Acapela Studio is delighted to announce that we are proud to be part of Cardiff Music City Festival. Supported by Welsh Government / Cardiff Council. More information can be found at cardiffmusiccityfestival.wales

Yn falch o fod yn rhan o Ŵyl Dinas Gerdd Caerdydd. Cefnogir gan Lywodraeth Cymru / Cyngor Caerdydd. Mwy o wybodaeth yn gwyldinasgerddcaerdydd.cymru

ACAPELA STUDIO CONCERTS INCLUDE
CYNGHERDDAU STIWDIO ACAPELA YN CYNNWYS

2/10/26 – TOM ROBINSON & Adam Phillips
3/10/26 The Long Ryders
4/10/26  Cara Dillon
5&6/10/26 Shawn Colvin
7/10/26 Mary Coughlan
9/10/26 Jazz Sabbath
11/10/26 Filkin’s Drift
13&14/10/26 Fairport Convention
15/10/26 Lauren Collier
16/10/26 Joseph Arthur & Melanie Gabriel

Regrettably the band have been forced to move the date to the 15th May 2027 to coincide with their full UK tour. We apologise for any disappointment or inconvenience caused by this change of date.

All tickets and tables have been transferred automatically to the new date. If you are unable to make the new date then you can request a refund by emailing info@acapela.co.uk by the 15th September 2026. After this date our no refund ticket policy will be strictly applied.

All monies will be refunded and will take 7-10 days to reach accounts.

An award-winning, platinum-selling eighties pop duo who have had a number of chart hits are to play two intimate shows in Wales.

Formed in 1984, Hue And Cry made an immediate impact with their debut album Seduced and Abandoned (1987), featuring the UK Top 10 hit ‘Labour of Love’. Success continued with albums including Remote, Stars Crash Down, Showtime and Jazz Not Jazz, producing hits such as ‘Looking for Linda’ and ‘Violently’.

The do, brothers Pat and Greg Kane, returned to mainstream prominence in 2005 as finalists on ITV’s Hit Me Baby One More Time, and in 2025 were presented with the Outstanding Achievement Award at the Scottish Music Awards.

Following a critically acclaimed 40th Anniversary tour in 2024, Hue And Cry — who have sold tens of thousands of concert tickets worldwide and shared stages with artists including U2, James Brown, Madonna, Al Green and Van Morrison — are set to release new album Everybody om May 29, an album which they say reconnects their past, present and future.

In advance of the album’s release the band have announced run of UK tour dates including two small shows in Wales.

Hue And Cry will play the 180 capacity Acapela Studios in Cardiff on July 3 and 4.

The show on the July 3 is sold out, with tickets still available for the new show on July 4.

To read the full story visit the Nation.Cymru website – click here