Dalston's queer indie disco Pink Glove invites the common people to unite and take over Komedia in May.
FemRock treat us to emerging grunge/punk talent with Pussyliquor, Best Praxis and Glue, in celebration of International Women's Day.
One Church opens its doors to Moulettes and label mates for a winter festival celebrating 10 years of Sotones.
Free with Pavilion admission, an Austen exhibition explores her relationship with Brighton and the inspiration drawn from fashionable coastal resorts.
Chelsea Wolfe returns to Brighton to envelope attendees in an eerie fog of dreamlike vocals at the aptly named Haunt.
Preaching to the inverted, The Spook School will alight Brighton's West Hill Hall with queer indie rays of hope.
Death Valley Girls bring an infectious bone-rattling blend of Bitch Craft-approved garage/punk rock to The Hope & Ruin.
The Coalition is set to be ravaged by the first visit since 2013 from California’s powerful glitch-hoppers Death Grips.
A crop of local rap-onteurs rally at The Islingword to kick-start your weekend with a barrage of rock and rhymes.
Now a staple of Brighton’s summer seafront calendar, the annual March of the Mermaids will be making waves this July.
Promoting new release 'Paper Dolls', pounding dark electro-industrialist Ayria coaxes a gaggle of goths to The Albert.
Calling all cyborgs, lovers of experimental electro, and dark shape-shifters: The Caroline of Brunswick is hosting Kollaps club this Saturday.
Celebrating ten years together, The Lovely Eggs brought their special brew of punk and twee to Patterns.
Promoting their new album at the Hope And Ruin, Purson whipped up a psych rock storm of their own on Easter Sunday.
Commemorating ten years together, 6 Music and NME favourites The Lovely Eggs come to scramble brains at Brighton’s Patterns.
Optimo (Espacio) – JD Twitch and JG Wilkes – are primed to deliver a five hour genre-defying set at Patterns.
Be bewitched and bedazzled by the psychedelic pomp of boundary-blurring Purson at the Hope & Ruin.
Death metal titans join forces to bring a whirlwind of thrash and technical riffage to the Concorde 2.
A bumper six act femme fest is to hit the Hope & Ruin in celebration of International Women’s Day.
A big Brightonian welcome to a pop, trash, and electroclash night nestling into a new home at Komedia.
Toronto indie punks bring their fuzzed up guitar hooks and early 90s influences to the Green Door Store.
Doomsters Sea Bastard are on familiar stomping ground as they come to rattle the windows of The Albert this month.
Fight fire with fire and destroy those January blues with some hardcore death metal.
In an era where flawless yet soulless electronica seems to dominate the airwaves, thank fvck for Peaches.
The Treason Show's Mark Brailsford revisits the songs from his 2012 Muesli Mountain musical - with added People's Republic of Brighton & Hove anthems.
The do-it-yourself DJ night returns for a special one-off at The Joker to tie in with the UN campaign to end violence against women.