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BBC News
03-07-2025
- Entertainment
- BBC News
Live at York Museum Gardens: All you need to know
York's Museum Gardens is set to play host to a series of live concerts over the next three band Elbow will kickstart proceedings later, with support from Ripon-born singer-songwriter Billie Marten and folk group Eliza Carthy & The Restitution, from Robin Hood's Friday Nile Rodgers & Chic will take to the stage, while Saturday will see Richard Hawley celebrate 20 years of Coles Corner, with support from Mercury Prize winners English Teacher, BC Camplight and Hamish of the shows, here is everything you need to know about accessing and enjoying the three major gigs. How do I get there and where do I park? Organisers have encouraged concert goers to arrive by public transport where possible, with York Station only a short walk away and bus stops close to the public parking will be available near to the site. Both Bootham Row and Marygate car parks are close to Museum Gardens, while Esplanade car park is just across the river. What can I bring? There are strict requirements for what you can bring to the concerts, with several items prohibited. Attendees can bring a refillable plastic water bottle no larger than 500ml and one 500ml unopened plastic bottle of water. However, no other food and drink can be brought in, other than for medical or religious reasons. A bag smaller than A3 size can be brought in, but will be subject to goers are not allowed to bring glass items, alcohol, large professional cameras, recording equipment, chairs and foldout blankets or large sports umbrellas. When do acts come on? Thursday 3 July: Eliza Carthy: 18:00 - 18:45Billie Marten: 19:15 - 20:00Elbow: 20:30 - 22:30Friday 4 July: Durand Bernarr: 18:00 - 18:45Jalen Ngonda: 19:15 - 20:15Nile Rodgers & Chic: 20:45 - 22:30Saturday 5 July: Hamish Hawk: 17:40 - 18:10BC Camplight: 18:30 - 19:15English Teacher: 19:45 - 20:30Richard Hawley: 21:00 - 22:30 Can I leave and come back in? Organisers say that once you leave the site you will not be permitted to re-enter. Gates open at 17:00 BST for each event. The public will have restricted access to the gardens during the day. Listen to highlights from North Yorkshire on BBC Sounds, catch up with the latest episode of Look North.
BBC News
26-06-2025
- Health
- BBC News
Dr Tom Naylor's tips for Tendonitis
Here's everything you need to know about managing your Tendonitis:Tendonitis is when a tendon swells (becomes inflamed) after an injury. It can cause joint pain and stiffness, and affect how a tendon may hear medical professionals refer to tendon issues as 'Tendinopathy', and that includes the early painful inflammatory stages known as Tendonitis, but also the later, niggling, annoying pains that are more difficult to are four places where we see it most often: the Elbow, Achilles, knees, and elbow - excessive strain and repetition in wrist extensor tendons, causes irritating and often quite debilitating pain around the lateral side of the elbow (think a "back-hand" movement).Golfer's elbow - the same, but on the opposite side of the elbow, from strain in wrist flexor tendonsAchilles tendonitis - from pushing off and lunging. Very common movement in padel, also common to get from runningPatellar tendonitis - from squatting, jumping and lunging external is a link to some more information on treating Tendonitis. Here, external is a link to some stretches to help manage Achilles Tendinopathy. Here, external is a link to some stretches to help with Tennis Elbow.
