Y Ganolfan Astudio Symudedd Pobl, Prifysgol Aberystwyth

Mae’r arddangosfa hon yn olrhain hanes ffoaduriaid yng Nghymru o’r 1930au hyd heddiw. Mae’n adrodd straeon y rhai a fu’n ffoi rhag y Sosialaeth Genedlaethol yng Nghanolbarth Ewrop er mwyn dod o hyd i loches, gan gymharu eu profiadau gyda ffoaduriaid y dydd modern.

Llun: Evelyn a Marion Porak, dwy ferch sy’n ffoaduriaid, ar Bromenâd Aberystwyth, 1939. © Brian Pinsent.

The Centre for the Movement of People, Aberystwyth University

This exhibition traces the history of refugees in Wales from the 1930s until the present day. It tells the stories of those who fled from National Socialism in Central Europe to find sanctuary, drawing parallels with modern-day refugees.

Image: Evelyn and Marion Porak, two refugee girls, on Aberystwyth Promenade, 1939. © Brian Pinsent.

Dewch i weld arddangosfa newydd sy’n dathlu hanes a chymunedau Tiger Bay a’r dociau.

Ar y cyd â’r Heritage and Cultural Exchange (HCE), mae tair arddangosfa newydd wedi’i llunio yn y Pierhead i roi cipolwg ar fywyd yn Tiger Bay a’r dociau o’r 1880au i’r 1950au.

Dewiswyd rhai o hoff luniau y HCE o’r casgliad sydd ganddynt, yn ogystal ag archifau lleol eraill, i ddangos yr ardal yn y gorffennol a’r holl newidiadau ers hynny.

Llun: Gweithwyr yn Nociau Caerdydd, 1900au © anhysbys OWLS000339-12

Experience a new exhibition that celebrates the history and communities of Tiger Bay and the docks.

In partnership with The Heritage and Cultural Exchange (HCE), three new displays have been created in the Pierhead that give visitors a glimpse into life in Tiger Bay and the docks from the 1880s – 1950s.

The HCE selected some of their favourite photos from their collection and other local archives to show what the area looked like in the past and how it has changed.

Image: Workers in Cardiff Docks, 1900s © unknown OWLS000339-12

Get ready to take a walk on the wild side this Easter!

Between 30 March – 16 April, a free Spring Safari Trail featuring a menagerie of wild animals will be popping up inside The Red Dragon Centre.

Young explorers and families are invited to find all the grass sculptures while collecting each of the letters along the way. Once all six letters have been found, the final challenge will be to unscramble them to solve the mystery word!

Trail seekers who crack the challenge can then scan any of the QR codes on the sculptures to submit their answer and be entered into a prize draw to win a family day out at The Red Dragon Centre.

Along with searching out the amazing animals, grabbing a selfie and enjoying the fascinating facts, there will also be plenty of places to explore inside the Centre, with top attractions and restaurants to keep the whole family entertained.

Join us for Spring Fun at Mermaid Quay this school holiday. Between the 1st and 16th April, visitors will be able to participate in an art trail around Mermaid Quay. Visitors will be able to find painted windows by the wonderfully talented Claire from Huxley and Mabel Art. Each design will link to a fact where children will have the chance to learn spring themed facts.

There will also be a colouring in competition running where two £10 Cadwaladers gift cards are up for grabs.

Join us at Unit 9 (next to Ken Picton Salon) between 12pm and 4pm for free face painting, interactive storytelling, free crafts and colouring in on Thursday 6th April, Wednesday 12th April and Friday 14th April.

The talented consortium of artists, makers and crafters return to Cardiff Bay this spring.

Located upstairs at the Norwegian Church Arts Centre… free to explore and all welcome.

The first of five events we are organising this year, where our distinctive red and white stalls will back on to the railings of the upper level of Roald Dahl Plass, opposite the Wales Millennium Centre. Our trading hours are from 10am to 5.30pm each day. This unique outdoor free event is an ideal venue to showcase genuine artists and crafts people who are keeping traditional skills alive by producing and selling their own high-quality work.  You can view all exhibitors taking part on our website www.craftfolk.com on our April page.

Traditional music that is bursting with joy and imagination.

Joe Danks & Rowan Piggott were introduced in 2021 and bonded over a shared passion for Old-Time Appalachian music. An initial campsite session turned into living room jams, sharing lifts to sessions and ultimately the creation of a new old-time duo – ‘Old Spot’. Expect foot stomping old-time music on fiddle, banjo, gourd banjo & guitar.

