Indie rock and alt-country band Wyatt performs at the Swn Festival 2026, held across nine venues in Cardiff.
Wyatt play Tramshed on Friday 17 October, as part of Sŵn Festival 2026. It's a night of indie rock and alt-country, and the set is built around their own material.
Sŵn is one of Wales' most anticipated music festivals, founded by Huw Stephens in 2007 and run by the Clwb Ifor Bach team since 2018. Now in its 19th edition, it's one of the forerunners of the summer festival scene, returning in a beefed-up three-day format across nine Cardiff venues with more than 150 artists performing across ten stages. Head of Music Lafant Adam Williams says the booking mixes local, national and international acts, with a particular focus on the most exciting new names from Wales and beyond.
The weekend also runs Sŵn Connect, an industry conference that brings seasoned voices together with fresh perspectives for anyone looking to break into the music business. The festival remains as accessible and community-focused as ever, with payment plans and concessions for young people, students and Blue Light account holders, alongside volunteer programmes and an apply-to-play scheme.
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Wyatt's show takes place at Tramshed, on Clare Road in Cardiff (CF11 6QP), on Friday 17 October.
