Gaynor O Flynn

Metaphysical music in the form of a solo acoustic set from award-winning musician Gaynor O’Flynn’s most recent album, Who Am I?

Free but ticketed.

Ana Silvera

Ana Silvera brings lush vocals and unexpected perspectives back to the globe at hay after her mesmerising performance last year - this time joined by a co-conspirator on the cello.

Richard Swift

Multi-talented US wunderkind takes leave of Mark Ronson and brings his own brand of piano-based folk pop  to the globe at hay. 

Little Lost David

Haunting wilderness beauty drawing on a host of rich influences from ex-recluse LLD whose voice enraptured Secret Garden Party and Great Escape audiences last year.

Jeremy Warmsley

When he isn’t entertaining the likes of Mystery Jets, Ed Harcourt, Noah and the Whale, and Soko in in his own living room, Jeremy Warmsley wows with his witty brand of soulful indie folk electronica.

Roots Union

Rousing, complex folk to get lost in and dance to from the brilliant Roots Union.

Comedy at the Globe: Mike Bubbins

Penetrating insights into tracksuits, bitterness and misery from ex-PE teacher Bubbins’ Edinburgh Festival preview.

Michael Nyman

If Michael Nyman means The Piano to you, think again.  In this intimate live session, Michael Nyman combines his own video pieces with haunting music to create a pioneering new work situated somewhere on the edge of a new art form.

Crystal clear sound will be powered by the new Bose L1 system.

Comedy at the Globe: Elis James

Deceptively conversational comedian Elis James previews this summer’s Edinburgh Fringe show, The Most Cautious Little Boy in Wales.

Roger Eno + The Paper Cinema

Enter into the enchantment of The Paper Cinema where a new world emerges through music and intricate paper imagery to create a live cinema experience. Guest composer Roger Eno improvises on a baffling array of instruments, proving that talented eclecticism runs in the family. 

Comedy at the Globe: Tom Craine

The 33^rd Sexiest Man in Wales previews material from his forthcoming Edinburgh show Comfort Blanket.

Stephen Fretwell

Riding high from his gold-selling album featuring Run, the soundtrack to BBC’s hit comedy Gavin & Stacey, Stephen Fretwell plays his only UK festival date as he prepares to record his third album. 

Baka Beyond

Festival favourites and pioneering Afro-Celtic fusion geniuses Baka Beyond play tracks from their recent album Baka Beyond The Forest interspersed with short films.

Back of the Moon: Richard James, Le B and Sweet Baboo

Brilliant ex-Gorky’s acid folk singer/songwriter Richard James curates and headlines this evening of emerging Welsh folk talent especially for How The Light Gets In, featuring darkly bittersweet alt. country artist Sweet Baboo and folk chanteuse Le B.

Comedy at the Globe: Ed Aczel

Preview of deeply dystopian new material from the intentionally shambolic Ed Aczel for his forthcoming Edinburgh Fringe season.

Philip Jeays and Robin Ince

Double bill of music and comedy: melancholic arch troubadour Philip Jeays sets the scene with intense philosophical lyrics for warped liberal Robin Ince.

Jess Childs

Acoustic singer songwriter Jess Childs showcases her thoughtful material spanning folk, pop and Americana.

Syspender

Upbeat Welsh girl band Syspender are all dressed up and ready to go with an evening of celebratory reggae and pop-influenced riffs on love, desire and being alive.

Free

Tony Walton: Seasons of the Heart

The sacred power of Love, the mysteries of astrophysics and quantum mechanics, the wonder of Light, the philosophical contribution of Descartes, the humanitarian wisdom of Rilke, the shining example of Shelley, the Sufi truth of Rumi, and the resurrection of our Common Wealth:  a 30-minute selection of Herefordshire poet Tony Walton's poems. Free tickets.