Lists of Welsh People - Musicians - Bands

Bands

  • The Alarm (1977– ), alternative rock band from Rhyl
  • Amen Corner (1966–1969 ), popular rock band from Cardiff
  • Yr Anhrefn (1982–1995), punk rock band from Bangor
  • Anweledig (1991– ), funk ska band from Blaenau Ffestiniog
  • Attack! Attack! (2006– ), alternative rock band from Caerphilly and Aberdare
  • The Automatic (2002– ), alternative rock band from Cowbridge
  • Badfinger (1969–1975, 1978–1984), rock band from Swansea
  • Y Bandana (2008–), alternative rock band from Caernarfon
  • Bob Delyn a'r Ebillion (1988–), folk rock band
  • Big Leaves (1988–2003), indie rock band from Waunfawr
  • The Blackout (2003– ), post-hardcore rock band from Merthyr Tydfil
  • Brigyn (2004– ), vocal group from Gwynedd
  • Budgie (1967–1988, reformed 1995), heavy metal band from Cardiff
  • Bullet for my Valentine (1998– ), metalcore band from Bridgend
  • Calan (band) (2006–), folk band
  • Catatonia (1992–2001), alternative rock band from Cardiff
  • Colorama (2008– ), alternative folk band from Cardiff
  • The Crocketts (1996–2002), rock group from Aberystwyth
  • Crys (1976–) metal band from Resolven
  • Y Cyrff (1983–1992), Welsh language rock band from Llanrwst
  • Datblygu (1982–1995), experimental rock band
  • Demented Are Go, (1982– ), psychobilly band from Cardiff
  • Derwyddon Dr Gonzo (2005–), funk and ska band from Llanrug
  • Dub War (1993–1999), metal band from Newport
  • Ether (1996–1999), alternative rock band from Blackwood
  • Feeder (1991–), rock band from Newport
  • Funeral for a Friend (2001–), screamo/emo band
  • Ffa Coffi Pawb, rock band, precursor to the Super Furry Animals
  • Y Ffyrc, group founded by former Catatonia members
  • Gene Loves Jezebel (1980–), gothic rock band
  • Genod Droog (2005–2008), indie/hip-hop band
  • Goldie Looking Chain (2000–), comedic rap band from Newport
  • Gorky's Zygotic Mynci (1991–2006), alternative rock band from Carmarthen
  • Iwcs a Doyle (1995–), acoustic band
  • Kids in Glass Houses (2003–), pop punk band
  • Lostprophets (1997–), rock band from Pontypridd
  • Llwybr Llaethog (1985–), experimental band from Blaenau
  • Man (1968–1976, 1983–present), progressive rock band
  • Manic Street Preachers (1986–present), alternative rock band from Blackwood
  • Mclusky (1996–2005), alternative rock band
  • Y Niwl (2009–), surf music instrumental band from Gwynedd
  • The Poppies (2003–2007), rock band from Aberystwyth
  • Sibrydion (2004– ), indie rock band from Waunfawr
  • Skindred (1998–), reggae and rock band from Newport
  • Super Furry Animals (1993–), rock band from Cardiff
  • Stereophonics (1992–), indie rock band from Cwmaman
  • Tystion (1996–2002), hip-hop group from Carmarthen

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    “Nearly all the bands are mustered out of service; ours therefore is a novelty. We marched a few miles yesterday on a road where troops have not before marched. It was funny to see the children. I saw our boys running after the music in many a group of clean, bright-looking, excited little fellows.”
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