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Come and watch Wales’ autumn international rugby games on our big screen in our spacious Level 3 Lounge. We’ll be serving hot food in our large bar facility and we’re family friendly too.
Wales v Tonga KO 2.30pm
Saturday 24th November
Wales v South Africa KO 5.20pm
Bars will be open from 12pm
FREE ENTRY
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Writer, poet and musician Gwyneth Glyn presents the live experience of her new album Tro with band members Rowan Rheingans, Dylan Fowler and Gillian Stevens. Tro, which is Welsh for ‘turn’, is the first major solo album from one of Wales’ most intriguing and talented artists, with a passion for language, who applies her delicate craft and exquisite gift to this compelling new work.
Tickets: £14 in advance | £15 on the day
Children 15years 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) : £7
Groups 10+: £1 off each ticket
Plus an optional £1
postage fee for tickets to be posted
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Join the team behind The Cycling Podcast for an evening of conversation, gossip and insights into the sport and the places visited by the major races.
Hosted by Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe, the world’s leading cycling podcast – with 60% accuracy guaranteed, or your money back – takes you behind the scenes at the three Grand Tours, the Giro d’Italia, Tour de France and Vuelta a España.
Tickets: £16
Plus an optional £1 postage fee for tickets to be posted.
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National treasures Martin Carthy & John Kirkpatrick embark on a rare UK duo tour. These two leading interpreters of English folk traditions – folk guitarist/singer Carthy and squeezebox virtuoso/singer Kirkpatrick – are long-time collaborators in a variety of seminal musical projects: from John’s iconic 1976 Morris tunes album Plain Capers through Steeleye Span to Brass Monkey.
Their enduring enjoyment of playing with each other shines through in their performances – warm, natural and charismatic. Pure English folk pedigree!
Tickets: £15.50 in advance | £16.50 on the day
Children 15years 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
postage fee for tickets to be posted
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In 2007, saxophonist Ceri Rees had a conversation with Alistair McMurchie of Four Bars at Dempseys’ about putting together a big band to play once a month at the jazz club. And so, the 16-piece Capital City Jazz Orchestra was born and soon attracted a loyal and regular following.
Mike Lovatt studied at Trinity College of music where he was awarded the Jon Kelly Jazz Scholarship. He has performed and recorded a wide range of musical styles with many artists including Quincy Jones, Robbie Williams, Eric Clapton, The Orchestra of the Royal Opera House Covent Garden, The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Michael Buble, Oasis, Michel Le Grand, Tony Bennett, Toots Thielmans, Marty Paich, Johnny Mathis, The Michael Nyman Band, Michael Ball, Shirley Bassey, Michael Crawford, Danny Elfman, Joby Talbot, The BBC Symphony and Concert Orchestras, London Brass, and The Glenn Miller Orchestra.
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
postage fee for tickets to be posted
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JIM MORAY
Roots Unearthed
Tuesday 19 February, 8pm
For 15 years Jim Moray has been at the forefront of a new movement in English traditional music. His debut album Sweet England changed the sound of folk song and won a brace of awards for its innovative melding of orchestration and electronica. Subsequent albums embraced everything from grime to Johnny Marr-esque guitar pop, but at their heart was always Jim’s unmistakeable soulful and yearning voice; singing old songs in a new way.
His sixth album Upcetera heralds a new chapter for the producer and has received the best reviews of his career, including five stars from Mojo, fRoots and R2 magazines. He has also found the time to contribute three new songs to BBC Dr Who spin-off show Class, and launched his own Low Culture Podcast.
Tickets: £15 in advance | £16 on the day
Children 15years 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
postage fee for tickets to be posted
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SIX NATIONS RUGBY 2019
Saturday 23 February
Come and cheer Wales on in the Six Nations Rugby tournament as they take on England, KO 4.45pm. Although we won't be showing the game you can still enjoy our bar facilities in our spacious Level 3 Lounge and soak in the atmosphere. We’ll be serving hot food in our large bar facility and we’re family friendly too.
Bar will be open from
12pm – 5pm pre-match
FREE ENTRY
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A double bill of two fascinating instrumental combinations brings you a multi-award winning trio of harp, viola and flute, Trio Anima, alongside an accordion and cello duo, Park Lane Group Artists Duo Bayanello.
Duo Bayanello, created by accordionist Iosif Purits and cellist Cecila Bignall, will be performing works from Martinů, to John Cage, to NightMusic associate composer Freya Waley-Cohen. Described as "daring, audacious and simply magnificent”, Trio Anima will bring us works by Rory Boyle, Toru Takemitsu and Théodore Dubois. The programme will also feature a new commission from Ty Cerdd.
