Saucily subtitled 'Christmas Karaoke vs the Mighty Organ', this party could see you performing on the stage of Brighton Dome.

He's a long way from home and playing at the Brighton Dome. Expect all the Frankie hits, solo smashes and more.

Legendary singer-songwriter of 'Perfect Skin' and 'Lost Weekend' fame brings his new album and some old friends to town.

Two legendary bands, each with their own unique sound, return on a superb double bill.

John Grant will be performing the music of an iconic voice from the past, the late, great Patsy Cline.

Dexys are back with a new album and their tour dates include Brighton Dome. Expect classic blue-eyed soul and superb stagecraft from Kevin and co.

The Damned return to Brighton with their current line-up and a back catalogue to die for, plus there's a support band you won't want to miss.

Their EP 'All Cranked Up' is well named as this take-no-prisoners pair bring a punk rock vitality to their high-fuelled rocking repertoire.

For its 10th anniversary year, the queen of UK rap headlines on Saturday and a true superstar returns.

The legendary queen of kickass bass guitar-led, stomping 70s rock'n'roll is playing a rare, but very welcome, show at The Dome this Autumn.

Love Supreme Festival is 10! Judging by the initial announcement it's going to be a party to remember.

Morrissey is back in Brighton with a new, as yet, unreleased album and a bulging back catalogue to round off a nine-day UK tour.

The multi Grammy-winning singer and multi-instrumentalist brings his worldwide 'Djesse' tour to Brighton Dome.

Paul Weller returns to The Brighton Centre with two new studio albums getting their first live airing alongside a selection of fan favourites.

Gregory Porter is returning to Brighton to debut songs from his forthcoming gospel-flavoured Blue Note album, 'All Rise'.

Love Supreme has announced more big names for its 2022 return.

Love Supreme Festival has survived the pandemic and announced its first 2022 headliner.

The Brighton Centre is hosting a double bill of classic 80s synth pop as OMD tour their 'Architecture & Morality' album supported by Scritti Politti.

The Nu Civilisation Orchestra will be re-imagining Marvin Gaye's What's Going On album at the Dome.

Nick Cave and Warren Ellis are to perform their classic lockdown album, 'Carnage'.

Following their beautifully staged show in 2012, Dexys return to the Dome with a reworking of their classic 'Too-Rye-Ay' album.

A stellar line-up of classic indie big hitters play a special afternoon show at The Prince Albert.

Post-punk stalwarts Blue Orchids swing into town with a great new album and an excellent opening act.

Brighton's leading promoters of African music will be showcasing three star performers, over six nights, in the run up to Christmas.

30 more names have been announced with new talent and original disco queens coming to the party.

Ezra Collective's killer keys man returns to Brighton with a new solo album. Bring your dancing shoes and an open mind.

Tindersticks bring their dramatically mellifluous sound back to The Dome in support of their beautiful new album.

If you are looking for a quality gig to dance off your Xmas excesses The Band of Holy Joy have come to your rescue.

Got the winter blues? The first line-up announcements for Love Supreme 2020 will warm your cockles and soothe your ears.

He don’t drink, don’t smoke but what he does do is put on an amazing live show, this time wrapped around his first solo album, 'Friend Or Foe'.

The king of shock rock returns to Brighton with his Ol' Black Eyes Is Back tour this Autumn and he's bringing some heavyweight support acts with him.

A new documentary sees the queen of 70s rock return to her home town to face the family she left behind. You can ask her about it in the Q+A afterwards.

The all-inclusive Rock House night hosts its third festival featuring the best of Brighton's bands with a headline set from The Daniel Wakeford Experience.

The best of British and some more global names have been added to the Love Supreme 2019 line up.

After playing at Brighton Festival with Carleen Anderson last year, this rising sax star of the UK jazz scene is back in town with her own band.

Quincy Jones’ multi-talented protégé Jacob Collier brings his many-layered, genre-busting magic to the Concorde this month.

Love Supreme has announced the first batch of performers for next year's festival and it looks like they mean business with yet another superstar headliner.

The ever-experimenting Unthanks have ditched the band and are coming to Brighton next year, this time as an unaccompanied vocal trio.

New soul-jazz soon-to-be superstar singer songwriter Yazmin Lacey is playing the great new space upstairs at Patterns. You don't want to miss this one.

Shining lights of Gilles Peterson's Brownswood Recordings label line up some Brighton shows. Your chance to see Skinny Pelembe and Joe Armon-Jones.

An incredible line-up, including Fujiya & Miyagi and Alice Russell, has been assembled to raise funds and awareness of a hugely important cause.

Forty years on, Jilted John is back to give us the latest on Julie and Gordon. Plus support from another tongue-in-cheek one-hit-wonder, John Otway.

