Music of Cardiff - Music Acts

Music Acts

Acts associated with the contemporary Cardiff music scene
  • Manic Street Preachers
  • Super Furry Animals
  • Catatonia
  • Bullet For My Valentine
  • Funeral For A Friend
  • Lostprophets
  • The Automatic
  • Skindred
  • Gorky's Zygotic Mynci
  • Los Campesinos!
  • Kids in Glass Houses
  • The Blackout
  • Dom Kane
  • Connor Fogel
  • The Hot Puppies
  • Pagan Wanderer Lu
  • Feeder
  • McLusky
  • The Loves
  • Brave Captain
  • The Darling Buds
  • Vandal
  • Jarcrew
  • Julia Harris
  • Future of the Left
  • Colum Regan
  • We're No Heroes
  • Spencer McGarry Season
  • Christopher Rees
  • Omega 66
  • Winter & Williams Band
  • The Broken Vinyl Club
  • The Keys
  • Whistling Biscuits
  • Houdini Dax
  • Jean Jacques Smoothie
  • Phantom Beats
  • Jets to zurich
  • Mike Fantastic
  • Man Without Country
  • The School
  • Samoans
  • Hail! The Planes
  • Islet
  • The Guns
  • The Missive
Other acts from the area
  • Charlotte Church
  • Shirley Bassey
  • Tom Jones
  • Iwan Rheon
  • Shakin' Stevens
  • Noel Sullivan
  • The Oppressed
  • Budgie
  • Cerys Matthews
  • The Alarm

  • Kids in Glass Houses

  • Manic Street Preachers

  • Los Campesinos!

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