Wales Online
14-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
A night with Elbow at Cardiff Castle, goosebumps and all
Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info I'm a bit guilty of not really making the most of the live music we have in the capital often enough. This summer, as is becoming the norm, there's something for everyone in terms of gigs in Wales' capital. Sting, Will Smith, Stevie Wonder, Stereophonics? Oh, and a group of fellas from Manchester, you might have heard them mentioned. But the one I knew I wanted to see was Elbow partly because they're the exact sort of band the venue calls out for. As part of this summer's TK Maxx presents Depot Live at Cardiff Castle they were joined by The Coral and Billie Marten. From superstar gigs to cosy pubs, find out What's On in Wales by signing up to our newsletter here Elbow were preceeded by Snow Patrol the night before, and you can read that review here. This night, there was a weather warning for thunderstorms and there was a mass arrival of ponchos and waterproofs required partway through the set. I'd listen to Guy Garvey in most places. His haunting, effortless voice is, many years of music in, nothing short of lovely. The castle really is a special venue and suited them down to the crowd. The last time I went to one of the Depot Live gigs at the castle I saw a Faithless DJ set and it lends itself to a jump around just as much as a sway to Elbow. In a set just shy of two hours, Elbow performed 20 songs, mixing old and new. Starting with 2008's Starlings, he quipped some of the material to come would be older than some audience members. Next came Lovers Leap. Other tracks included Lippy Kids, Magnificent, Kindling, Mirrorball and Seldom Seen Kid. But they could only close with One Day Like This, a song so beautiful, even the rain stopped in time for us to enjoy it in all its glory. Garvey apologised for his voice being not 100% but it wasn't noticeable from where we were. It was never going to be a raucous gig, but even the most mellow of tunes were brought to life by the band, with a seemingly endless supply of instruments and vocals to boot. Garvey knew how to get the crowd growing, a vocal warm up for the final, goosebump-inducing number was a lovely touch. An effortlessly talented band who seem to still love what they do, one day like this a year really would see me right. The other TK Maxx presents Depot Live at Cardiff Castle gigs are: June 13 Elbow with The Coral and Billie Marten June 20 Jamie Jones and Chris Stussy June 25 Maribou State with Jitwam and Anish Kumar June 26 The Script and Tom Walker June 28 Sting and The Lilacs and Sophie Grey July 8 The Human League with Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey and Blancmange July 10 James and Shed Seven and Jamie Webster July 13 Rag 'n' Bone Man and Elles Bailey July 19 Rock the Castle - Funeral for Friend, The Blackout, Punk Rock Factory and more July 20 UB40 Ft Ali Campbell with Bitty McClean and Reggae Roast Ft Mr Williamsz July 26 Depot in the Castle Jess Glynne Maximo Park, Sigma, Kate Nash, Professor Green, GLC and Blue Dolphin Wranglers. July 30 Fontaines CD with Kae Tempest and High Vis July 31 Pet Shop Boys and Dave Pearce August 1 Faithless with Kosheen and Chicane August 20 and 21 Tom Jones with Stone Foundation August 24 Basement Jaxx with Ezra Collective and Eats Everything August 25 Will Smith with Nile Rodgers and Chic
Wales Online
13-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
Snow Patrol light up Cardiff Castle as summer season of gigs gets underway
Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Snow Patrol lit up Cardiff Castle as they kicked off a summer of music in spectacular fashion, the first of 19 gigs set against one of the most beautiful backdrops in the UK. With the castle's imposing keep bathed in golden twilight, the surroundings were every bit as much a part of the experience as the music itself, a stunning venue that turned a concert into something truly atmospheric. Despite thunderstorms circling the area for much of the day, the skies held and the rain stayed away, adding a touch of drama without dampening a thing as the TK Maxx presents Depot Live gigs got underway. The Northern Irish-Scottish rockers – fronted by Gary Lightbody with longtime members Nathan Connolly and Johnny McDaid – performed a hit-packed set to a delighted crowd. Take Back The City was the opener swiftly followed by Chocolate and Called Out in the Dark before Lightbody belted out the multi-award-winning Run. Open Your Eyes and You're All I Have also featured while an anthemic Chasing Cars was greeted with a roar from the crowd before the night ended with What If This Is All The Love and Just Say Yes. Opening the night was alt-indie band The Florentinas followed by Freya Ridings with a powerful set, her distinctive voice soaring across the castle grounds. A standout moment came when she performed her hit Castles, beaming as she told the crowd it was the first time she'd ever sung the song in an actual castle - a bit of poetic symmetry the audience clearly appreciated. The acoustics at the open-air gig are excellent, with Ridings' voice reverberating around the castle