Standard Price @ £10
to include either a *draught beer (from Level 3 bar only), wine, soft drink or a gin and tonic from the Gin Lounge. (*Draught beer includes Carling, Worthington's and Stowford Press Cider)
Cocktail Package @ £16
to include a cocktail from the Gin Lounge.
Concessions: £2 off - please see 'More Info' for details.
Students (excluding drink) @ £3
Plus an optional £1
postage fee for tickets to be posted
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JUAN MARTIN
Roots Unearthed
Tuesday 5 March, 8pm
A native of Andalucia, Juan Martin is a spectacular flamenco guitarist, twice voted one of the world’s top three exponents by Guitar Player magazine and noted for his rare instinctive musicianship. His sound, whilst lively in timbre, also has a richness, clarity and depth of tone honed from playing in the world’s greatest concert halls including Wigmore, Carnegie and Barbican, and many international festivals. He has recorded 20 albums, mostly as a composer, creating contemporary music that respects the great tradition. Juan was the first and only flamenco guitarist to make a record with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, and has played with greats like Miles Davis and Herbie Hancock.
Tickets: £17 in advance | £18 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
postage fee for tickets to be posted
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SIX NATIONS RUGBY 2019
Saturday 16 March
Come and watch Wales’ Six Nations rugby games on the big screen in our spacious Level 3 Lounge. We’ll be serving hot food in our large bar facility and we’re family friendly too.
Saturday 13th March 2019
Wales v Ireland KO 2.45pm
Bar open from 10am
FREE ENTRY
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New Welsh music takes centre stage in an evening curated by Tŷ Cerdd. A varied programme by this vibrant ensemble includes the premiere of a commission by Lynne Plowman, and brand new works by composers from Tŷ Cerdd’s CoDI composer development initiative – alongside contemporary gems from the Berkeleys’ repertoire.
Tŷ Cerdd – promoting and celebrating the music of Wales
Standard Price @ £10
to include either a *draught beer (from Level 3 bar only), wine, soft drink or a gin and tonic from the Gin Lounge. (*Draught beer includes Carling, Worthington's and Stowford Press Cider)
Cocktail Package @ £16
to include a cocktail from the Gin Lounge.
Concessions: £2 off - please see 'More Info' for details.
Students (excluding drink) @ £3
Plus an optional £1
postage fee for tickets to be posted
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FLOOK
Roots Unearthed
Tuesday 30 April, 8pm
The flutes of Brian Finnegan and Sarah Allen, the guitar of Ed Boyd and the bodhran of John Joe Kelly weave and spin traditionally rooted tunes into the breath-taking sound of Flook. This group possesses a rare blend of fiery technical brilliance, delicate ensemble interaction and a bold, adventurous musical imagination.
There is no shortage of virtuosity amongst the members of Flook, but the unique impact of this band stems from the wholly intuitive, almost symbiotic, exchange between the players.
Tickets: £18 in advance | £19 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
postage fee for tickets to be posted
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LIAM BYRNE & NASDUO
Contemporary - nightmusic
Tuesday 14 May, 8pm
Star soloist Liam Byrne divides his time between making very old and very new music on the viola da gamba. After creating sound installations for the Victoria & Albert museum, Dulwich Picture Gallery, and in collaboration with Nico Muhly for the National Gallery in London, he will be joining us at NightMusic with a programme of 16th and 17th century works each paired with a 21st century work, including Alex Mills’ ‘Suspensions & Solutions’ for Viola da Gamba and electronics.
Liam will be performing alongside NASduo, a contemporary bass clarinet and percussion duo. Regulars of the London contemporary scene, they are both Nonclassical and Park Lane Group Artists. NASduo will bring us a range of works commissioned especially for them, alongside their own innovative Bach arrangements and jazz improvisations. The programme will also feature a new commission from Ty Cerdd.
Standard Price @ £10
to include either a *draught beer (from Level 3 bar only), wine, soft drink or a gin and tonic from the Gin Lounge. (*Draught beer includes Carling, Worthington's and Stowford Press Cider)
Cocktail Package @ £16
to include a cocktail from the Gin Lounge.
Concessions: £2 off - please see 'More Info' for details.
Students (excluding drink) @ £3
Plus an optional £1
postage fee for tickets to be posted
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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
postage fee for tickets to be posted
More info | Book now
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