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Win tickets to Escape Into The Park - Europe's biggest dance and urban music event

We’ve teamed up with Escape Into The Park to offer one lucky reader the chance to win a pair of VIP tickets to Wales’ largest dance and urban music event, Escape Into The Park, on Saturday June 11 in Swansea’s Singleton Park.Read

The Wanted ready to create a stir at Rhyl Pavilion

A NUMBER one debut single, nine million YouTube hits, 520,000 Facebook fans and an X-Factor appearance. It’s hardly been an All Time Low for breakthrough boy band and new national heart-throbs The Wanted.Read

Brendan Cole heads to Rhyl Pavilion

THE self-confessed bad boy of one of TV’s biggest shows, Strictly Come Dancing, will be coming to North Wales next month is rooting for Scott Maslen and professional dance partner Natalie Lowe to win this year’s competition.Read

Spamalot star looking forward to Llandudno

DON’T be surprised if you spot a famous face browsing the rails in Llandudno next month – it could be singer Jodie Prenger.Read

Kenwright's production of Evita comes to Rhyl Pavilion

EVA Peron was loved by the people of Argentina, but despised by the ruling elite.Read

Peter Pan panto brings Christmas to Rhyl Pavilion

AN annual school trip to the panto was among actor Steffan Rhodri’s first taste of the theatre – though he’s never performed in one, until now.Read

Vagina Monologues hits Llandudno's Venue Cymru

IT may surprise some to know the actress who played downtrodden Jackie Corkhill in Brookside for 11 years, much prefers to act in heavyweight classical roles alongside the likes of Derek Jacobi.Read

Hollyoaks actress in Peter Pan at Rhyl Pavlion

CHRISTMAS at home surrounded by family sounded the perfect tonic for a busy actress who usually spends the holiday season doing panto somewhere in the UK.Read

Linda Lusardi to star in Cinderella at Venue Cymru

BEING lassoed over the head by an overly exuberant Sir Norman Wisdom is just one of the many fond memories Linda Lusardi has of performing in pantomimes.Read

The Lady Boys of Bangkok make their way to Rhyl

HELLO BOYS!? Think feathers. Think fantasy... It can only be the Lady Boys of Bangkok – strutting their way to the Rhyl Pavilion on October 6.Read

Clwyd Theatr Cymru is all set for Bedroom Farce

TOURING Britain in a hit production of Alan Ayckbourn’s Bedroom Farce is stamina-sapping, but actress Juliet Mills and her husband, Emmerdale’s Maxwell Caulfield, love it.Read

Rhyl Pavilion announces November programme

BEWARE all those heading to Rhyl Pavilion in November – The Circus of Horrors is in town.Read

Beauty and the Beast at Rhyl Pavilion

RHYL and district Musical Theatre Company is bringing alive a tale as old as time.Read

Jam man ready to rock Rhyl Pavilion

A NEW Year’s Eve phone call was the catalyst for Bruce Foxton to begin working again with Paul Weller, his former bandmate in The Jam, after years of the two not speaking.Read

Jedward set for Venue Cymru date

JEDWARD, the craziest X Factor finalists to date, have some tips for this year’s contenders in TV’s hottest talent show.Read

Charlie Landsborough tops the bill in Rhyl

SUCCESS came late to singer Charlie Landsborough, and perhaps that’s why despite his huge popularity he’s down to earth, unassuming and travels to gigs in a motor home.Read

Recorder virtuoso to play St Asaph Cathedral

FOR generations whose only experience of the recorder was the shrill plastic notes at the primary school concert, the sight – and sound – of a Johnny Depp-like character delivering Vivaldi on the instrument, will be a revelation.Read

BLAKE COME TO RHYL PAVILION IN SEPTEMBER

LYING somewhere between popular and classical music, all male group Blake debuted their unique sound at a house party. Apparently, their rendition of Moon River wowed their fellow revellers. That sounds like some party.Read

Herman's Hermits head to Venue Cymru

WHEN legendary music promoter Mickey Most discovered Herman’s Hermits they were plying their trade as jobbing musicians in the pubs and clubs of their native Manchester.Read