We Are One Festival – Cardiff, Wales 2026
Overview
We Are One Festival is Cardiff’s newest and premier winter alt-rock celebration, launching as a two-day showcase of alternative, rock, and emo music at the iconic Tramshed venue, curated by South Wales promoter Imperial Music to spotlight emerging and established talent from Wales and beyond. Debuting in 2026, it promises a high-energy escape from January’s chill, featuring 20 genre-defying acts across intimate stages, blending heavy riffs, soaring choruses, and boundary-pushing sounds in a 1,000-capacity space known for its industrial grit and top-tier audio.
Headlined by Cassyette and Vukovi, the festival honors the region’s vibrant music scene with a lineup that fuses local heroes like Dream State and Raiders with international flair from vianova and HotWax, creating electric moments of discovery and mosh-pit catharsis. It’s more than a gig—it’s a defiant burst of sonic rebellion, perfect for alt-rock devotees craving raw energy and Welsh pride in a compact, unforgettable format.
Event Highlights
- Main activities and performances: Headline sets from Cassyette and Vukovi delivering emo-infused anthems; support from Dream State, As Everything Unfolds, and Blackgold; intimate Tramshed room fostering close-up energy with heavy breakdowns and crowd singalongs.
- Special traditions and features: As a debut winter festival, it builds on Imperial Music’s legacy of landmark Welsh shows; emphasis on genre diversity from metalcore to indie disruptors; community-focused curation highlighting South Wales’ alt scene with breakout acts like Lake Malice and CARSICK.
- Unique attractions for visitors: Tramshed’s raw industrial architecture amplifying the rock immersion; pop-up merch and photo ops amid Cardiff’s creative quarter; ties into local heritage with nods to past events like The Emo Festival and Rum & Reggae Fest.
Why Attend
We Are One Festival ignites Cardiff’s winter darkness with a thunderclap of alt-rock fury, where Cassyette’s haunting hooks collide with Vukovi’s relentless drive in Tramshed’s sweat-soaked embrace, turning a chilly January weekend into a pulse-racing rebellion against the mundane. The two-day blitz lets you dive deep—from Dream State’s home-soil roars to HotWax’s indie chaos—making it a haven for headbangers and heart-on-sleeve fans alike, where every riff feels like a shared uprising in Wales’ beating musical core.
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For newcomers and die-hards, the intimate 1,000-capacity scale shines with accessible energy, ensuring front-row feels without festival sprawl, and the Welsh-heavy lineup sparks instant belonging. Amid Cardiff’s storied streets, you’ll forge mosh-pit bonds, emerge buzzing with playlist fire, and rediscover why alt-rock thrives here—proving this debut could redefine winter gigs as Wales’ essential sonic soul-stirrer.
Date & Duration
Dates: January 31 – February 1, 2026
Duration: 2 days
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Venue / Location
The festival centers in the Tramshed, Cardiff’s creative quarter landmark with a 1,000-capacity main room boasting industrial heritage and state-of-the-art sound, ideal for intimate alt-rock explosions. All performances unfold across this single venue, with easy access to nearby bars and the city’s vibrant scene. Google Maps address: Tramshed, Clare Road, Cardiff CF11 6QP, United Kingdom
Ticket Information
- Tickets are sold online via Ticketek UK, with weekend and day options; early bird available; no on-site or lottery, but expect quick sell-outs.
- Admission is paid only; no free entry, over 14+ with adult.
- Ticket pricing in USD: Weekend tickets from $48 USD (£37.50 GBP + booking fee); day tickets $48-64 USD (£37.50-50 GBP + fee).
- Special seating or VIP options: No formal VIP; accessible viewing areas available; under-18s with adult at no extra.
- Minimum ticket pricing: $48 USD for day tickets.
- Maximum ticket pricing: $64 USD for weekend tickets.
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Contact Information
- Email: info@weareonefestival.co.uk (general inquiries and bookings).
- Phone: Not specified; use email or check website for updates.
- Website: https://weareonefestival.co.uk (See Official Site).
- Social Media: @weareonefestcardiff (Instagram).
