UPCOMING CONCERTS AND EVENTS IN BRIGHTON     

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Nick Staunton
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FOZZY
Friday 6 February – ChalkBritish rock fans, gear up. FOZZY, the platinum-pounding powerhouse fronted by wrestling and rock icon Chris Jericho, are extending their monumental 25th Anniversary Tour to the UK this February 2026, and it’s shaping up to be their biggest and boldest run yet. With a reputation built on blistering live performances, infectious hooks, and pure rock ‘n’ roll spectacle, FOZZY’s return to the UK promises a setlist stacked with fan favourites and their latest heavy-hitting anthem, Fall In Line
WESTSIDE COWBOY
Saturday 7 February – The Hope & RuinWestside Cowboy are to play their biggest headline shows yet in January and February 2026.  Fresh off signing to Island Records imprint Adventure Recordings, the rising Britainicana four-piece will tour in support of their new EP So Much Country ’Till We Get There, out 16 January. Led by new single “Don’t Throw Rocks,” the band bring their raucous, harmony-rich live set to stages nationwide, cementing their status as one of the UK’s most exciting new guitar acts.
DAY FEVER
Saturday 14 February – Concorde 2Forget feeling like your clubbing days are behind you. DAY FEVER is a revolution, a joyous celebration where people from all walks of life come together to dance, laugh, and relive the magic of those late nights out. A bold idea from actress Vicky McClure, filmmaker and broadcaster Jonny Owen, and Jon McClure, frontman of Reverend & The Makers: a daytime clubbing experience that’s all about fun, freedom, and fabulous tunes.There’s no dress code, no egos—just pure positivity.  Thousands of partygoers from every walk of life are hitting the dancefloor at iconic venues across the UK to dance the day away at the “disco that doesn’t ruin your Sunday”.
GOOD NEIGHBOURS
Wednesday 18 February – ChalkGood Neighbours are set to kick off their biggest UK & Ireland tour yet in February 2026, celebrating the release of their debut album Blue Sky Mentality. Fresh off major festival stages and a run of beloved singles, including the luminous new track “People Need People,” the duo bring their euphoric indie-pop anthems to fans nationwide. Expect soaring choruses, sun-streaked synths, and the heartfelt sense of connection that has defined their meteoric rise. With songs built for communal catharsis and shoulder-to-shoulder singing, this tour promises an uplifting, unmissable reminder of why—now more than ever—people need people.
HAPPY MONDAYS
Thursday 2 April – Brighton DomeHappy Mondays hits the road this Spring 2026 for a massive 22-date UK and Ireland tour celebrating the 35th anniversary of their landmark album Pills ’n’ Thrills and Bellyaches. Shaun Ryder, Bez, and the full Mondays lineup will deliver the album’s iconic singles “Step On,” “Kinky Afro,” “Loose Fit” alongside classics like “24 Hour Party People” and “Hallelujah.” The tour runs from 13 March to 24 April, with stops including London’s Roundhouse and a hometown show in Manchester. Very special guests The Farm and Northside join the bill, reuniting the legendary Elland Road lineup for a true Madchester homecoming.
ART SCHOOL GIRLFRIEND
Tuesday 7 April – DustLondon-based, Wrexham-raised artist and producer Art School Girlfriend is set to release her third studio album, Lean In, on March 11th via Fiction Records, with a run of headline dates in 2026 to accompany it. Armed with the freedom and space to experiment, Lean In was self-produced in her own East London studio and sees Art School Girlfriend set to move from cult bedroom artist to one of the UK’s most vital artist/producers operating at the moment, tackling alternative rock, electronic pop & experimental ambient sounds in her most cohesive work to date.
HORRIBLE HISTORIES LIVE (or Dead!) – THE CONCERT
Thursday 9, Friday 10 & Saturday 11 April – Concert HallFor the very first time, Horrible Histories Live (and Dead!) on Stage will feature both the hit TV songs and stars of the beloved CBBC series, a unique combination never before seen on tour. When William Shakespeare is asked to create the greatest show on earth, he knows it won’t be easy – but he has no idea how much trouble he’ll get from monstrous monarchs like King Henry VIII, Queen Elizabeth I and Queen Victoria! Things heat up when Death appears, and now Boudica and Cleopatra want to take over. Can things get any worse? Of course they can! Head down to find out how.
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