Welsh rock band Stereophonics hit the road for their first tour in three years and their first North American jaunt since ...

With the new offering, Stereophonics delve into new territory, experimenting with nostalgic synths, drum machines and acoustic guitar elements to create an eye-catching yet spacious sound.

The Stereophonics carved their place in Welsh rugby folklore when they penned this little ditty for a classic BBC Sport Wales promotion ahead of the clash with England at Wembley in 1999. Did the song ...

To coincide with the release of their new album, Welsh rock four-piece Stereophonics have announced their largest UK stadium tour yet. Know for hits including Have A Nice Day, Dakota and Maybe ...

He said: “ A lot of early Stereophonics songs were written while I was working in the market back in Cwmaman. Some afternoons, you’d just be standing there with a bunch of old ladies ...

03:00 Stereophonics returned to Radio 2 In Concert for the first time since 2013 to perform tracks from new album 'Kind' and some of their greatest hits, ahead of a UK arena tour early next year.

The Golden Touch and America hitmakers Razorlight were announced yesterday in addition to previously confirmed headliners ...

This celebratory homecoming show, the second of a two-night stand, features all of Stereophonics' hits, including Dakota, Have a Nice Day and Just Looking, along with tracks from their recent ...

The song’s chorus echoed a familiar Stereophonics theme about belonging. “Mr. and Mrs. Smith” featured a thundering solo from Jamie Morrison, his mop of curly hair flailing with the beat. When sitting ...