The seasoned and ever-popular power duo are back with a brand new album and brace of big headline shows.
This raucous and rocking night stars musicians who have a learning disability and the latest edition is about to land at the Green Door Store.
Rising stars of the local scene, City Dog, played a raucous show at the Green Door Store. Brighton's punk scene is in good hands.
Supporting new musicians to make that breakthrough in a fast-changing world, Small Pond are making a big splash.
Despite the downpour, SOURCE reviewed 40 gigs in one weekend at Mutations including sets by Acid Klaus, DITZ, Porridge Radio and Fat White Family.
"What's the point of life?" sing indie rockers Coach Party as they finish their UK tour with a sold-out show at Patterns in Brighton.
An impressive all-dayer at Chalk with alt rock and grunge from the likes of Witch Fever, Whores, Sick Joy, Waco, ARXX and Jamie Lenman.
The Hoosiers' frontman plays a solo show in Hove this month for local homeless charity Off The Fence.
A curious blend of club night, arty happening and live gig with appearances from ex-members of Eighties Matchbox and Death In Vegas.
The Brighton art-jazzers bring their “fantastic life-affirming noise" to The Hope & Ruin.
Lewes Psych Fest delivered a day of audio-visual treats including trad folk, walls of noise and sitar rock.
Karma Sheen, VALVE, Oddfellows Casino and headliner TVAM set their controls for the heart of the sun at Lewes Psych Fest 2023.
See out the year and appease a pagan deity or two at the return of the much-loved lantern parade and beachfront burn-up.
Leeds lads Yard Act arrive in Brighton after a champagne supernova year that saw their debut album hailed as one of the very best.
Melting Vinyl brought Ezra Furman to Brighton for a sold-out show in St George's Church combining confessional moments with passionate rock'n'roll.
GRIT puts a twist on Saturday night clubbing with promises of a multi-sensory underground adventure with DJs, experimental improv and aerial artists.
Melting Vinyl brings Brighton multi-instrumentalist Yumi And The Weather back to the Hope & Ruin next month following the release of her second album.
Local legends Fujiya & Miyagi are back with a brand new album and an almost perfectly programmed live show.
Brighton's ĠENN joined Berlin trio Jealous for a superheavy art-punk show that pushed the Hope & Ruin's PA to the limit.
Melting Vinyl presented Yama Warashi and Brighton's ChopChop for an oddly pleasing evening of sonic, organic, woven spells.
Ruinfest brought together some of Brighton's best bands and a few killer out-of-towners for an intense all-dayer at the Hope & Ruin at the end of June.
The 90s Scottish indie kids are all (very) grown up and their nostalgia bandwagon stopped off in Brighton to play a sold-out show at Chalk.
With one of Brighton's biggest and best festivals but weeks away we're already planning how to see as many of the 500 artists as possible across the city.
The 10th Oska Bright fest featured a multitude of cinematic delights created by and starring people with a learning disability and those on the autistic spectrum.
The Oska Bright Film Festival is back for its 10th year with a programme of 80 films made by and starring people with learning disabilities and autism.
New on the Brighton scene, YDN Radio has a vision to support emerging local performers.
The annual psych fest had us heading to a church in Lewes in search of the true meaning of psychedelia.
Brighton does its bit for Independent Music Venue Week with a wide range of gigs at the start of Feb.
The technicolour dream that is the Lewes Psychedelic Festival makes a very welcome return this month.
Darren Jones and Claire Atherton put on a cosy show hosted by Southend-on-Sea record label SoSlam and Brighton independent radio station YourDigitalNetwork.