Sure to sell out quickly, ska veterans Reel Big Fish return to Concorde to liven up a depressing month.
Calling all Metal Heads that didn't quite make it this year's festivals. Fatality brings a weekend of old school death metal for your head banging pleasure.
A promo night for a short film found us hounded by freaks around an elaborate Victorian set-piece. It was frankly terrifying.
The Punx Picnic returns this April to raise money for Brighton Anti-Fascists, Hunt Saboteurs Association and other worthy causes.
RatBag sing their hearts out, accompanied by drums, bass, guitars and accordion. This cheery, foot-stomping couldn’t find a better home than Brighton.
It's finally here; the secret of who's playing Brighton's biggest, summer dance event is well and truly out.
We sit down for a chinwag with Britain's only undead ringmaster, Dr Haze, and he explains how and why it all began.
New Brighton label Friendly Dinner is releasing our fave song of last year on 7" – Black Black Hills' 'A Celebration'.
Do you like music? What about free stuff? And how about intimate moments? If your answer was yes to all three, then get down to Resident.
There's plenty of crafty types hidden away around Brighton, so we've forced some of the best right into your consciousness. Enjoy.
Brighton's own Beiber bags a coveted prize from MTV, beating Lana Del Ray. We say beating, thrashing really. Go Conor Maynard.
The Great Escape is back with Dry The River, Spector, Grimes and loads of other bands you'll love this time next year.
The internet really comes into its own in the search for iconic clothing and Plastic Society laughs in the face of the high street.
Nicely located opposite the Dome, Stampa is a digital printing company can produce pretty much anything imaginable.
There won’t be a Ghost style moment over the clay on Phoenix’s New Year art courses, but you’ll learn more than Demi Moore.
This year Brighton Science Festival is out to entertain the more arty-farty among us; with poetry events and mixed media exhibitions.
Road safety officer Keith Baldock is quite literally a lifesaver – there to stop you getting killed to bits as you wander into the city traffic.
A powerfully evocative film from Lizzie Borden that's guaranteed to get your brain-box working overtime and your teeth gnashing at the injustice of it all.
A perfect Valentine's treat if you can't get enough of violence on wheels, Roller Derby is 2012’s most glam way to break an elbow.
Tiny Dragon's new EP will make more than a Phantom impression this month.
Hotter than a drag race through hell, quiffs at the ready for the Devil Wrays.