The Brighton Guitar Show & FX Expo visits the Racecourse this weekend, bringing together some of the finest brands in the UK.
Devendra Banhart is a bit of a legend, so it’s quite a coup that Melting Vinyl have managed to secure this concert …
Talkin Loud legends Galliano are back and appearing at Love Supreme next week, so we caught up with them to find out more.
The Space has hosted many legends over the years and this continues for their upcoming season.
With this year's festival just finished, Brighton Festival has now announced next year's Guest Director
An AV extravaganza of ambient music artistry at The Bee's Mouth.
The synth pop legend returns to the Dome as he continues his exploration of the classic cover song.
After a 60-year career of amazing achievements and classic recordings, Lulu hits town on her farewell tour.
LA sax supremo Kamasi Washington will be performing his new album at Chalk on his Brighton debut.
The Brighton stalwarts are having a 30th birthday party at Brighton Dome. It will be a riot!
A two-women stand-up comedy show about life coaching, lessons and laughs.
Exploring soundscapes and sonic tracks from Whitehawk to Brighton: stories, events and inequity.
This Brighton Festival collaboration weaves together a Gaelic myth with boundary-pushing folk music and contemporary dance.
Barry Adamson is returning to play Brighton Komedia in May. We spoke to him about his new album and film work, both on screen and in the studio.
Hidden Herd have announced a second all-day event at the Green Door Store and the line-up is spectacular.
Sea Power are returning to the town where they found their feet as band for a special Brighton Festival show at the Dome.
The melodic noughties alt-rockers from London return with a new album and a Brighton date at the Hope & Ruin in the summer.
The trend for afternoon shows continues with a superb double-bill of indie bands at The Albert.
A collective of Brighton venues have announced a celebration of all that is brilliant about our scene.
Some corkers have been added to the bill including Opus Kink, Plantoid, Soft Play and the Lambrini Girls.
You won't want to walk on by when you discover who's been confirmed for Love Supreme this year.
Clark comes to the ACCA next month - prepare for another night of stunning electronic music at one of the city's most adventurous venues.
Not to be missed - Brighton-based sound artist and composer, the versatile Johanna Bramli opens for Clark at the ACCA.
They returned from the brink with an album of raw beauty and you can hear it live at this hometown show.
The Trip Westerns bass player is launching his solo debut as Astral Gray at the Rossi Bar on March 14th