walls. But it was Snow Patrol who truly electrified the night. Frontman Lightbody was in his element from the moment he stepped on stage. Warm, animated and clearly thrilled to be there, his infectious energy rippled through the crowd. He joked along with a persistent heckler shouting requests for Chasing Cars promising them that the hit would be played . When the band finally launched into their most famous song, it became a communal singalong, echoing off the ancient stone walls. Lightbody told a self-deprecating story about the first time in the band's 31-year history he got a place name wrong, once welcoming an audience in Hull by accidentally calling it Cardiff — the night after a show in the Welsh capital. He told the crowd that on his deathbed, he would still be apologising.. It was a night full of heart, humour, and brilliant music - a perfect beginning to what promises to be a magical summer at Cardiff Castle continuing with Elbow tonight. If last night is anything to go by, this historic venue isn't just hosting gigs - it's becoming part of the show. The other gigs are: June 13 Elbow with The Coral and Billie Marten June 20 Jamie Jones and Chris Stussy June 25 Maribou State with Jitwam and Anish Kumar June 26 The Script and Tom Walker June 28 Sting and The Lilacs and Sophie Grey July 8 The Human League with Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey and Blancmange July 10 James and Shed Seven and Jamie Webster July 13 Rag 'n' Bone Man and Elles Bailey July 19 Rock the Castle - Funeral for Friend, The Blackout, Punk Rock Factory and more July 20 UB40 Ft Ali Campbell with Bitty McClean and Reggae Roast Ft Mr Williamsz July 26 Depot in the Castle Jess Glynne Maximo Park, Sigma, Kate Nash, Professor Green, GLC and Blue Dolphin Wranglers. July 30 Fontaines CD with Kae Tempest and High Vis July 31 Pet Shop Boys and Dave Pearce August 1 Faithless with Kosheen and Chicane August 20 and 21 Tom Jones with Stone Foundation August 24 Basement Jaxx with Ezra Collective and Eats Everything August 25 Will Smith with Nile Rodgers and Chic
South Wales Argus
12-06-2025
- Entertainment
- South Wales Argus
Full list of road closures in place for Cardiff Castle gigs
Snow Patrol and Elbow will take to the stage as headliners for TK Maxx presents DEPOT Live at Cardiff Castle 2025 on Thursday and Friday, respectively. These are the first gigs in what promises to be an action-packed summer at the Cardiff Castle-based event, with other headliners including Sir Tom Jones, Will Smith, Pet Shop Boys and Rag'N'Bone Man. SNOW PATROL - JUST ANNOUNCED 🚨🔥️ @ 4 mates, like & RT for your chance to win 5 x tickets for you & your friends (every tag is a new entry) 🤝 📍 @cardiff_castlehttps:// Presents DEPOT Live Series 2025 // @snowpatrol — DEPOTLIVE (@DEPOTLIVE1) January 20, 2025 Full list of road closures for Snow Patrol and Elbow concerts at Cardiff Castle The following roads in Cardiff, according to Cardiff Council, will be closed between 9pm and midnight on Thursday and Friday (June 12 and 13): Castle Street Duke Street Kingsway Cowbridge Road East (from Cathedral Road through to Westgate Street) These closures will also affect various bus services, including the 9 21/23 27 28 30 44/45 49/50 52 57/58 There will be diversions in place for these services, more details of which can be found on the Cardiff Bus website. 🎤 Elbow @ Cardiff Castle 📅 Friday 13th June 2025 ⚠️ Road Closures / Diversions Click the link below for more info ⬇️ — Cardiff Bus (@Cardiffbus) June 11, 2025 Cardiff Castle concerts to cause road closures until August This round of closures will be the first of many, with the same roads set to be shut off for all the TK Maxx presents DEPOT Live at Cardiff Castle 2025 concerts, which run until August 25. TK Maxx presents DEPOT Live at Cardiff Castle 2025 concerts Thursday, June 12 – Snow Patrol, Freya Ridings and The Florentinas June 13 – Elbow, The Coral and Billie Marten June 20 – Jamie Jones and Chris Stussy June 25 – Maribou State, Jimwam and Anish Kumar June 26 - Script and Tom Walker June 28 – Sting, The Lilacs and Sophie Grey July 6 - Human League, Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey and Blancmange July 10 – James, Shed Seven and Jamie Webster July 13 - Rag'N'Bone Man and Elles Bailey ELLES BAILEY July 19 – Rock the Castle: Funeral for a Friend, The Blackout, Punk Rock Factory and more July 20 - UB40 featuring Ali Campbell, Bitty McLean, Reggae Roast featuring Mr Williamz July 26 – DEPOT in Castle: Jess Glynne, Maximo Park, Sigma, Kate Nash, Professor Green, GLC and Blue Dolphin Wranglers July 30 – Fontaines DC, Kae Temoest and High Vis July 31 - Pet Shop Boys and Dave Pearce August 1 - Faithless, Kosheen and Chicane August 20 – Sir Tom Jones and Stone Foundation August 21 - Sir Tom Jones and Stone Foundation August 24 – Basement Jax, Ezra Collective and Eats Everything August 25 - Will Smith, Nile Rodgers and Chic RECOMMENDED READING: Are tickets still available for TK Maxx presents DEPOT Live at Cardiff Castle 2025 Tickets are still available for the TK Maxx presents DEPOT Live at Cardiff Castle 2025 concerts. They can be found on the Ticketmaster or DEPOT Live website (a link to which can be found above).
