Cardiff Arms Park Collection

Jim Kerr, lead singer of the rock group Simple Minds entertains the crowd at the groups concert at The National Stadium, Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff, Wales. Picture taken 5th August 1989

Charlie Burchill, guitarist with the rock group Simple Minds entertains the crowd at the groups concert at The National Stadium, Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff, Wales. Picture taken 5th August 1989

Cardiff Millennium Stadium at Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom, Europe

Bryan Adams performs at Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff, Wales in 1992. The support acts on the day were Extreme, Squeeze and Little Angels. Picture taken 19th July 1992

The crowd enjoy rock group Simple Minds in concert at The National Stadium, Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff, Wales. Picture taken 5th August 1989

The huge audience watch American Rock Group REM, and Del Amitri perform at Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff, Wales, on Sunday 23rd July 1995. Picture taken 23rd July 1995

Michael Stipe, lead singer with the American Rock Group REM, perform at Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff, Wales, on Sunday 23rd July 1995. Picture set shows Michael leading the 4 piece band on stage

Welsh Cup Final at the NAtional Stadium in Cardiff. Cardiff City 5 v Rhyl 0. City captain Paul Ramsey celebrates with his team and the Welsh Cup trophy on his head. 16th May 1993

Sport - Rugby - Barbarians v New Zealand - 27th January 1973 - Gareth Edwards throws out a pass

Two Del Amitri fans aloft, and wearing side burns like the Del Amitri lead singer Justin Currie has, enjoying the day, part of the huge audience watch American Rock Group REM

A lady aloft and enjoying the day, part of the huge audience watch American Rock Group REM, and Del Amitri perform at Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff, Wales, on Sunday 23rd July 1995

Justin Currie, lead singer of the British rock group Del Amitri, perform at Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff, Wales, on Sunday 23rd July 1995. They are opening for Amercian Rock Group REM

Sport - Rugby - Swansea v Pontypool - Swansea and Wales No 8 Mervyn Davies is carried of the Arms Park pitch, Cardiff, after collapsing with a brain haemorrhage during a WRU Cup semi-final - 29th

Sport - Rugby - Wales v New Zealand - 11th November 1978 - Welsh scrum half Terry Holmes pounces on Dave Loveridge as the ball runs loose from the scrum - Western Mail and Echo Copyright Image

Wales v Scotland - 1956 - Rugby - Wales centre Malcolm Thomas clears to touch under the gaze of team-mates Clem Thomas (centre, 2nd from right) and W O Williams

Sport - Rugby - Wales v New Zealand - 11th November 1978 - Welsh scrum half Terry Holmes throws out a pass to centre Ray Gravell - Western Mail and Echo Copyright Image

Wales v Ireland - 1971 - Rugby Gareth Edwards scores the first of his two tries against Ireland as Wales take the Triple Crown with a 23-9 victory

Sport - Rugby - Barbarians v New Zealand - 27th January 1973 - An overhead kick by Gareth Edwards on its way to touch despite pressure from a New Zealand forward

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"Rocking the Crowd at Cardiff Arms Park: A Musical Extravaganza" Cardiff Arms Park, located in the heart of Cardiff, Wales, has witnessed some unforgettable moments in music history. From legendary performances by renowned artists to thrilling sporting events, this iconic venue has been a hub of entertainment for fans from all walks of life. In 1992, the charismatic Jim Kerr took center stage as he mesmerized the crowd with his powerful vocals during Simple Minds' electrifying performance at the Cardiff Millennium Stadium. The energy was palpable as fans sang along to their favorite hits and reveled in an unforgettable night. Not long after that memorable show, another rock sensation graced the stage at Cardiff Arms Park. Bryan Adams captivated audiences with his soulful voice and infectious energy. The stadium echoed with cheers as fans danced and sang along to every word, creating an atmosphere filled with pure joy and excitement. Charlie Burchill's guitar skills added another layer of magic to Simple Minds' concert at The National Stadium within Cardiff Arms Park. As he strummed away on his instrument, fans were transported into a world where music had no boundaries – only unadulterated bliss. The spirit of rock continued to thrive within these hallowed grounds when American Rock Group REM and Del Amitri shared their talents with a massive audience. Michael Stipe's captivating presence left everyone spellbound while Justin Currie's sideburns became an iconic symbol among devoted Del Amitri fans. But it wasn't just about music; sports also found its place here. During the Welsh Cup Final between Cardiff City and Rhyl, spectators experienced nail-biting moments as they cheered on their teams amidst roaring applause echoing through every corner of this historic venue. As we look back on these incredible memories created at Cardiff Arms Park, one thing remains clear – this is more than just a stadium; it is a place where dreams come alive through melodies and cheers.