Earlier in the day there’s a little game of rugby taking place that may well sabotage best laid plans this Valentines Day at Cardiff clubs. Depending on the outcome of the game, you and your loved one might be either ecstatic and overjoyed or miserable and inconsolable. Whichever way the result goes, the chances of being steaming by the time the final whistle goes is good to guaranteed.

As long as you haven’t got yourself into too much of a state and you fancy carrying on the party this Valentines Day at Cardiff clubs, you can take your pick from a wide range of venues taking in indie, comedy, cheese and dance music.

Comedy is a good shout on Valentines Day at Cardiff clubs. It gives you the chance to put a smile on your date’s face …

Having promoted a few club events in my time, I know all too well how everything doubles in price on one night of the year. This New Years Eve at Cardiff clubs DJs will charge double their usual fee, the staff will be on double time, taxi drivers will charge twice as much as normal and most of your favourite clubs will want double the door price. At least the drinks aren’t twice the price that would be well out of order! New Years Eve at Cardiff clubs is always a funny one. There’s an old saying in club circles that says something like, New Years Eve is the one night of the year when people who don’t go out all year round, actually go out. Don’t be surprised if you look around your favourite club and don’t recognise half the people there.

This year, …

The British music industry has never been better – you only have to take one look at such awards as the NME and the Brits to see the huge range of talent out there at the moment. And we’re not talking about poxy reality TV shows, either – um, Chanelle what were you thinking?

One of the hottest rated bands to come out of Britain to date is The Guillemots (sorry, I mean gUiLLeMoTs). A personal favourite of mine, they’ve gone from strength to strength since they formed in late 2004. With a plethora of hits, including Trains to Brazil, which was an Itunes Single of the Week, celebrity fans that include Sir Paul McCartney, and a Brit nomination under their belt the future looks very rosy indeed for this talented band.

We at View were lucky …