such as U2, Oasis, Take That, Kasabian, Madonna and Paul McCartney. The stadium has also hosted international music concerts such as Tsunami Relief Cardiff in 2005. Cardiff City Stadium Opened in 2009, the Cardiff City Stadium is a 30,000 capacity stadium owned by and home of Cardiff City Football Club and is rented out to Cardiff Blues RFC. The Stereophonics will be the first group to play at the stadium in June 2010. Cardiff University The Cardiff University Students' Union contains a number of large and small venues, and its main stage in The Great Hall has previously hosted acts including The Clash, The Jam, The Smiths, INXS, Oasis, Coldplay, The Killers, The Coral, The Polyphonic Spree, Turin Brakes, The Doves, The Darkness, The Thrills, Athlete, Star Sailor, Ben Howard, Foals, Twin Atlantic, and Electric Six in the past. The venue is located on Park Place/Senghenydd Road in Cathays, north of the city centre. The Coal Exchange Formerly the stock exchange for coal in Wales during the 19th century, the Coal Exchange is Van Morrison’s favourite venue and previous concerts include the Eels, Jools Holland and PJ Harvey. It is located in Cardiff Bay. Smaller venues Clwb Ifor Bach is a principally Welsh-language venue on three levels and caters for anything from hip hop to skate-punk to folk. Past guests include The Strokes, Coldplay, Roni Size and Elbow. The club often hosts new bands on the Cardiff music scene, and gigs of the Sŵn festival. The two venues are located near Cardiff Castle. Metro's is an underground club, popular with students. Goth, metal, grunge and rock are the main genres played here. It is situated near St. Mary's Street. The Engine Rooms in Cardiff Bay equally focuses on rock and metal music. The city's principal mainstream clubs include Evolution (in the Red Dragon Centre), Oceana, Liquid, The Philharmonic, Exit Club, Bar X, and Walkabout (in the city centre). Moloko's music styles vary throughout the week, from drum n’ bass, to funk and r’n’b. It is situated in The Hayes. Journey's is an independent establishment in the Roath area of Cardiff and frequented by local bands and DJs performing live, from electronica to country music. The Gate Arts Centre is a live venue which often hosts parts of the Sŵn festival, and has hosted bands such as Los Campesinos! The Cardiff Arts Institute is a new venue, hosting arts events most