Influenced by contemporary musicians like Rayna Gellert and Jake Blount as well as first-wave recording artists like John Hartford and Bill Monroe, they create contemporary Appalachian music with modern audiences in mind.

Old Spot sees two musicians from different traditions come together to explore a shared musical love, creating traditional music that is bursting with joy and imagination.

Cymorth Canser Macmillan

Noddir gan Mick Antoniw AS

Dyddiadau: 25 Ebrill – 20 Mai 2023

Lleoliad: Oriel y Senedd

Mae Uned Gofal Lliniarol Arbenigol Macmillan NGS y Bwthyn yn cynnig amgylchedd cynnes, gofalgar i bobl â salwch anwelladwy a’u hanwyliaid.

Wedi’i leoli yn Ysbyty Brenhinol Morgannwg, mae’r uned wyth gwely yn cynnwys gwaith celf wedi’i gomisiynu er mwyn creu amgylchedd cysurlon sy’n cael ei oruchwylio gan guradur Jane Willis o Willis Newson.

Cynhaliodd artistiaid weithdai gyda chleifion gofal lliniarol, eu gofalwyr, staff a’r gymuned leol i greu’r gwaith a dewis eu thema – dod â’r tu allan tu mewn.

Caiff y gwaith ei arddangos i gyd-fynd ag Wythnos Byw Nawr (8 i 14 Mai 2023) ac mae’n archwilio sut cafodd y gwaith celf ei greu er mwyn meithrin amgylchedd llonyddol.

Macmillan Cancer Support

Sponsored by Mick Antoniw MS

Dates: 25 April – 20 May 2023

Location: Senedd Oriel

The Y Bwthyn NGS Macmillan Specialist Palliative Care Unit offers a warm, caring environment to people with incurable illnesses and their loved ones.

Based at the Royal Glamorgan Hospital, the eight-bed unit features commissioned artwork to create a soothing environment overseen by curator Jane Willis of Willis Newson.

Artists held workshops with palliative care patients, their carers, staff and the local community to create the work and choose their theme – bringing the outdoors in.

Displayed to coincide with Dying Matters Week (8 to 14 May 2023), this exhibition explores how the artwork was created to foster a calming environment.

JAMES KIRBY

Award-winning singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist

Award-winning singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, James Kirby, has built a loyal fan base over recent years, selling out venues and captivating audiences worldwide with his mellow voice and distinctive percussive guitar playing.

Blending elements of folk, pop, blues, and indie rock, his compositions range from fast and furious to heartfelt and melodic, with James finding new and unorthodox techniques to make music from every part of the acoustic guitar.

Coinciding with the release of his feel-good third album, Honest Man, James will be touring internationally from the spring of 2023.

The Honest Man Tour promises an uplifting and unforgettable experience.

’Beautifully Done’ – BBC Radio Introducing / A-List

“A Force To Be Reckoned With” – Global Songwriters, Nashville

www.jameskirbymusic.com

Nichola Hope a Sarah Hope

Noddir gan Jane Hutt AS

Mae’r arddangosfa hon yn amlygu detholiad o waith gan Nichola a Sarah Hope, gan gysylltu â byd perfformio a’r theatr. Mae’r gwaith yn cynnwys lluniau a dynnwyd yn ystod ymarferion a pherfformiadau, o’r syrcas i’r opera, gan ddangos cyfarfyddiadau’r artist ag estheteg dawns a pherfformio yng Nghymru.

Dechreuodd angerdd y chwiorydd at dynnu lluniau o symudiad a pherfformio yn Llundain, lle gwnaethant astudiaethau o amryw ddawnswyr a pherfformwyr. Yn ddiweddarach, cawsant fynediad at ymarferion a pherfformiadau yn Opera Genedlaethol Cymru yng Nghaerdydd.

Sponsored by Jane Hutt MS

This exhibition highlights a selection of work by Nichola and Sarah Hope, linking to the world of performance and theatre. Featuring drawings made during rehearsals and performances, from circus to opera, the works illustrate the artists’ encounters with the aesthetics of dance and performance in Wales.

The sisters’ passion for drawing movement and performance began in London, where they made drawing studies from various dancers and performers. Later, they were granted access to rehearsals and performances at Welsh National Opera in Cardiff.

