Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, Acapela Studio is located at Heol Y Pentre in Cardiff, United Kingdom. For directions and parking info, call them at +44 29 2089 0862. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in Cardiff, United Kingdom on Bandsintown.
Acapela Studio, the unique music venue and recording studios – voted “Best Music Venue in Cardiff 2018” and “6th Best Music Venue in Europe 2020” .
Acapela Studio is a unique music venue and recording studio based in Pentyrch, Cardiff, set in a converted Welsh chapel. It’s real timber flooring, and the high ceiling gives our musicians and artists the space to perform naturally. Acapela offers a beautiful, peaceful environment that inspires creative minds. Originally constructed in 1835, the building houses a traditional concert hall featuring the original pews, wrap-around gallery and pulpit!
Audiences experience an intimate performance in a beautiful setting, relaxing with refreshments from the licensed bar and our widely acclaimed pizzas. See the very best musicians up close and personal in the very best small music venue in Wales. Parking at the venue – information.
I had never heard of Ainsley Lister before this event but wow, can he play guitar! Probably as good a guitarist as I have ever seen live and his band were also very accomplished musicians. Overall a great show which deserves a much bigger venue.
What can I say, If you haven’t seen them live, what are you waiting for. One hell of a show. It’s refreshing to see a band who look like they are enjoying themselves and not just there to make money, Keep up the great shows guys.
Loved this gig. Very cosy and intimate. Caoilfhionn Rose voice was immense live, and her and her band had a great natural chemistry. Thoroughly enjoyed the evening.
I am absolutely delighted to leave a review on last nights show in Acapela Studios in Cardiff !!! An absolutely talented group of musicians whom i cannot speak highly enough of ,The Lamb album whilst not being a particular favourite of mine was replicated to such a degree that with your eyes closed you would have found it very difficult to know it wasnt the original Genesis in the room with you.As i say all supremely talented musicians but i must reserve special personal praise for the drummer Francesco who is an absolute wizard!!!cheers Carl until next year somewhere 15 out of 10
A very underdressed Ian McNabb was acompanied by a well presented Chris Layhe, bassist from the Icicle Works. Both played short solo sets followed by some Icicle Works songs. Don't go expecting to hear the great old songs. Just Wonderful Colour and Out of Season. I'm not a fan of Understanding Jane, Little Girl Lost etc, but that's mostly what we got.
Bass was mixed low, so didn't make much difference though the 2 voices worked well together at times.
The set opener, Hollow Horse, was the highlight of the show for me. A great song.
I know the venue has a curfew, but the show end was pretty abruptly with both walking off and not returning, without any explanation. I saw TRB here last weekend and Tom Robinson handled it so much better.
They are absolutely the best live band around at the moment, probably the best I've ever seen. I've seen Bowie, Queen, Metallica and so many many more, but Beaux Gris Gris and The Apocalypse probably surpass the lot.
We've travelled the length of Britain watching them and they never ever disappoint.
Great to see the band.. some awesome tunes with great memories. Let down a little by front of stage sound balance... vocal mikes & violin up, with bass & drums down slightly I'd say. 🤷♂️
Brilliant, as ever. Saw them at the same venue last year. They were almost as good as the pizza. Even got to chat to the legendary Milton Keanes yet again.
What a pity that they were ripped off by that “other band” from Birmingham. They could have, and should have been massive!
The Acapela Studio venue was quaint and intimate. Also offers Pizza pre show. The old Church only Seats about 100 people with movable chairs & tables downstairs & rowed cinema seating up.
Hue & Cry were very entertaining, with tales of the past and some cheesy dad jokes. It was like going round to their house and jamming, as Pat spiralled into unique versions of their past catalog. I personally found the sound too loud for the small venue, but very enjoyable. Pat & Greg could have done a meet and greet after? I have waited 30 years to see them live, so bucket list item now ticked off. 80’s Legends live on!
What a gig. Really privileged to have been at this show. Shame on anyone who missed this opportunity to see a fantastic singer. What a voice and what a lovely personality. Jessie hung on after the show to speak to the audience. Never Never miss a show if you come back to Cardiff
Beth was the consummate professional in the playing of her songs, her introductions to her songs and so ably supported by Ruth Trimble and Mia Morris. A very special concert in a wonderfully intimate venue, The Acapela Studio.
Boots is back, and as good if not better than ever.
Funny, entertaining and with a voice as good as it was 40 years ago. Great songs, new & old. Thoroughly recommend catching him when you can!
Really nice show, opening up was Hawthorne Avenue, brilliant!
Then The Magpies took the night away with their foot stomping and catchy rhythms. Spoke very well in between songs too kept everyone in great spirits! Lots of fun.