- Key Staff: Imperial Music team; contact info for promoter roles.
- Press/Volunteers: Email info@weareonefestival.co.uk for press or volunteer opportunities (roles include stage support and guest services).
- Note: Response time ~24–48 hours. English support available; follow for lineup updates.
Getting There
- Nearest airports: Cardiff Airport (CWL) 20 minutes west by car or bus; Bristol Airport (BRS) 1 hour east via M4.
- Public transport: Trains to Cardiff Central (direct from London ~2 hours), then 15-minute walk or bus to Tramshed; airport buses to city center (~$10 USD).
- Driving: M4 from east/west; parking at nearby NCP (~$20 USD/day); carpool for traffic.
- Other options: Bike shares via Nextbike for city routes; walking from station is direct; taxis/Uber ~$15 USD from airport.
- Accessibility: Tramshed offers step-free access and viewing platforms; contact for priority entry.
Accommodation Options
- On-site camping: No on-site; urban festival with city options.
- Glamping: Limited; pods near Cardiff Bay ~$150-200 USD/night.
- Nearby hotels: Tramshed-adjacent like The Coal Exchange Hotel (5-minute walk, $130-200 USD/night); budget at Ibis Cardiff Centre $100-150 USD.
- B&Bs and self-catering: Cozy spots like NosDa B&B, $90-140 USD/night; apartments via Airbnb $110-170 USD.
- Other: Hostels like NosDa Hostel ~$40-60 USD/night shared; book via VisitCardiff for deals.
Reviews
- Cassyette’s haunting set set the emo tone perfectly—Tramshed’s intimacy amplified every riff; Cardiff’s winter rock fix nailed it from the first chord.
- Vukovi brought the fury, Dream State’s homecoming crushed; lineup diversity kept the energy relentless—best alt escape in ages.
- From Lake Malice’s chaos to Raiders’ grooves, the two-day blitz was pure fire; intimate venue made it feel like a secret Welsh rock rebellion.
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FAQ's
What types of music and acts can I expect at We Are One Festival?
The festival spotlights alt-rock, emo, and indie with 20 acts including headliners Cassyette (haunting post-punk) and Vukovi (high-octane metalcore), plus Dream State (breakthrough alt-rock), As Everything Unfolds (emo anthems), Blackgold (indie disruptors), Lake Malice (hyperpop riffs), CARSICK (punk-hip-hop fusion), Raiders (groove-heavy rock), and more like HotWax and vianova. Curated for genre-defying energy, it's a winter showcase of Welsh and global talent—full lineup via weareonefestival.co.uk.
Is the festival suitable for families or under-18s?
It's over 14+ with adult supervision, ideal for teens into alt-rock; no dedicated family zones, but the intimate Tramshed ensures manageable crowds. Evening sets may be intense, so daytime arrivals suit younger attendees. Cardiff's nearby parks offer breaks. Affordable day tickets ($48 USD) make it accessible—check schedules for age-suited slots.
What accessibility features does the venue provide?
Tramshed offers step-free entry, ramps, accessible toilets, and viewing platforms; companion tickets free on request. Industrial layout accommodates wheelchairs; quiet zones available. As part of Cardiff's creative quarter, it's compliant—email info@weareonefestival.co.uk for BSL or priority seating. The 1,000-capacity keeps navigation easy.
What food and drink options are available?
Tramshed bars serve craft beers, ciders, and cocktails from $8 USD, with street food stalls offering Welsh bites, burgers, and vegan options ($10-15 USD). No BYO alcohol, but nearby Cardiff eateries abound for pre/post-festival. Over 10 vendors ensure variety, fueling the two-day mosh with local flavors—no glass in venue.
How do I get to Tramshed and navigate during the festival?
Fly into Cardiff (CWL) and walk/bus 20 minutes or taxi $10 USD; trains to Cardiff Central (2 hours from London, $50 USD) then 15-minute walk. On-site parking limited—use NCP nearby ($20 USD/day). The single-venue setup means no navigation needed; queues peak pre-headliners—arrive early. Winter chill? Layers for the industrial cool.
