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Wales Online
9 minutes ago
- Wales Online
Tom Jones sends message to fans ahead of two big Cardiff Castle gigs
Tom Jones sends message to fans ahead of two big Cardiff Castle gigs The Treforest-born singer brings his Defy Explanation tour to the Welsh capital for two nights Tom Jones fans are gearing up for his return to Wales (Image: GETTY) Sir Tom Jones has issued a message to fans ahead of his big Cardiff Castle gigs. The Treforest-born singer will be bringing his Defy Explanation tour to the Welsh capital this week, with the first outdoor gig taking place on Wednesday evening, August 20, and the second one the following evening on Thursday, August 21. On Instagram, the legendary singer shared a simple message to his fans. With a collage of photos of the singer performing, he captioned the photo on his Instagram story with "onwards to Cardiff", accompanied by three Welsh flag emojis. After a concerning wave of illness in July, followed by a short recovery, the performer will once again be returning to the stage. Sir Tom will be headlining Cardiff Castle for two nights, with R&B soul band Stone Foundation also joining the singer as his support act for both evenings, as he concludes his European tour. READ MORE: Green Man 2025 review: A weekend of bliss in the sunshine LATEST: Tom Jones at Cardiff Castle banned items and ticket tips The Welsh singer has also performed in the Netherlands, Germany and Croatia to name a few. His most recent gig took place at Newmarket Racecourse in Suffolk on Friday, August 1. You can find out more about the potential setlist here. On Instagram, the legendary singer shared a simple message to his fans (Image: Tom Jones / Instagram) His outdoor gigs in Wales will be memorable ones, especially for his home fans. Tickets for the Wednesday show are sold out on the Depot Live and Ticketmaster websites, but there are other options available as you can find below. Those attending the gig can find out more about road closures, banned items and more here. Can I still get tickets? Tickets to see the Welsh singer have been available since February. The tickets for the Wednesday show are sold out on the Depot Live website. SeeTickets, Live Nation and Twickets are also all sold out of Tom tickets for the 20th. But there are resale options. Here are your resale options for that day: Tickets start at £276 on StubHub. Tickets start at £159 on Viagogo. Tickets start at £237 on Vividseats. Viagogo and resale tickets Sites such as viagogo, Stubhub, and Vivid Seats allow fans to buy resale tickets from other fans. However, it is important to note that ticket conditions often prohibit resale after initial purchase. Those tickets may not be valid for admittance to gigs. Fans intending to buy tickets for live events through resale websites should check the ticket terms and conditions, to confirm whether resale is prohibited, before they buy. Ticket terms and conditions can be checked with the original seller, such as Ticketmaster or Live Nation. If resale is prohibited, tickets bought second-hand could be voided and admission to the event refused. Article continues below Meanwhile, there are final tickets for the Thursday show on the same website - Alternatively, tickets are on still available on Ticketmaster for the Thursday evening at 'General Admission' tickets are going for £84, while the 'Premium Viewing Platform Standing' tickets are going for £218.90.


Daily Mirror
10 minutes ago
- Daily Mirror
Tommy Fury left ‘shaking' after facing another injury as he admits 'my career's over'
Tommy Fury was left shaking after facing yet another injury in the ring that could have spelled the end of his career Tommy Fury was left shaking after facing yet another injury in the ring. The boxer, 26, has faced numerous fights over the course of his career but one incident in particular left him with doubts over his future in sport. In the sixth episode of his BBC docuseries The Good. The Bad. The Fury, it all seems as if one of his latest matches had gone well but then he notices a 'problem' and he was left overcome with worry as it dawned on him that he had sustained a hand injury. In a confessional, he said: "After I the fight, I took the glove off and it was massive. So that's when the worry started to seep in. Ah f***, my career is over." The former Love Island star, who famously suffered a hand injury in the past that stopped him boxing and then ultimately spelled the end of his now-rekindled relationship with Molly Mae Hague after he turned to drink, admitted that it felt 'just the same' as it did during that fateful time. He added: "It doesn't feel great, to be honest. It feels exactly the same as it did when it was bad. I can't stop it shaking and it's killing me. I'm just praying that I'm not in the same boat as I was." "The hand is still badly swollen and badly bruised. I'm praying that all the surgery that was done and performed is still intact. I'm praying that nothing has come out or come loose or that nothing is torn or damaged." Tommy was rushed to the doctor and told the cameras that all he could to was 'ask God to be there' with him throughout, and kept hoping that everything would turn out all right in the end. He decided to wait for the results of an MRI scan and 'refused to get into the headspace' of thinking that it was all over for him. In a moment of reflection, he said: "I won the fight but hopefully I ain't lost the war." As the episode wrapped, Tommy went shopping to welcome Molly and their two-year-old daughter Bambi back home. He said: "At the end of the day, my sole purpose was to get Molly and Bambi back here, back under one roof, back like before. I've had to sortmyself out and put my a*** in gear. They've stuck by me through thick and thin, and I'm so grateful for it." Asked how he felt about the future, he said: "To lose Molly and Bambi again, that's the biggest fear for me. Without training in my life, everything will fall down again. "It's like Jenga, so I guess we will just have to wait and see."


Glasgow Times
30 minutes ago
- Glasgow Times
Scottish TV star pictured filming BBC series in Glasgow park
Greg McHugh, known for his roles in Gary: Tank Commander and Guilt, was pictured at Maxwell Park today, on set. The 45-year-old is shooting the second series of the BBC show Only Child, which is a comedy sitcom also starring Gregor Fisher. It follows Richard Pritchard, an actor who returns from London to visit his recently widowed father, Ken, in his family home in Forres, Moray. In the images, taken by Glasgow Times photographer Gordon Terris, the actor can be seen shooting scenes of what appears to be an organised run. READ NEXT: Filming for popular TV show to take place in Glasgow (Image: Gordon Terris, Newsquest) (Image: Gordon Terris, Newsquest) (Image: Gordon Terris, Newsquest) (Image: Gordon Terris, Newsquest) (Image: Gordon Terris, Newsquest) (Image: Gordon Terris, Newsquest) (Image: Gordon Terris, Newsquest) (Image: Gordon Terris, Newsquest)