First broadcast in 1982, Noson Lawen has proved to be successful with an audience of all ages. The different weekly acts are often described as traditional entertainment, whether they were singers, choirs, musicians or comedians. By paying tribute to their Welsh roots, the audience used to sit on straw bales with acts performing on a typical farm trailer.
Over the years, the look and feel of the series has changed dramatically. The audience these days sit on comfortable seats, the sets are contemporary but the heart of the series still beats strongly. Noson Lawen is recorded at various centres all over Wales and have offered an early stage to some of the biggest talents in Wales including Bryn Terfel, Connie Fisher and Katherine Jenkins.
Lisa Pedrick performs her catchy original song 'Camddyfynnu' to a warm Noson Lawen Castell-Nedd Port Talbot audience.
Bronwen Lewis shares the Noson Lawen stage with Côr Meibion Onllwyn to perform 'Anfonaf angel'.
Huw Chiswell is joined by VRï and the Noson Lawen band to perform a beautiful arrangement of 'Nos Sul a Baglan Bay'.
Singer-songwriter from Gwaun Cae Gurwen, Lisa Pedrick performs 'Dihangfa fwyn' with the Noson Lawen band.
The Polar Berries, a band from the Neath Port Talbot area perform their arrangement of 'Lawr ar lan y môr'.
Huw Chiswell performs 'Etifeddiaeth ar werth' with the Noson Lawen band.
Popular folk group VRï perform an arrangement of 'Y gaseg ddu' as part of Noson Lawen Castell-Nedd Port Talbot.
Nath Trevett performs his original song 'Un fel chi' on the Noson Lawen Castell-Nedd Port Talbot stage.
Angharad Brinn performs a beautiful version of the traditional Welsh folk song 'Ar lan y môr'.
