Dublin's post-punks The Murder Capital brought an infectious energy to Concorde 2 with a setlist drawn from their cracking debut 'When I Have Fears'.

Frank Skinner might not be the lad he once was, but this sold-out show saw him return to his original day job with as many laughs and dirty stories as ever.

Fabrica invites us to explore new sights through old eyes in this fascinating virtual reality installation by internationally acclaimed artist Lindsay Seers.

High-camp Grand Guignol and proto-punk classics were the order of the day as ringmaster Alice Cooper rocked the Brighton Centre.

An exciting new exhibition at Brighton Museum unveils a largely unseen collection of Japanese woodblock prints from the 18th and 19th centuries.

Almost 20 years on from their first album 'My Pain And Sadness Is More Sad And Painful Than Yours' Mclusky were back in Brighton at a busy Concorde 2.

Joseph Mount and friends played a storming homecoming gig at Concorde 2 in support of their critically acclaimed new album ‘Metronomy Forever’.

Following a video voting campaign, Dog Of Man’s album is finally unleashed on an expectant crowd. SOURCE were there to capture every riotous moment.

With this collection of superbly executed ink drawings, local artist and gallery owner John Whiting takes us on a moving journey through his sketchbooks.

Sage Francis and B.Dolan combine to form the Epic Beard Men, celebrating their new album with a joyous hip hop party at Patterns.

Doctor Who gets mixed up in the Stonewall riots in this camp and surrealist Brighton Pride show from queer theatre troupe Club Silencio.

We joined the colourful crowds in Preston Park for a two-day pop marathon with Emeli Sandé, Grace Jones and a triumphant set-piece spectacle from Kylie.

Doves defied a downpour to produce an enthralling return at Brighton Racecourse, headlining a bill that also featured Feeder and The Coral.

Rag’n’Bone Man seemed genuinely thrilled to be headlining in his hometown as he delivered a powerful set at the racecourse including plenty of surprises.

Las Vegas-born singer-songwriter Jenny Lewis regaled a Concorde2 crowd with her tales of heartbreak touched by macabre nihilism.

Hollingdean Skatepark is reimagined as a battleground for gang rivalry in a brilliant youth version Shakespeare's tragedy.

Young pretenders and genre legends dominated this year’s Love Supreme, with headliners Gladys Knight and Lauryn Hill joined by some ska and reggae greats.

The indie rock four-piece are touring the UK over the summer and we caught them in action this week bringing their sun-soaked riffs to The Prince Albert.

Nick Cave bared his soul in an extraordinary show that was part solo gig, part communal therapy session.

Anglo-French pop groop Stereolab return after ten years' absence for a welcome dive into their labyrinthine back catalogue.

Happy to be back in Brighton, or near enough, Julia Holter enchants with her powerful voice and oddball energy.

What do you do when the director backs out at the last minute? Four actors deconstruct theatre in this subversively funny Brighton Fringe show.