Alffa

With over 8 million streams to their name Alffa is the band everyone is talking about.

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A two piece band so powerful, they became an instant success in their home of Wales and beyond, when their first single on Recordiau Côsh Records was catapulted around the globe by Spotify’s biggest rock playlists. 

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The band had a triumphant 2024 touring schedule, electrifying audiences at the NXNE Festival in Canada and throughout their extensive Canadian tour. Their performance at the Morborock festival in Morbegno, Italy, was met with rave reviews and marked a significant milestone in their international presence. As if that wasn't enough, the band is set to release their highly anticipated second album on November 29th, which will be followed by an extensive UK and European tour, promising to captivate fans across the continent.

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“Absolutely brilliant, you feel like you need stitches after the pummelling the’ve given us” – JOHN KENNEDY

‘Gwenwyn’ (Poison) was the 1st Welsh language song to be streamed a million times on the platform, and since then, the band have had similar successes with their follow-up singles, ‘Pla’ (Plague), ‘Full Moon Vulture’ and also ‘Black Angel’, the lead track from their debut album ‘Freedom from the Poisonous Shadows’. 

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“Alffa never disappoints. their music is great, their personality is lovable, and for a band who cares about quality, nobody does it better” – Keep Walking Music. 

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The boys took to the stage at The Homeless World Cup at Bute Park Cardiff playing alongside James Dean Bradfield (Manic Street Preachers) in an event organized by actor Michael Sheen.

“THE MIGHTY ALFFA” – MICHAEL SHEEN 

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The band have stunned crowds with a massive sound that has pleased industry listeners and punters alike at The Great Escape and Liverpool Sound City festivals, but as with many young acts, progress was cut short in early 2020 due to the pandemic. 

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Keep your eyes out for the boys in 2024-25, as nothing is stopping Alffa in their tracks as they create their own path in the music industry, remember the name.