Image © Nichola Hope

The second of five events we are organising this year, where our distinctive red and white stalls will back on to the railings of the upper level of Roald Dahl Plass, opposite the Wales Millennium Centre. Our trading hours are from 10am to 5.30pm each day. In today’s economic uncertainty it is more important than ever to keep our talented makers to the forefront of retailing. When you visit our stalls, you can be assured that you will be purchasing original work from each and every one of our makers and can also chat with them about their products, how they are made, and discuss commissions if you wish.  You can view all exhibitors taking part on our website www.craftfolk.com on our May page.

Primary School Assembly Bangers Live!

Join James for an evening of pure nostalgia, stepping back in time for some joyous singalong tunes to take you back to your Primary School days.

You won’t have to sit cross legged on the school hall floor, but you will be encouraged to sing along! As well as the assembly bangers, there will be other musical surprises, throwback mashups and reflections on growing up in the 90s.

James is a singing teacher and regularly performs across the UK and Europe. He has been featured on Loose Women (ITV), Vanessa Feltz show (TalkTV) and The One Show (BBC).

His online videos have been written about in The Independent, Buzzfeed and featured in a number of podcasts including education sector podcast “Skills World”, “Teachers Talk Radio” and “At Home With…”.

Radio appearances include: Absolute Radio, BBC 5 Live, BBC Radio Nottingham, BBC Radio Leicester, BBC Radio Lancashire and JackFM.

Sam Sweeney

Nominated four times, and winner in 2015, of Musician Of The Year BBC Radio 2

Folk Awards, Sam is a veteran of the mighty Bellowhead, former and inaugural artistic director of the National Youth Folk Ensemble, founder member of the acclaimed instrumental trio Leveret, and “one of the defining English fiddle players of his generation” (Mark Radcliffe) at the forefront of the revival in English traditional music.

After the release of his two critically acclaimed albums, The Unfinished Violin and Unearth Repeat, Sam is taking to the road for a few exclusive, intimate, totally acoustic solo performances, playing some of his favourite tunes. 

Sam has also recorded and performed with The Full English, Eliza Carthy, Jon Boden & The Remnant Kings, Fay Hield & The Hurricane Party, Emily Portman, Martin Carthy, as well as his own critically acclaimed show Made In The Great War.

“The fiddler with the Midas touch… an English equivalent of the great Irish fiddle player Martin Hayes.” **** The Guardian

“Sweeney’s playing is unearthly at times: the singular focus of this set and the level of its performance makes this an outstanding and deeply moving experience.” ***** – Songlines

Mae Steve Eaves wedi bod yn perfformio fel canwr-gyfansoddwr ers dros 40 mlynedd.

Daeth i sylw am y tro cyntaf yng Nghymru fel bardd, gan gyhoeddi dwy gyfrol o farddoniaeth {Noethni yn 1983 a Jazz yn y Nos yn 1986}.

Mae ei wreiddiau barddonol yn amlwg yn ei geiriau cywrain, ond y Blŵs fu ei brif ddylanwad cerddorol, yn ogystal â dylanwadau o fyd jazz, roc a gwerin.

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Steve Eaves has been performing as a singer-composer for over 40 years.

He first came to public attention in Wales as as a poet, publishing two volumes of poetry {Noethni in 1983 and Jazz yn y Nos in 1986}.

His poetic roots are clearly shown in his finely honed lyrics, but it’s the Blues that have always been his main musical influence, as well as influences from the world of jazz and many forms of rock and folk.

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Janice Burns & Jon Doran are an Anglo-Scottish duo who came together after discovering a shared love of traditional music. They find their songs in archives that span the depths of our history – songs that tell vivid stories about the nature of life and our place in the world.

Janice & Jon’s compelling storytelling comes alive through tight vocal harmonies and sensitive interplay between mandolin, bouzouki, and guitar. Their arrangements have a spellbinding presence and an understated energy that transports their songs from the pages of books and manuscripts into the imagination of the listener.

Since meeting in 2017, the duo have moved from strength to strength with performances at the likes of Sage Gateshead, Cambridge Folk Festival, and Edinburgh Tradfest. Their self-titled EP was released in 2020 to overwhelmingly positive feedback, including airplay on BBC Radio 2.

