Music : Singers, Bands, Pop & Rock Stars
Wales has a fantastic musical heritage. One of the few things the Romans ever wrote about the celtic tribes refered to the songs Britons would sing. Roman author Athenaeus describes songs performed by guests at Celtic feast and ceremonies, the signers were known as 'Bards'. Two thousand years later we have bards like Tom, Kelly and Aled Jones, Andy Low, Bryn Terfel, Cerys Matthews, Charlotte Church, Dave Edmunds and many many more!
Meinir Gwilym, new talent from the old country.
Meinir has established herself as one of the best selling Welsh language artists ever, and she's just getting into her stride!
Born and raised in the small village of Llangristiolus in the heart of the Isle of Anglesey (Ynys Môn) off the North Wales coast, singer-songwriter Meinir Gwilym has established herself as one of the best selling Welsh language artists ever.
Aubrey Parsons
Singer with 'The Six Pistons' (Damon hill the ex formula one racing drivers group), 'Midge Ure', 'Fat Barry's soul band' and 'The Watchmen'. He has worked with members of 'The Who', 'Big Country', 'The Stereophonics' also works the UK and Europe as a solo singer.
Alun Hoddinott
Composer and president of the Cardiff Music Festival.
Alonza Bevan
Bass player, (late) 'Kula Shaker', now bass in 'Johnny Marr's Healers'.
Aled Richards
Drummer with Catatonia.
Aled Jones
Choirboy (charted with smash hit 'Walking in the air'). Musicals, radio and TV presenter.
Aled Davies
A classical tenor soloist. Winner of the blue-riband at the National Eisteddfod of Wales, Swansea 2006; and "Singer of the Year" at the Llangollen International Eisteddfod, 2005. He recorded his debut album "nodau aur fy nghân" in 2006.
