“Welcome my children. I give you The Libertines!” says a man dressed as a priest. The 'boys in the band' show a packed Brighton crowd why there is always a time for heroes.
The good ship Albion sails to Brighton in October. The Libertines are set to close their ‘Tiddeley Om Pom Pom Tour’ at the Brighton Centre.
Chicago's fun-loving indie reprobates bring their chaotic live show to Patterns.
New York's own Porches return to Brighton after a triumphant set at The Great Escape.
North London newcomer Oscar is back in Brighton touring his excellent debut 'Cut And Paste'.
Brooklyn grunge-gazers announce a rescheduled date at Concorde2 in September .
Indie's youngest veteran returns to Brighton with his finest set of solo songs yet.
Woods are set to cast a spell over The Hope & Ruin with a new set of psychedelic jams.
The UK's most riotous rock band hit Brighton this week. Patterns prepare to Yak.
Madrid sun punks Hinds incite a riot at Patterns with Public Access T.V. in support.
Blanck Mass is more than a Fuck Buttons side project. Head to The Haunt on March 30th and prepare to be moved.
Ezra Furman and his merry band of Boyfriends bring their glamourous lipstick coated rock 'n' roll to Concorde2.
Mystery Jets soar into the stratosphere bringing 'Curve Of The Earth' to Resident.
From the ashes of Smith Westerns rise country rockers Whitney. Chicago's new hope play the Green Door Store in February.
Brooklyn's Sunflower Bean are well deserving of the hype. Catch them at Bleach on the 19th.
After the release of his major label debut Alex G returns to Brighton to play Bleach
Kurt Vile and The Violators returned to the Concorde almost two years since their last show in Brighton.
Coyness gave way to stunning pop perfection when the Norwegian ice queen cast her spell over The Haunt last week.
We caught up with Albert Hammond, Jr. for a chat about The Strokes, his new solo record and the current tour that comes to Brighton this month.
Cult indie faves Surfer Blood remind us why they were so fun in the first place, at the Hope and Ruin.
Nordic princess of pop Susanne Sundfør returns to cast her sonic spell over Brighton in October.
Indie favourites Alvvays bring the summer sun back to Brighton with a raucous White Reaper in support.
Frat punks Surfer Blood are bringing the Florida sun to Brighton in October supporting new album '1000 Palms'.
The Maccabees drew in the crowds for an intimate in-store gig at Resident Records, Brighton.
The Great Escape lite - Two Three Four returns to the GDS!
Alex G and Krill put on a mesmerising indie showcase at the Green Door Store
Mary Timony's Ex Hex delight with riffs galore at the GDS.
Mayhem ensues at the Concorde 2 as Mac DeMarco returns for a sold out show
New York's new Prince of hip hop stuns at a sold out show at Concorde 2.
FKA Twigs kicks off her world tour in majestic fashion. We were lucky enough to get inside the Dome Studio to report the action.
Stuart Braithwate of legendary Scottish post-rock group Mogwai took time for a quick chat with us before playing an accoustic show in Hull.
Two of the world's most notorious bands under the same roof, it was a wild Tuesday night at the Concorde 2.
John Grant warmed up for Glastonbury with a spellbinding performance at the Brighton Dome.
Moving, eclectic and darkly humorous, John Grant brings his Pale Green Ghosts tour to Brighton.
The garage rockers were in top form when they reached out to their fans at their riotous Concorde show.
The Strokes' guitarist returns with a new batch of solo stuff to a warm reception from fans.
Deap Vally, Tiger Cub and Skaters - the early noughties guitar revival starts here!
We headed down to Shakedown festival last weekend to catch the likes of Krafty Kuts, Rizzle Kicks, Jaguar Skills and Nero.
Twenty-two bands played at the Green Door Store over the Pride weekend, we saw every one of them.
The sassy New York indie band made it a Tuesday to remember with the help of Curxes and No Ceremony.
A second lease of life for the New York indie rockers brought them to Brighton for a packed-out show at the Hope.
End Of The Trail Records hosted an Alternative Escape stage at The Loft with local bands The Bright Ones and Nightworkers.