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Riff-toting Mexi-sisters THE WARNING's stock is rising with each new release
2+ week, 10+ hour ago (148+ words) Riff-toting Mexi-sisters THE WARNING’s stock is rising with each new release Buzz Magazine With covers of The Who, The Doors and Jeff Beck, a Hollywood Vampires setlist resembles a Father’s Day compilation album stuck in the CD player. The album…...
Oh, what a night: JERSEY BOYS raises the WMC roof
4+ week, 2+ day ago (363+ words) From the very first note, Jersey Boys had its audience hooked. As those unmistakable harmonies filled the Donald Gordon Theatre, we were transported back to the 1960s and into the turbulent and triumphant story of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons. Jersey…...
MAN/WOMAN/CHAINSAW: so/so/theatrical/indie/debut/album
1+ mon, 5+ day ago (184+ words) Buzz Magazine Art, culture and the best of what’s on in Wales Looking for something in particular? Here’s a funny thing. Man/Woman/Chainsaw, with their pre-twenties youth and sold-out Scala gigs, are clearly on the upwards glam part of…...
TWO DOOR CINEMA CLUB and FRIENDLY FIRES make Cardiff Castle an indie-electro-retro haven
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (220+ words) A stage set based on the cover from The Streets’ second album provides an effective backdrop for a show as much theatrical performance as gig. The throwback quotient is upped this evening with main support Friendly Fires – frontman Ed Macfarlane’s…...
BIFFY CLYRO bring out the spiffy pyro for an open-air show packed with fan faves
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (284+ words) Tonight, Cardiff Castle is very full – sold out, in fact – with Scottish rock titans Biffy Clyro back in town for their second show this year. The first, at the Arena back in January, was also fully booked, and some bands…...
From the Maes to the USA: THEATR CYMRU broaden their horizons
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (669+ words) With the Eisteddfod, August is always a full-on month for Theatr Cymru, but between their new writing night on the Maes Wes Wes!, new musical Calon, an international remount of Parti Priodas – and the mapping of a 2027 tour for its…...
SELF ESTEEM and her dancers return to Cardiff and own the whole Castle
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (309+ words) Rebecca Lucy Taylor is a consummate performer, to the extent of tangibly occupying a space as she does so. As Self Esteem, Yorkshire native Taylor arrives with the swagger of someone who’s spent years dismantling pop conventions before rebuilding them…...
MAYDAY PARADE's trademark pop-punk flirts with country and arena rock on SUGAR
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (202+ words) The final album in the trilogy that started with Sweet and Sad, Sugar finds Florida pop-punk rockers Mayday Parade on excellent form. The songs are upbeat, packed with catchy riffs, and even when singing about sadness and hurt, they still…...
The latest from Bristol institution TRICKY could be his finest post-millennium album
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (72+ words) Buzz Magazine Different When It’s Silent (False Idols) Some bands survive the passing of time; the Cure transcend it. On the hottest day of 2026, they deliver the perfect soundtrack for over 30,000 fans. You’re guaranteed to find things familiar, obscure and…...
Arena-sized intimacy: RICHARD ASHCROFT smashes out the anthems at Cardiff Castle
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (311+ words) With Cardiff Castle’s packed summer of live music now more than halfway through, it takes something special to stand out from the crowd – and that’s what Richard Ashcroft did. The ex-Verve frontman delivered an effortlessly confident performance packed with anthems…...