Following last year's successful inaugural event, Brighton Disability Pride is back for its second year to celebrate the disabled community.

You name it, he probably wrote it. The master of the classic pop song makes a rare appearance to perform his legendary songbook.

Another year, another amazing line-up of jazz, funk, soul and international music legends shows that Love Supreme is looking better than ever.

Jack's back! The King of the Detroit Delta makes a long-overdue return to Brighton this Autumn.

Legendary Motown songwriter Lamont Dozier is going back to his roots and reinventing his classic hits with a special unplugged show at The Old Market.

The vegan takeover continues apace with a two-day festival on The Level this weekend.

Captain Ska present their infectious dance sounds, infused with a little bit of politics, to ACCA. Bring an open mind and dancing shoes.

Japan's legendary pop punk trio are coming back to Brighton. Do yourself a favour and buy a ticket.

Leading jazz vocalist, who has worked with Shabaka, Binker and Moses Boyd makes a welcome return in support of her excellent third Brownswood album.

The new queen of Lovers Rock brings her sweet-sounding tropical vibes back to Brighton for a rare show to blow away the winter blues.

The South Coast Jazz Festival kicks off 2018 in style with a strong international line-up and lots of free events.

They're back for one night only and you could win the chance to sing with them.

Rhode Island's activist punks return with a new album and an incendiary stage show.

The Dubmaster General beams himself into Brighton for an early doors show with a full live band.

A new event at the racecourse brings 80s synth pioneers and 90s ravers to town.

From the brilliant to the bizarre, whatever your taste you're sure to find something to feast your eyes on at this year's Scalarama Film Festival.

Love Supreme 5 prepares for lift off with another stellar line up of music legends.

Funk heavyweights celebrate good times and bring some Summer Madness to Brighton Dome.

A great line-up performs to raise funds for an important local charity. Have fun and help make a difference.

Legendary underground artist and Throbbing Gristle member comes to town for a chat about her extraordinary life and work.

After wowing audiences last year, Nashville's jazz-soul superstar-in-the-making returns with a headline show.

Fela Kuti's youngest son continues his legacy with an amazing Afrobeat double-bill.

Love Supreme is back with a dream line up comprised of soul legends, superstars and the cream of global jazz talent.

Fearless stand-up Scott Capurro makes a welcome return to Brighton with his new show 'Gay Turnaround'. Brace yourselves.

The festival season starts early this year with the third South Coast Jazz Festival taking place in Brighton and Shoreham-by-Sea from 16th to 29th January.

Paul Weller and Robert Wyatt headline the first in a series of fundraisers in support of Jeremy Corbyn.

Punk rock royalty The Damned have booked The Dome to celebrate their 40th anniversary with a gig featuring their first album played in full plus a greatest hits set.

Master of Horror John Carpenter brings his eerie soundscapes to town for his first ever UK live show.

Dave Mumbles' annual Brighton Rumble has events scattered throughout Brighton this Bank Holiday, with the best in live rock 'n' roll bands plus top DJs.

Relive the legendary nights of Wigan Casino with the DJ that started the allnighters and some of the stars of the scene performing live.

Psychobilly fans get two chances to see the Death Valley Surfers over the next couple of weeks. Shirts optional.

The Stay Sick boys have put together another top-notch line-up of international rhythm and blues rockers. Get dressed up then get messed up.

Jack who you ask? The man that gave 'Dance Hall Days' to the world of 80s clubs brings his respected jazz combo to town.

Punk rock original Andy Blade of Eater plays a rare Brighton show to showcase tracks from his forthcoming album alongside some 70s classics.

Ukranian piano master returns with a solo show to perform his new album of hypnotic continuous music.

2016 sees a bigger pop presence at Love Supreme but there are still some top-flight jazz stars in the initial line-up announcement.

Promoters Dictionary Pudding have assembled a great double bill of catchy female punk bands to shake off the Winter blues.

Brighton's much-loved cephalopod oddballs have made an album, which they'll be performing in full at the celebratory launch party.

With their 19th album featuring a killer single just released to rave reviews, the South London post punks play a rare Brighton show this weekend.

Help yourself to a weekend of free gigs and help others by donating some food at the Brighton arm of a weekend aimed at raising awareness of food charities.

Maximo Park's frontman presents his new solo album ahead of the band's tenth anniversary tour.

David Gedge's Bank Holiday shindig returns with a strong line up including The Nightingales and an early peek at Jake Shillingford's reformed My Life Story.

Three years in and still going strong, it's time to get on the jazz bus and head to Glynde for great soul, funk and jazz acts and friendly vibes.

Pelirocco Platters have put together a groovy line-up with Northern Soul fanatics Stone Foundation headlining and local upstarts Dirt Royal in support.

There are two punk rock fundraisers happening this weekend with some great bands playing in support of some very worthy local causes.