Stereophonics look to close their 2025 with a nine date arena tour of the United Kingdom in December. The group are set for ...

Stereophonics’ Kelly Jones: ‘I stand by what we did. We followed the guidelines at the time’ As the band release their 12th album, ‘Oochya!’, frontman Jones talks to Kevin E G Perry ...

The Stereophonics frontman barely seems to have aged since the release of their 1997 debut Word Gets Around. And 20 years later, on their new record, Scream Above The Sounds, his voice sounds as ...

Welsh rock band Stereophonics and singer Kelly Jones are promising a lot with their new album - can "Make 'em Laugh, Make 'em Cry, Make 'em Wait" live up to its title? We will know on April 25 ...

The Stereophonics’ group dynamic changed after “You Gotta Go There to Come Back.” The Joneses (no relation) parted company with their friend and original drummer, Stuart Cable.

Starting in Belfast at Belsonic, Stereophonics will play some of the UK and Ireland’s biggest venues including Dublin St.

Now, V2 hopes to increase that by 100% with Stereophonics’ third collection, “Just Enough Education to Perform,” due April 9 in the U.K. and April 17 in the U.S.

Welsh rock group Stereophonics has earned its ninth U.K. No. 1 album with 13th studio LP, Make ‘em Laugh, Make ‘em Cry, Make ‘em Wait, on May 2. The band earned its first chart-topper in ...

LONDON — Former Stereophonics drummer Stuart Cable was found dead at his home in Wales on Monday. Cable was a founding member of the Welsh rock band, which rose to fame in the 1990s, but left in ...

Performing at a string of festivals and events across the summer, the band – Kelly Jones, Richard Jones, Adam Zindani, Jamie ...

Stereophonics's Kelly Jones has spoken to NME about his experience of going solo, saying that he wants to "make music like filmmakers make films".

Stereophonics started out as a band, formed in a small village in Wales. The Cwmaman lads soon found fame after almost 10 years of grafting, with their albums and tours becoming incredibly successful.