Electroacoustic Wales


Bangor


facilitated music-making for 100 years and are celebrating with two concerts


Carroll Thompson


From B.B King to Stevie Wonder, the list of musical talent Carroll Thompson has worked with goes on and on. Her Hopelessly In Love tour, however, will be all about her – marking the 40th anniversary of her album of the same name, the best-selling lovers’ rock release in UK reggae history.


Glee Club, Cardiff Bay, Tue 26 Oct. Tickets £12.50. Info: 0871 4720400 / glee.co.uk/cardiff


composers, in their Pontio theatre space. The first is by Jo Thomas, a Bangor graduate revered in the field of sound art – as is Adam Stanović, who both performs and lectures in electronic music.


Pontio, Bangor, Wed 20 + Thurs 21 Oct. Tickets: £5-£10. Info: 01248 382828 / pontio.co.uk


by innovative University has


Electroacoustic Wales - Adam Stanović


V4Velindre Charity


Compilation


Kevin McGrath, a Buzz writer back in the day and hardy booster of Welsh music, has compiled an epic 43-band album in aid of Velindre Cancer Centre – a gesture of gratitude for the care they’ve given him since 2013. V4Velindre features a majority Welsh lineup, with songs from Adwaith, Boy


Silent Forum featuring, while The Wedding Present and The Nightingales chip in from further afield.


Info: Finding Home


Mercury Theatre Wales presents a series of true-to-life stories about people who haven’t always had homes, performed by a company comprised of some who have experienced it themselves. The two performances, aiming to shift the conversation around homelessness, include an exhibition by Izzy Oak and a round-table discussion of the play’s content.


Depot, Cardiff, Mon 11 + Tue 12 Oct. Tickets: £13.75/£11. Info: seetickets.com


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