
Play On Theatre return with two special performances backstage at the iconic Brighton Theatre Royal

Pete Molinari makes a welcome return to Brighton with a rare show at The Prince Albert next month.

A hole massive heap of the good stuff has joined Mike D 5d and Fatdog on the Mutations line up!

Goblin Band and Paul Hartnoll to appear in an exciting folk festival along the coast in Newhaven.

Report into the Carnival Against Fascism policing released this Friday
The wonderful Rachel Love headlines a triple bill of gorgeous guitar pop at The Albert.

"This is an invitation to the whole city to come together, connect and move forward as one." - BARCO

Mike D 5D and Fat Dog are going to be rocking the sure shot for sure at this year's Mutations Festival.

Welcome to The Port Of Cool, Newhaven's new left-field festival worth discovering. Is this Sussex's next 'hidden gem'?

Weird Folk fans are in for a treat with this show from Sairie, with Eliza Skelton, at the gorgeous Church of the Annunciation

Chalk is having a 7th Birthday Party and they are braking out the big guns with Sea Power!

Nick Cave to release limited edition picture disc and present a weekend of hand-picked film classics.

The New York-based band celebrate the 20th Anniversary of their debut album, with a show at Concorde 2.

A killer double-bill of indiepop goodness at the wonderful Railway Club that you can bring the kids to.

Local boy Passenger (aka Mike Rosenberg) will play an outdoor gig in Hove Park on Sunday 6th September

Levellers have released details of the eclectic supports for their exclusive Hove Park show.

We love the gothic glory that is Opus Kink who are releasing their long awaited debut album.

The Mancunian space rockers will be landing back in Brighton as part of a huge world tour. Prepare for lift off.

The final names have been announced for this late summer dance music festival at Stanmer Park.

Today is truly Christmas for fans of the the luscious dream pop output of the Wolter family that has made them some of our favourite musicians.

Get ready to get sweaty as the king of down and dirty rock 'n' roll returns to Brighton this autumn.

Now entering its sixth year, the festival has become a defining part of Brighton’s summer calendar.

The Damned and fellow punk trailblazers The Saints celebrate 50 years of punk at Brighton Dome.

San Diego's Thee Sacred Souls bring their contemporary take on classic Chicano California Soul to Brighton this summer.

Levellers will play an exclusive Hove Park show to celebrate 35 years of Levelling The Land.