Janice & Jon’s debut album, No More the Green Hills, was released in October 2022. The album brings together songs that have survived through the ages, shapeshifting and adapting to changing environments as they’ve been passed from singer to singer. Exploring man’s relationship with nature, love and loss, these are songs with an enduring resonance.

Renee Mooi

Mexican Singer // Songwriter // Producer

The evening will consist of two support acts prior to Renee Mooi’s performance.

One of the best voices in the country, Renee Mooi started a career at the age of 17, representing Romania in Eurovision, which led her to great success in that country and in several countries in Europe.

After some years of mainstream exploration in Europe, Renee returned to Mexico to explore her more artistic and experimental side with a new name: Renee Mooi.

With this, Renee paved a firm path gaining a respected place in the independent scene, adding a nomination for “Best New Artist” at the IMAS awards and a number of presentations in the most renowned festivals in the country including the Vive Latino Festival, even before releasing her 1st record.

From festivals to theaters, and the emblematic Zócalo of Mexico City on more than one occasion, she was personally selected by Shirley Manson as the opening act for her GARBAGE tour in Mexico.

She has also collaborated with artists such as David Beckham, Harvey Keitel, Teri Gender Bender, Mon Laferte, Santa Sabina and more.

SJ & The Journey Men

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SJ was nurtured in to Music from a young age by his parents. Growing up he took a lot of inspiration from the old greats like Stevie Wonder and the Modern day artists such as Chris Brown and John Mayer.

“Growing up I was in to all kinds of music, I particularly loved RnB/Soul my parents would always listen to that type of music”.

SJ’s sound is a combination of RnB, Soul and Pop. He’ll be performing with his band who are known as SJ & The Journey Men With; lovely guitar licks, beat boxing and keyboard sounds, it’s going to be a great night if original material and covers that everyone will enjoy.

The Bay Series

Tickets go on sale on Friday 25 November at 10am

N-Dubz will be playing an open-air headline show at Alexandra Head in September 2023.

The London trio – Dappy, Fazer and Tulisa – rose to stardom in the noughties with hits including Number 1, Ouch and Papa Can You Hear Me. After splitting and pursuing solo avenues, they reformed earlier this year and released a brand new track, Charmer.

The Bay series

Tickets go on sale on Friday 3^rd of March  at 10am

One of the world’s biggest techno acts of all-time, SCOOTER is back for 2023, armed with tracks including The Logical Song, Nessaja, as well as their latest releases, God Save the Rave and Waste Your Youth. The German trio have racked up a whopping 30 million+ in single and album sales through their expansive career, with an enormous 100 gold and platinum records globally.

SCOOTER will be bringing their rave to Cardiff this September, presented by The Bay Series and Escape Records, for what’s sure to be an unforgettable feast of dance, techno and rave goodness.

NOSON YNG NGHWMNI HEATHER JONES

Heb os – un o gantorion mwya poblogaidd Cymru ers y chwedegau yw’r gantores fytholwyrdd o Gaerdydd Heather Jones.

Ers y chwedegau mae Heather wedi canu ar hyd a lled y byd yn ogystal a recordio nifer fawr o recordiau ac ymddangos ar rhaglenni teledu lu.

Mae Ad/lib Cymru’n hynod o falch i gyflwyno noson yng nghwmni Heather – lle geith hi adrodd ambell i stori am ei bywyd lliwgar a chyfle i wrando ar ei llais hudolus yn canu nifer fawr o’i chaneuon mwya poblogaidd.

Yn cadw cwmni i Heather fydd y canwr/cyfansoddwr o Gaerdydd – Sion Russell Jones.

Ad/Lib Cymru presents a Welsh language evening with the legendary Cardiff singer Heather Jones with her special guest Sion Russell Jones.

The Gentle Good

‘Galargan’ – The Official Album Launch

The Gentle Good is the moniker of Cardiff-based musician and songwriter Gareth Bonello. Known for his enchanting melodies, intricate guitar style and beautiful acoustic arrangements, Gareth is one of the foremost songwriters working in Wales today.

The Gentle Good has released several highly acclaimed records, notably Ruins/Adfeilion, which won the Welsh Music prize in 2017 and Y Bardd Anfarwol (The Immortal Bard) which won the Welsh Language Album of the Year award in 2014.

This event will see the release of Galargan (Welsh for ‘Lament’), The Gentle Good’s first solo album for almost seven years. Performed on acoustic guitar, cello and vocal, Galargan is a stripped-back exploration of traditional Welsh melody and poetry that took form during the long isolation of the pandemic.

