Welsh-language concert by singer-songwriter Delwyn Siôn, supported by Rhi Jorj, at Tŷ Tawe.
Delwyn Siôn plays Tŷ Tawe on Saturday 12 December, with support from Rhi Jorj. It's a Welsh-language night, so the singing will be in Welsh throughout.
Siôn is a singer-songwriter from Aberdare who's been a presence in contemporary Welsh-language music since the 1970s. He first made his mark as a member of the band Hergest before moving into a solo career that's run for decades. His songs are melodic and heartfelt, and they tend to circle back to a few recurring themes: Welsh identity, the communities of the South Wales Valleys, social justice, and global issues. One of his best-known songs, Un Seren, has become a much-loved Welsh-language Christmas song, which makes the December date feel particularly fitting.
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He'll be sharing the bill with Rhi Jorj, who opens the night. The venue is Tŷ Tawe, Swansea's Welsh language, arts and community centre, located at 9 Christina Street, SA1 4EW. Tickets are £10 in advance.
