ong-running house music brand Love to be… is heading to Brighton this autumn, bringing its biggest ever UK venue tour to the city on Saturday 28 November with a major takeover of seafront venue Horizon.
Running from 4pm until 11pm, the Brighton date will bring together established international names and some of the city’s best-known DJs across two rooms, creating a six-hour celebration of house music on the Brighton seafront.
Fat Tony and Sandy Rivera Lead the Auditorium
The main Auditorium lineup will be headed by Fat Tony and Sandy Rivera, two names with deep roots in house music and dance culture. They will be joined by Trimtone, lau.ra and Tom Davis, giving the room a broad mix of established sounds and contemporary house influences.
The event forms part of Love to be…’s biggest UK venue tour to date, taking the brand beyond its established club following and into some of the country’s key music destinations.
For Brighton, the combination of a major touring lineup and a strong local presence is particularly fitting. The city has long had a reputation for supporting electronic music, with its clubs and DJs playing an important role in the wider UK dance scene.
Brighton Talent Takes Over the Tunnel
The Tunnel will put the spotlight firmly on homegrown talent, with Brighton DJs Sullivan, Lidia Da Luca, Blanco Brothers and Mischief taking control of the second room.
That balance between internationally recognised DJs and local artists is likely to be one of the defining features of the Brighton event. Rather than simply bringing a touring lineup to the city, Love to be… is incorporating Brighton’s own house music community into the night.
For fans, it means the opportunity to move between two distinct rooms while keeping the focus firmly on house music throughout the evening.
Six Hours of House on the Seafront
Love to be… has built its reputation around house music and a strong sense of community, and the Brighton date looks designed to capture that spirit while giving the brand a larger-scale setting for its UK tour.
With doors opening at 4pm and the event running through until 11pm, the format also offers something different from the traditional late-night club event, beginning in the afternoon and carrying the party into the evening.
Tickets are priced from £20, with tickets available through Skiddle.
For Brighton’s house music crowd, it is a chance to see some major names on one bill while giving local DJs their own platform — all in one of the city’s seafront venues.
