Level 3 Lounge

Enjoy a pint of Carling, Worthington's, Brain's Smooth and Stowford Press Cider on draught for only £3.50 per pint.  Available on selected performances only, from 7pm until the bars close. Look out for the highlighted performances below. 

CAPITAL CITY JAZZ ORCHESTRA
With special guest soloist - Alan Barnes
Tuesday 28 May, 8pm

Wales premier Big Band, Capital City Jazz Orchestra, was formed in Cardiff 11 years ago and has gained a loyal and growing fan base. The professional 16-piece band features the finest jazz and big band players in South Wales and regularly works with international guest singers and instrumentalists including Clare Teal, Bobby Shew, Matthew Ford, Claire Martin, Gareth Lockrane and Nigel Hitchcock. Feeling equally at home in our L3 Lounge, in our main auditorium or on the stages of international jazz festivals, this final concert of their 18/19 season will be a rip-roaring, swinging way to usher in the summer of 2019.

Tickets: £14
Students | under 16: £7
Concessions: £2 off - please see 
'More info' for details.
Groups 10+: £2 off each ticket

Plus an optional £1.50 postage fee.

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BLAIR DUNLOP
Tuesday 4 June, 8pm

Blair Dunlop, the award-winning British singer, songwriter and guitarist, has now released 3 albums 2 ep’s and toured widely around the globe. All of this in a short 4-year career is astounding alone but what sets Blair apart from his peers is the lyrical and musical maturity with which he writes. His third album ‘Gilded’ was released in May 2016 on his own label – Gilded Wings – and was widely acclaimed gaining BBC Radio 2 Playlist status for the two single releases (‘The Egoist’ and ‘356’) both of which were remixed by Ed Harcourt. 

Tickets: £14 in advance | £15 on the day
Children 15 years and under: £5
Concessions: £2 off - please see 
'More info' for details.
REACT Member (ages 16-25) (see here how to 
become a React member): £10

Plus an optional £1.50 postage fee.

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LLEUWEN
Tuesday 9 July, 8pm

Lleuwen Steffan was brought up to the sound of words and music, being the daughter of singer-composer Steve Eaves, and she sang on some of his recordings as a young girl. She also gained valuable experience at Ysgol Glanaethwy, the school at Bangor renowned for its choirs, but Lleuwen was always keen to broaden her musical horizons and develop her own unique voice. This she did with the jazz group Acoustique and her first solo albums Duw A Ŵyr and Penmon, all of which were critically acclaimed.

Tickets: £15 in advance | £16 on the day
Children 15 years and under: £5
Concessions: £3 off - please see 
'More info' for details.
REACT Member (ages 16-25) (see here how to 
become a React member): £10

Plus an optional £1.50 postage fee.
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MARTIN SIMPSON
Tuesday 10 September, 8pm

The remarkable intimate solo performances Martin gives go from strength to strength – every gig is a masterclass. He travels the length and breadth of the UK and beyond, giving rapt audiences passion, sorrow, love, beauty, tragedy and majesty through his playing.

“What’s it like being the best guitar player in the world…?” Martin’s modesty and grace prevented him from answering this BBC Radio 4 interviewer’s question recently, but the facts speak for themselves.

Tickets: £16 in advance | £17 on the day
Children 15 years and under: £5
Concessions: £2 off - please see 
'More info' for details.
REACT Member (ages 16-25) (see here how to 
become a React member): £10

Plus an optional £1.50 postage fee.
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JACKIE OATES
Tuesday 19 November, 8pm 

A singer and fiddle player hailing from Staffordshire,Jackie Oates is a name synonymous with the reinvigoration of English folk music, beguiling audiences with a delicate balance of tradition and reinvention. Her mellifluous voice and imaginatively plaintive fiddle style has won her several BBC Folk Awards during a 10-year recording career that began as a member of the nascent Unthanks and has continued with six acclaimed solo albums. A member of the Imagined Village collective she has also collaborated with Alasdair Roberts, Belinda O’Hooley and her brother Jim Moray on material ranging from traditional ballads to eerie lullabies and rich contemporary songs, earning her a fan base beyond the folk scene she grew up in.

Tickets: £13 in advance | £14 on the day
Children 15 years and under: £5
Concessions: £2 off - please see 
'More info' for details.
REACT Member (ages 16-25) (see here how to 
become a React member): £10
Groups 10+: £1 off each ticket

Plus an optional £1.50 postage fee.
More info | Book now