We spent some time at Brighton's newest tattoo studio, talking about the roots of tattooing and the importance of building community.

We spent some time with Brighton’s 'queen flea', Lydia L’Scabies and found out more about Brighton’s hottest new cabaret night and variety show – The Slag Pit.

Ahead of their show at the ACCA this March, experimental sound quartet Penumbra share how collaborative improvisation drives their practice.

FemFest's Maddie Ross tells us about Brighton's only arts festival by and for marginalised gender identities.

We caught up with the Moulettes as they emerge from an epic recording project to play at The Old Market.

The experimental folk quartet share their global inspirations, theatrical origins and Ukrainian heritage.

Supporting new musicians to make that breakthrough in a fast-changing world, Small Pond are making a big splash.

We talked to Abraham Moughrabi from Jinn Records about his 'Sawa Sawa' collaboration with Sudanese musicians and more.

Ahead of her show at ACCA, the Brighton harpist tells us about being inspired by the sea and how she was almost upstaged by a cement mixer in Finland.

Ahead of his upcoming ACCA show, we talked to Brighton-based musician MATTHS about all things electronic.

A spotlight on Ethan Taylor who has been involved in the Brighton theatre scene for eight years as a writer, performer and director.

We explored Brighton's art scene in search of the city's best contemporary galleries, visiting local institutions, hidden gems and seaside studios.

Ahead of his return appearance at Love Supreme Festival next month, we spoke to Courtney Pine about his beautiful new album and much more.

We chatted to local promoters Fail Better about their plans for a Spiegeltent takeover this month, putting kids on stage and how to go to town on decor.