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Friday, September 18, 2026
Local favourites and rising stars of the UK live scene are returning to their roots with an intimate four-night residency at Casablanca Upstairs, Brighton, this summer. Taking place on August 22, August 29, September 5, and September 12, the shows promise a fresh and evolving experience each week as...
Critically acclaimed American blues rock guitarist, singer & songwriter Jared James Nichols returns  to the UK for a 10-date November/December 2025 Tour. Jared’s special guest is AFRODIZIAC and he will come to Brighton at VOLKS ON FRIDAY 5th DECEMBER 2025  Tickets go on sale at 10am on Friday July...
WENDY JAMES ANNOUNCES UK TOUR THIS OCTOBER New Album The Shape of History Out NowBrighton Show Confirmed at Patterns on Thursday 30th October Wendy James – iconic frontwoman of Transvision Vamp and acclaimed solo artist – is set to hit the road this October for a nationwide UK tour in support...
Marking its 20th anniversary in spectacular style, Horrible Histories Live on Stage is back — and bigger, bolder, and more brilliantly bonkers than ever. Teaming up with Lion Television, the Birmingham Stage Company is bringing a brand-new theatrical experience to audiences across the UK in 2026, and for the...
Singer-songwriter Bea Bastida will release her debut E.P. Solace on 22 August 2025—a deeply personal three-track indie-pop offering shaped by heartbreak, recovery, and the city’s vibrant grassroots music scene. Exclusive grassroots preview at The Yellow Book Bar set for 18 July Aged just 19, Bea is already capturing attention beyond the...
Brighton is a vibrant city with a rich cultural scene. There is a huge range of events held here, with new shows announced all the time. If you want to take advantage of some savings and discounts amidst all this, then this guide will tell you exactly how to...
A cinematic showdown like no other. Dive into the epic soundscapes of two of the greatest film composers of all time—Hans Zimmer and John Williams. Performed by a world-class orchestra, this concert features themes from Inception, Gladiator, Star Wars, Harry Potter, The Dark Knight, and more. A must-see for...
AVAWAVES, the international, contemporary virtuoso duo comprising Anna Phoebe & Aisling Brouwer, have announced a short UK headline tour for June 2025 in support of their newly-released third studio album, ‘Heartbeat’ (out now via One Little Independent Records) which includes a date at Brighton Komedia Studio on Wednesday 11th June. The duo's new album 'Heartbeat' is a transportive and euphoric meeting of violin, piano and synth which embraces a fusion of modern composition, ambient, and electronic styles while incorporating the pair’s acclaimed soundtrack work. Thematically, ‘Heartbeat’ represents strength, resolve, and moving forward. They explain that “The album is about peeling back all the layers we cloak ourselves in until there is nothing left but the source and discovering the strength that resides there. We wanted this album to feel raw, honest, and intuitive. There are themes of resilience, determination, grit and an optimism in forever chasing the dawn after dark. It’s the bursting of bubbles and realising how much lighter everything feels without them.” AVAWAVES will play the following UK live shows this summer; June 6th: London Lexington / 11th: Brighton Komedia Studio / 19th: Manchester Gullivers / 20th: Bristol Rough Trade Tickets for all shows are on-sale now via www.avawavesmusic.com/tour
In association with Resident, celebrating the reissue of the legendary Brown Album Electronic pioneers Orbital will bring their genre-defining live show to Chalk, Brighton tonight on Friday 23rd May 2025, in a very special event presented in collaboration with Resident Brighton. The performance forms part of their wider Brown &...
The Scottish alt-pop trailblazers will be playing with Big Country at Chalk on 26th April, just before the release of their new single “Calling Your Name”, which is out 30th April (you can take an early listen here . Following the breakout buzz of “St Glasgow” and the emotionally raw “Crying in Marseille”, Scottish...