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Newport Weekend: Live Music Events You Can’t Miss

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The Newport region offers an exciting lineup of musical entertainment throughout the weekend, catering to various tastes from pop-punk to classic rock.

Music enthusiasts can catch Danny Wright bringing his dynamic pop-punk and rock sound to The Queens Academy located at 19 Bridge Street in Newport on April 18. The performance begins at 7pm and guarantees memorable guitar work, lively energy and an upbeat atmosphere. Attendees can look forward to infectious melodies paired with heartfelt lyrics. Tickets can be purchased through Eventbrite.

Bad Reputation will deliver a rock showcase at Pontypool Workingmens Club on Broadway in Pontypool on April 18 at 7pm. The band will perform material spanning multiple decades, including tracks by Whitesnake, Bon Jovi, Stereophonics, Judas Priest and additional artists. This evening promises beloved rock anthems both old and new, encouraging audience participation.

Those seeking a more relaxed afternoon can head to The Boat Inn in Chepstow on April 18 for Ben Nicholls’ return performance starting at 3.30pm. The setlist features beloved songs from Oasis, The Eagles, Simon and Garfunkel and other favorites. Admission is complimentary, with attendees invited to enjoy live music, sing along and dance. Additional details can be found on individual venue websites.

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