A selection of entertainment options is available across the Gwent region this weekend, spanning multiple venues and musical styles.
Le Pub in Newport plays host to a three-act indie rock evening on October 17, featuring performances by Civic Green, Four Act Riot, and The Moonstones.
Civic Green brings northern-inspired intensity alongside material from their well-received EP.
Four Act Riot, who have previously appeared at major events including Lakefest, deliver memorable hooks drawing comparison with Sam Fender and Stereophonics.
The Moonstones contribute youthful vigour and reflective lyricism to the lineup.
Admission begins at 7.30pm.
The Measure Inn in Caldicot welcomes ABBA Queens for a celebration of the Swedish pop group on October 17.
The tribute act performs two sets of covers, providing an energetic night for groups of friends.
Entry costs seven pounds per person, with doors opening at 7pm and the entertainment commencing at 8pm.
Food service continues into the evening for those seeking late-night refreshments.
The Summer’s End Festival returns to The Drill Hall in Chepstow, with Circu5 among the performers on October 17.
The event, recognised as Britain’s longest-running gathering dedicated to progressive rock, spans four days with a substantial programme.
Circu5 appears alongside acts including Lazuli and Comedy Of Errors, with proceedings commencing at midday.
The Lion establishment in Chepstow offers an evening of live music on October 17 featuring Dub Catalyst, Hot Knife Club, and Lost Roots.
The performance schedule begins at 7pm.
MzLeadinG makes their debut appearance at the Five Alls Public House in Chepstow on October 17.
The act performs between 9pm and 11.45pm at the venue noted for its established reputation.