A captivating soloist, Gareth has performed all over the world, from the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in Washington DC to the Forbidden City Concert Hall in Beijing. In recent years Gareth has become a highly regarded musical collaborator, having worked extensively with artists from China and India. Along with artists from the indigenous Khasi community of Northeast India, he is a founder member of the Khasi-Cymru Collective. Their debut album Sai-thaiñ ki Sur (the weaving of voices) was released in May 2021 to widespread critical acclaim and was listed in the top three folk albums of 2021 by The Guardian.

For loads more information please visit: www.thegentlegood.com

Blackheart Orchestra is officially the smallest orchestra in the world. Two people playing 13 instruments between them, Chrissy Mostyn and Rick Pilkington draw on their backgrounds in rock, folk, electronica and classical music to create a unique sound frequently compared to early Pink Floyd, Portishead and Kate Bush as well as contemporary composers such as Steve Reich and Philip Glass.

Described as an ”Avant garde musical utopia” they perform in their ‘musical space station’ of instruments including guitar, bass, percussion, mandola, piano, organ, omnichord and vintage synthesisers. After over 1000 concerts and 3 albums they’ve played everywhere from Southampton to Sydney including London’s Palladium and Royal Albert Hall while piling up achievements from a nomination for the Progressive Music Limelight Award, Best British Duo, #4 Best New British Band, and #10 Most Important Rock Event of 2020.

More recently their 2022 album Hotel Utopia went straight into the UK Rock Chart at #13, being called “Epic” by Uncut magazine and “One of the best albums of the year” by USA’s Prog Rock Central. Single If You Tolerate This made #22 in the iTunes chart and Chrissy Mostyn was voted in the Top 5 World Female Vocalists in Prog Magazine’s Readers’ Poll.

AN EVENING WITH JOHNNY TUDOR

Without doubt Johnny Tudor is Wales’ Mr Showbiz

Having a musician as a father and a dancer as a mother there was only one direction Johnny could go – and that was to a life on the stage.

From winning four times on TV’s ‘Opportunity Knocks’ to performing all over the world with stars like Lonnie Donegan, Tom Jones, Harry Secombe, Gene Pitney, Dick Emery and Dorothy Squires.

Countless pantomimes with the likes of Dickie Henderson, Ted Rogers, Keith Harris and his old mate Stan Stennett.

TV shows along side Welsh TV royalty – Ryan & Ronnie and with two of Wales’ favourite Ruths – Ruth Madoc in ‘Arivederci Rhondda’ and Ruth Jones in ‘Stella’ and ‘Gavin & Stacey’.

An evening full of stories, anecdotes and of course plenty of song and dance… not to be missed.

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Jo Beth Young – Shadow Navigation Show… featuring Serious Child

The internationally acclaimed musician, poet and artist returns – bringing songs, stories and visions to navigate the shadows of human experience. Jo Beth Young (FKA Talitha Rise/RISE) is a hidden gem rising from the alt/neo-folk and prog scenes. Her ethereal vocals and mesmeric musical style have been enrapturing and provoking deep emotional responses from audiences since her 2018 debut album An Abandoned Orchid House and 2019’s follow-up Strangers.

Writing from a place of raw authenticity, her poetic world comes armed with lullabies and battle cries interwoven. At times heartbreaking, but always hopeful and inspiring in the end. Her live shows are known to bring deep, emotional magic to the audience, capturing the attention of the national press who have described her live shows as “unmissable” and “exquisite”.

Now, The Shadow Navigation Show brings a new, beautifully-crafted, live experience aligned with the much anticipated new album Broken Spells. Spiritually charged storytelling, hypnotic original songs with an atmospheric film and visual backdrop – this promises to be an unforgettable night with very special guest SERIOUS CHILD and friends.

“Brilliantly atmospheric vocals…elegant rhythms…a winning confluence of globe spanning folk music.” Record Collector Magazine****

“Deeply moving and soulful” Louder Than War

“A mesmerising and powerful performance that keeps an appreciative audience under its spell” Prog Magazine

“Extraordinary talent” BBC Introducing

Julie July Band

Folk Rock Experience Tour 2023 – Songs of Sandy Denny plus more!

