Wales legend Sir Tom Jones took the opportunity at his Cardiff Castle show on Friday night to question the Welsh Rugby Union's decision to stop playing his song Delilah at Wales rugby matches ...

Tom Jones’ 1968 hit song, Delilah, has been removed from Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) choir playlists at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium. The announcement was made ahead of the Six Nations, which ...

Sir Tom Jones addressed fans at his recent Cardiff Castle gig and questioned why Welsh Rugby Union bosses had decided to ban his track, Delilah, from choir playlists. By Ella Scott 18:03, Sat, Jul ...

Tom Jones has spoken out against the decision to ban ‘Delilah’ from being sung during Welsh rugby matches.. READ MORE: 10 songs that just aren’t OK any more The 1968 hit, written by Barry ...

The Tom Jones classic, Delilah, has long be popular with fans but is also controversial due to its lyrics Choirs performing at international rugby matches at the Principality Stadium have been ...

The concert showcased some of the Welshman’s most-loved songs from the past 50 years of his career, including What's New, Pussycat, It's Not Unusual and Delilah.

Delilah was recorded by Sir Tom in 1968 and reached No. 2 in the charts before going on to become a Welsh favourite among the rugby-loving public, but its place in modern society has been debated ...