Crowded House return to play the Brighton Centre on Saturday 12th October, with original members Neil Finn and Nick Seymour.

Hidden Herd have teamed up with Goo Records for a Christmas cracker of an all-dayer!

This new free mini-fest boasts nine oddball bands from Brighton's DIY music scene, including Pog, Fruity Water and En Heat.

The phenomenal ensemble brings their fusion of Classical music, Western and Indian, to the Dome.

LA sax supremo Kamasi Washington will now be performing his new album at The Corn Exchange on his Brighton debut.

Strata East label founder and celebrated trumpeter comes to Brighton to honour drum legend Max Roach.

Brighton Early Music Festival is back with another varied, tradition-breaking programme with pre-festival events from 7th September.

The indie legends return to Lewes for a show in support of their new album of Marc Riley sessions.

The synth pop legend returns to the Dome as he continues his exploration of the classic cover song.

Australian surfer rockers Ocean Alley bring their long-awaited experimental fourth album, Low Altitude Living, to Brighton.

Devendra Banhart is a bit of a legend, so it's quite a coup that Melting Vinyl have managed to secure this concert in Brighton.

The Space has hosted many legends over the years and this continues for their upcoming season.

The Brighton Guitar Show & FX Expo visits the Racecourse this weekend, bringing together some of the finest brands in the UK.

After a 60-year career of amazing achievements and classic recordings, Lulu hits town on her farewell tour.

An AV extravaganza of ambient music artistry at The Bee's Mouth.

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.

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.