A celebration and tribute to Sandy Denny’s defining role in British Folk-Rock Music. The Julie July Band have built a substantial reputation with reinterpretations and arrangements of the work of singer-songwriter Sandy Denny. In Sandy’s brief career she left a legacy of beautiful, haunting original and traditional compositions. Richard Thompson called her – The greatest artist of her generation. The band will perform songs from her time with the Strawbs, Fairport Convention and Sandy’s Solo albums. Inspired by Sandy’s work and the wider folk, rock and blues movements of the 60s and 70s. The band will also perform songs from their own Folk Rock Albums ‘Lady of the First Light’ and ‘Wonderland’.

The line-up features musicians with Folk-Rock roots Dik Cadbury from 1970’s Decameron (Bass, Vocals), Mick Candler – Decameron, Roll Movement (Drums), Steve Rezillo (Lead Guitarist), Caley Groves (Acoustic Guitarist), Carol Lee Sampson (Keyboards, Vocals) and Julie July (Vocals).

Website: https://www.juliejuly.co.uk/

JAMES KERRY

From Kent, and an established member of the modern English folk scene, James Kerry is well known for his passionate,rhythmic playing rooted in folk dance tradition.

Having begun his musical journey at a young age, fuelled by a local legend, he quickly progressed and has since played extensively in the Morris and ceilidh circuits and performed with many bands and groups including Foot Down, and the Hilltop Ceilidh Band, both of which he is a founding member of.

SOURCE

Album Press Release:

‘Source’ is the new album from English folk pioneer, composer and melodeon player James Kerry. Leading an energetic four-piece acoustic band, James showcases his passion for the music with stunning arrangements of English folk classics, pieces by contemporary artists and his own compositions.

Accompanying James is a group of friends who also happen to be among the UK’s leading folk instrumentalists: James Delarre (Mawkin, Topette!!) on fiddle, viola and mandolin; Tom Kitching (Pilgrim’s Way, Alberio) on fiddle and mandolin, and Danny Tonks (Foot Down, Hilltop Ceilidh Band) on acoustic guitar.

Source will be released on 1st April 2023. Pre-orders are now being taken and will be shipped one month before the release date.

For more information visit: www.jameskerrymusic.com

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Supported by James Delarre, a set consisting of predominantly fiddle accompanied songs: www.jamesdelarre.co.uk

After a wonderful and joyous appearance at the Norwegian Church Arts Centre this February… we excitedly and warmly welcome her back for another Evening with Bronwen Lewis {and Garin Fitter}.

A true home-grown talent in the form of Seven Sisters born singer-songwriter Bronwen Lewis returns to the Norwegian Church Arts Centre {supported by Garin Fitter}.

Bronwen is a Welsh singer songwriter who has really made a name for herself; her style sits between Country, Pop, Folk and Blues. She is proudly bilingual and an instrumentalist, playing piano and guitar from childhood.

After appearing on the Voice, Bronwen went viral on TikTok for her Welsh language covers of popular hits, such as George Ezra’s ‘Shotgun’ and Christina Perri’s ‘Thousand Years’.

Bronwen also sang the theme song to the BAFTA award winning movie ‘Pride’ and now travels the length and breadth of the UK with her Living Room theatre tour, as well as performing more intimate gigs like this one, here in her beloved Wales.

Without a doubt, a night not to be missed – tickets will sell very quickly. Gobeithio i weld chi ‘na… croeso cynnes i bawb.

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The Valli Boys UK are Wales’ top tribute to ‘Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons’ and the hit musical ‘The Jersey Boys’.

The show has performed in many theatres throughout the UK and abroad.

Formed in South Wales in 2015, The Valli Boys have gained an excellent reputation and are one of the UK’s most popular and sought after tribute shows.

This high-energy and polished production includes excellent dance routines and superb live harmonies, all performed by a group of talented musical theatre performers.

“A must see evening of first class entertainment”

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Featured Songs:

• Let’s Hang On
• Who Loves You?
• Beggin’
• Grease
• Sherry
• Big Girls Don’t Cry
• Walk Like A Man
• Can’t Take My Eyes Off You
• Bye Bye Baby
• Working My Way Back
• Rag Doll
• Oh! What A Night (December ’63)
• Stay
• My Eyes Adored You

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“Amazing singers we were dancing in the aisles!”

“These guys sound great. Enjoyed the night more than The Jersey Boys”

”We’ve seen them 4 times! They are brilliant”