The Berlin-based Swedish singer Molly Nilsson brings her dark synth pop, astute lyrics and CD backing track to the Hope & Ruin.

Sports Team. They’re coming to Brighton. They have a song about Ashton Kutcher. And you should go and see them at Patterns.

Been stuck at home and ready to let rip for New Year's Eve? Here's our pick of Brighton's best club nights for the last party of 2018.

Antifolk returns to the Hotel Pelirocco, for a mid-winter warmer on the darkest day of the year.

Love Supreme has announced the first batch of performers for next year's festival and it looks like they mean business with yet another superstar headliner.

Violinist and singer Gaelynn Lea comes to the Green Door Store to tour a new album which adds pop influences to her previously folky sound.

The ever-experimenting Unthanks have ditched the band and are coming to Brighton next year, this time as an unaccompanied vocal trio.

Newsreader Martyn Lewis is joined by Lewis sisters, Sylvie, Sharon and Carrie (not related) for an evening of stories and song. Fun times guaranteed.

After "hating each other" at the end of the tour for their last album, rock duo Blood Red Shoes are back to play one of the final gigs at Sticky Mike's.

Dublin's Fontaines DC return to Brighton after blowing us away at this year's Great Escape with their blistering Fall-esque post-punk.

The prolific and ever-ambitious Manchester songwriter calls at Brighton on his latest tour for a date at the Green Door Store.

The tea-guzzling DJ and cartoonist Mr Scruff brings his timeless 'Keep It Unreal' club series back to Brighton at Concorde2.

New soul-jazz soon-to-be superstar singer songwriter Yazmin Lacey is playing the great new space upstairs at Patterns. You don't want to miss this one.

Five top films to catch at this month's Cinecity festival, including a new feature by Jan Švankmajer and classics from Derek Jarman and Lindsay Anderson.

Win tickets to see Goldfrapp’s Will Gregory geek out on vintage monosynths at Brighton Dome.

Boogaloo Stu teams up with David Bramwell for a night of flashmob dancing, fake orgasms and smutty fun.

The Rose Hill hosts another night for Europhiles with resident Fip DJs and guest speakers including columnist and campaigner Zoe Williams.

Courtney Barnett's labelmate and other half comes to Brighton for the second time this year for a stripped-back folky set at Komedia.

Taking the theme of A New Europe, Brighton Photo Biennial returns for its eighth edition across the city.

Preparations are well under way for the monster 6th birthday celebrations of bass and dubstep this weekend at The Mine.

An intriguing quadruple bill of shorts and feature films heads to the Sallis Benney as part of the Brighton Rocks International Film Festival.