Swn Festival Cardiff Tickets - Various Venues

Picture Parlour

1 concert

Picture Parlour, led by Katherine Parlour and Ella Risi, blends 70s glam and raw rock with smoky vocals and gritty guitar, praised by Courtney Love for their electrifying sound.

Bill Ryder-Jones

1 concert

Bill Ryder-Jones, an English musician from Merseyside, is known for his solo work, film scores, and collaborations with Arctic Monkeys. Formerly of the Coral, Ryder-Jones released acclaimed albums like 2011's "If..." and "West Kirby County Primary" in 2016. Influenced by Ennio Morricone and Nick Drake, he also produced for acts like the Wytches, Michael Head, and Saint Saviour. His 2024 album "Iechyd Da" showcases his diverse style.

Lynks

2 concerts

Lynks, a cult sensation in London's underground music scene, is famed for their electro-punk chaos. Praised by top media and artists like Elton John, their legendary shows have sold out across the UK, turning venues into queer dystopias.

Pip Blom

2 concerts

Amsterdam-based Pip Blom, led by Pip and Tender Blom with Darek Mercks, excels in indie rock with catchy melodies and gritty guitars. Known for energetic performances, they've toured globally, playing with acts like Blur and at major festivals such as Glastonbury. Their third album, *Bobbie*, marked a shift to danceable synth-pop, earning critical acclaim and an Edison Award for Best Alternative Album in the Netherlands.

Willie J Healey

6 concerts

Willie J Healey, known for his Neil Young-meets-The Beatles-meets Elvis Costello style, gained acclaim with 'Twin Heavy'. Loved by Alex Turner, Joe Talbot, Jamie T, and Florence Welch.

Hak Baker

1 concert

Born on the Isle of Dogs, Hak Baker blends British folk, grime, and punk, known for raw tales of inner-city life. Collaborated with Skepta, Pete Doherty, and more.

Jasmine Jethwa

4 concerts

Jasmine crafts emotive, folk-tinged acoustic pop, drawing on her love for classic hits from David Gray and Dido to Bollywood's rich vocals. Influenced by R&B and inspired by artists like Fontaines DC, her songs aim to evoke deep feelings.

BC Camplight

11 concerts

BC Camplight, born Brian Christinzio, is known for his virtuoso songwriting and piano skills. His albums, like "A Sober Conversation," showcase his compelling backstories, intricate melodies, and tragic-comedic themes. His 2023 album, "The Last Rotation Of Earth," was a critical success, featuring top-40 acclaim and praised as a "masterpiece" by the Sunday Times. His powerful live performances include shows at London's Shepherd’s Bush Empire and Manchester’s Albert Hall.

Corella

7 concerts

Manchester's CORELLA blends alternative indie with emotive lyrics, gaining a loyal fanbase through sold-out UK tours and festival gigs at Reading & Leeds.

Pale Blue Eyes

4 concerts

Pale Blue Eyes, from Totnes and Sheffield, deliver modernist pop with DIY ethics, retro synths, and nostalgia. Led by Matt and Lucy Board, with bassist Aubrey Simpson, they've been playlisted on BBC Radio 6 Music and supported bands like Slowdive and The Editors. Dean Honer, known for The Human League, mixes their albums.

Opus Kink

1 concert

Formed in Brighton in 2017, Opus Kink mixes jazz, country, and punk into a unique sound. Known for dynamic live shows and songs like "St Paul of The Tarantulas." Their music weaves traditional influences with a modern twist.

KEG

1 concert

Born in Memphis, Seven fuses pop and soul, known for hits "Mystic Rhythm" and "Eighth Beat." Collaborated with John Legend; won 3 Grammy Awards for innovative style.

The New Eves

2 concerts

The New Eves, featuring Ella (drums, flute, vocals), Nina (cello, guitar, vocals), Kate (bass), and Violet (violin, guitar, vocals), blend organic joyful chaos with theatrical Gregorian chants and textural music.