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Stereophonics are a Welsh indie rock band, consisting of vocalist and guitarist Kelly Jones, bassist Richard Jones, drummer Jamie Morrison, and guitarist Adam Zindani.
Signing a deal with Richard Branson's V2 in the 1990s, the band released their debut album, 'Word Gets Around' in 1997, which hit #6 in the UK Albums Chart. A series of #1 records followed, including 'Performance and Cocktails', 'Just Enough Education To Perform' and 'Language. Sex. Violence. Other?'. They released their ninth studio album, ‘Keep The Village Alive' in 2015, which they supported with a UK arena tour in December. Their latest single, All in One Night, was released in 2017, and the band released their latest album, ‘Scream Above the Sounds’, October 2017, which they supported with tour dates around the UK, Ireland and even reached as far as Australia before a string of summer headline festival slots. Acclaimed for their live performances and roaring sets, Stereophonics are favourites on the live music festival scene having landed headline slots at many of the UK’s most popular festivals including T in the Park, Reading and Leeds, Glastonbury, V and the Isle of Wight. Stereophonics have huge summer plans - with two Forest Live dates in June, headline sets at the Eden Sessions, Lytham and This Is Tomorrow Festivals, Dublin's Trinity Summer Series and a massive show at Swansea's Singleton Park. They also have three warm-up show planned for May. Catch them live by checking out the tour dates and ticket information on Stereoboard below. Set Your Currency / Country Upcoming Stereophonics Events
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Stereophonics are a Welsh indie rock band, consisting of vocalist and guitarist Kelly Jones, bassist Richard Jones, drummer Jamie Morrison, and guitarist Adam Zindani.
Signing a deal with Richard Branson's V2 in the 1990s, the band released their debut album, 'Word Gets Around' in 1997, which hit #6 in the UK Albums Chart. A series of #1 records followed, including 'Performance and Cocktails', 'Just Enough Education To Perform' and 'Language. Sex. Violence. Other?'. They released their ninth studio album, ‘Keep The Village Alive' in 2015, which they supported with a UK arena tour in December. Their latest single, All in One Night, was released in 2017, and the band released their latest album, ‘Scream Above the Sounds’, October 2017, which they supported with tour dates around the UK, Ireland and even reached as far as Australia before a string of summer headline festival slots. Acclaimed for their live performances and roaring sets, Stereophonics are favourites on the live music festival scene having landed headline slots at many of the UK’s most popular festivals including T in the Park, Reading and Leeds, Glastonbury, V and the Isle of Wight. Stereophonics have huge summer plans - with two Forest Live dates in June, headline sets at the Eden Sessions, Lytham and This Is Tomorrow Festivals, Dublin's Trinity Summer Series and a massive show at Swansea's Singleton Park. They also have three warm-up show planned for May. Catch them live by checking out the tour dates and ticket information here on Stereoboard. Stereophonics Ticketing Comments & FeedbackStereophonics Concert & Event Reviews1 Fan Reviews  
Always a great show
Edinburgh Usher Hall on March 27 2013
Seen the phonics four times before this gig, but this was by far the best! Loved the set list, it must be gettting quite difficult for them to choose the songs now they have so many at their disposal. hey played for just under the 2 hours one song into the next. New stuff sounded amazing live. Jones' voice was brilliant and the band looked like they were enjoying themselves too, so much energy from start to finish. Already booked to go to see them again!
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