
Some of Gruff Rhys's most popular songs include Bad Friend, Silver Lining Lead Balloons, Celestial Candyfloss. These tracks have impressed fans and helped cement their place in the music industry.
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Stockport, United Kingdom
Wrexham, United Kingdom
Wrexham, United Kingdom
London, United Kingdom
Leeds, United Kingdom
Zurich, Switzerland
Ivry-sur-Seine, France
Berlin, Germany
Bedford, United Kingdom
Guildford, United Kingdom
Best-known for his tenure in the hard-to-peg-down Welsh outfit Super Furry Animals, Gruff Rhys has a long history in British rock. Born in 1970, Rhys played in spotify:search:label%3A%22Creation+Records%22 ' Emily as well as Ffa Coffi Pawb, but his first foray into the musical arts was at the ripe age of five, when he wrote an odd little number about a train driver who's contemplating his own death. In 1990, a chance meeting helped lead to the development of what would become Super Furry Animals. First a left-field techno group, then later a whacked-out guitar group, Super Furry Animals got much of their character and respect from Rhys' outlandish and obscure lyrical slants. After many critically acclaimed singles and full-lengths, Rhys released his solo outing Yr Atal Genhedlaeth in 2005. And in true Gruff Rhys form, it was an entirely Welsh affair. He followed up the release with a small sampling of dates in his native homeland. When Super Furry Animals moved to spotify:search:label%3A%22Rough+Trade%22 , the label also picked up Rhys' solo work and released his second album, Candylion, early in 2007. The album was released by spotify:search:label%3A%22Team+Love%22 in the U.S. shortly afterward. That same year, Neon Neon, a collaborative project of Rhys and Boom Bip, released Stainless Style, an electro-pop concept album about auto tycoon John DeLorean. Rhys next stepped outside of Super Furry Animals in 2010 for The Terror of Cosmic Loneliness, a duet album with Tony Da Gatorra. In 2011 Rhys released his third solo album, Hotel Shampoo, featuring production from Andy Votel. Rhys then returned to Neon Neon for 2013's Praxis Makes Perfect and then devoted himself to an ambitious multimedia project called American Interior. An album, a movie, and a book, American Interior traced Rhys' journey through America to track the legend of John Evans, a Welshman who searched for the legendary lost tribe of Welsh-speaking Native Americans in 1792. The project was unveiled in the spring of 2014 with the album seeing release in May of that year. ~ Chris True, Rovi
Read moreBest-known for his tenure in the hard-to-peg-down Welsh outfit Super Furry Animals, Gruff Rhys has a long history in British rock. Born in 1970, Rhys played in spotify:search:label%3A%22Creation+Records%22 ' Emily as well as Ffa Coffi Pawb, but his first foray into the musical arts was at the ripe age of five, when he wrote an odd little number about a train driver who's contemplating his own death. In 1990, a chance meeting helped lead to the development of what would become Super Furry Animals. First a left-field techno group, then later a whacked-out guitar group, Super Furry Animals got much of their character and respect from Rhys' outlandish and obscure lyrical slants. After many critically acclaimed singles and full-lengths, Rhys released his solo outing Yr Atal Genhedlaeth in 2005. And in true Gruff Rhys form, it was an entirely Welsh affair. He followed up the release with a small sampling of dates in his native homeland. When Super Furry Animals moved to spotify:search:label%3A%22Rough+Trade%22 , the label also picked up Rhys' solo work and released his second album, Candylion, early in 2007. The album was released by spotify:search:label%3A%22Team+Love%22 in the U.S. shortly afterward. That same year, Neon Neon, a collaborative project of Rhys and Boom Bip, released Stainless Style, an electro-pop concept album about auto tycoon John DeLorean. Rhys next stepped outside of Super Furry Animals in 2010 for The Terror of Cosmic Loneliness, a duet album with Tony Da Gatorra. In 2011 Rhys released his third solo album, Hotel Shampoo, featuring production from Andy Votel. Rhys then returned to Neon Neon for 2013's Praxis Makes Perfect and then devoted himself to an ambitious multimedia project called American Interior. An album, a movie, and a book, American Interior traced Rhys' journey through America to track the legend of John Evans, a Welshman who searched for the legendary lost tribe of Welsh-speaking Native Americans in 1792. The project was unveiled in the spring of 2014 with the album seeing release in May of that year. ~ Chris True, Rovi
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09 May 2025 | Gruff Rhys in Stockport | Savoy Cinema, Stockport, EN, United Kingdom |
10 May 2025 | Gruff Rhys in Wrexham | Llwyn Isaf (Library Field), Wrexham, WA, United Kingdom |
10 May 2025 | Gruff Rhys, Sahra Halgan in Wrexham | Llwyn Isaf (Library Field), Wrexham, WA, United Kingdom |
15 May 2025 | Gruff Rhys in London | Rich Mix , London, EN, United Kingdom |
16 May 2025 | Gruff Rhys in Leeds | The Wardrobe, Leeds, EN, United Kingdom |
23 May 2025 | Gruff Rhys in Zurich | Bogen F, Zurich, ZH, Switzerland |
24 May 2025 | Gruff Rhys in Paris | Petit Bain, Ivry-sur-Seine, IL, France |
27 May 2025 | Gruff Rhys in Berlin | PETER EDEL, Berlin, BE, Germany |
10 Jun 2025 | Gruff Rhys in Bedford | Bedford Esquires, Bedford, EN, United Kingdom |
11 Jun 2025 | Gruff Rhys in Guildford | The Boileroom, Guildford, EN, United Kingdom |
Some of Gruff Rhys's most popular songs include Bad Friend, Silver Lining Lead Balloons, Celestial Candyfloss. These tracks have impressed fans and helped cement their place in the music industry.
You can listen to Gruff Rhys's music on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Their most popular songs include Bad Friend, Silver Lining Lead Balloons, Celestial Candyfloss, and more.
Gruff Rhys is known for their distinctive sound in the britpop genre, often blending elements of solo wave, making them a unique voice in the music world.
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