis
Despite what appears to be an ever-decreasing number of live venues in Cardiff, bands continue to form and great music refuses to go quietly …