The Frankie Goes To Hollywood guitarist plays a solo show in Brighton this week. We chatted to him about the old days and what it was like being in an openly gay band in the 80s.

SOURCE chats with local comic artist Myfanwy Tristram about using illustration to spread positive messages of political empowerment.

Wondering what’s worth seeing at Brighton Festival and Fringe? Allow us to help.

Badgers and superheroes took part in the celebration that was this year’s Brighton Marathon. We went to take a look – and found it’s not as painful as you might imagine.

After noticing that the best photos from the i360 were those looking directly down, our Street Source photographer decided to document the controversial tower with shots of the floor.

The Guardian music writer and broadcaster came to Brighton Dome’s International Women’s Day celebration to talk about the fear and freedom of travelling alone.

January is a cold and terrible month. Nevertheless, our photographer was out on the streets, grappling with the fog and ice, to bring you another edition of Street Source.

Who needs a science festival? We chat to Festival Director Richard Robinson about the importance and delights of listening to experts in a world of ignorance.

As the dark days drew in during November, Oleg Pulemjotov was out shooting this set of enigmatic Brighton shopfronts. Your local shop has never looked so scenic – or sinister.

From coppers in tights to lonely ducks – a dozen images capturing Brighton in full festival mode, taken over the course of the month by our team of roving photographers.

Chris T-T plays his last gig this Tuesday 23rd May at the Komedia. We spoke to the Brighton singer about 20 years of being brilliant outside the mainstream.

Street Source showcases photos taken around Brighton over a month by one of our photographers. April saw Ashley Laurence snap Brighton’s creative types.

As The Great Escape approaches we prise open the latest Now That’s What I Call Music! album and ask, “Are the charts really dead?”

Prepare yourselves for more gigs, events, shows and productions than ever. Brighton Fringe kicked off last night, and Brighton Festival begins on Saturday.

February is when the nights get lighter and spring shows its face. Between the wind and storms local photographer Mike Tudor took to the streets at night with his camera.

As singles club Flying Vinyl releases its 100th 7″ we interview founder Craig Evans and highlight the Brighton bands it’s given a helping hand to so far.

We look back at twelve of the most interesting Brighton gigs we covered last year. These are the ones that stayed with us, often for very different reasons.

We talked to Moon Hooch about jazz heroes, vegan buns and dragons.

Free with Pavilion admission, an Austen exhibition explores her relationship with Brighton and the inspiration drawn from fashionable coastal resorts.

If you want real old school cool look no further than Swingin’ Dick’s 78 Social and Shellac Shakers.

A long lost Brighton music venue has reopened in a new guise. We stuck our head in the Richmond Bar to find out why it’s carrying the torch for a venue that closed twenty years ago.

Ahead of her gig at the Green Door Store on 12th April, the former Stereolab singer talks to us about politics, Einstein, Brighton and her new band… which she probably didn’t name after this website.

We spoke to Brighton rapper Bobbie Johnson about her new EP and supporting Rag ‘N’ Bone Man on tour.

We caught up with controversial freestyler Gramski ahead of his last appearance at the annual Poets Vs MCs spoken word battle at the Concorde.

How do you photograph a city during Christmas without resorting to pictures of fairy lights? Here’s how December in Brighton looked through the lens of local snapper Gili Dailes.