Facts

Facts

Formed: Cwmaman, Mid Glamorgan, Wales, 1992

Current Members: Kelly Jones, Richard Jones, Adam Zindani, Jamie Morrison

First Single: Local Boy In The Photograph (March 1997)

Album Discography: Word Gets Around (August 1997), Performance And Cocktails (March 1999), Just Enough Education To Perform (April 2001), You Gotta Go There To Come Back (June 2003), Language. Sex. Violence. Other? (March 2005), Pull The Pin (October 2007), Keep Calm And Carry On (November 2009), Graffiti On The Train (March 2013), Keep The Village Alive (September 2015), Scream Above The Sounds (October 2017); Kind (October 2019); Oochya! (March 2022)

Stereophonics in their hometown of Cwmaman, 1997: Stuart Cable, Kelly Jones & Richard Jones

The true story of Stereophonics' Local Boy In The Photograph

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