What better way way to spend the first sunny day of the year, than watching an exquisitely curated line up of bands.

‘This is my Theatre’ bring their unique style to one of Shakespeare’s most famous plays in an adaptation which is as close to perfect as you are likely to get.

A joyful celebration of women over 50, with real women’s stories; encouraging the conversation about menopause in both hilarious and poignant ways.

A Peter James Roy Grace story brought to life in a colourful way, with twists and turns aplenty; set in the world of art forgery, fraud and murder.

Brat Metal trio return for a triumphant hometown headline show that packs bass, breakdowns and a little bit of Bizkit.

The Nottingham headline a strong evening of music at the Hope.

A gripping, powerful and thought provoking piece of theatre about the true story of the investigation and hunt for “The Yorkshire Ripper”.

The fascinating true story of Doctor Dillon: the first transgender man to undergo medical transition, told by two trans actors.

Poignant and poetic show expertly brings to life titans of comedy (and their demons) following sell-out success in Edinburgh!

Le Lamb are becoming a filthy force to be reckoned with as they headline one of their biggest shows to date.

In part an intense and powerful story which is essential and gripping viewing, giving an unpleasant but necessary insight into the Western Front in the First World War.

Fabled clown show is a feast of spectacle as it continues to delight audiences across the globe thirty years on.

Mutations 2024 hit the spot. A perfect riotous mix of bigger bands and new discoveries.

A happy and cheery juke box musical filled with 80s hits, soaring voices, super dancing and shapes; including a guest appearance by Sonia.

The singer-songwriter and her band came to town on tour, stopping at the Brighton Dome to deliver an epic set of indie guitar pop.

Trumpet legend Tolliver led a stunning tribute to drum maestro Max Roach with a sextet of stellar musicians.

An exhilarating, electric set from a very singular band. Xiu Xiu at the Attenborough Centre, with support from Brighton's I Am Fya.

The legendary Scottish pocket rocket proved she's still at the top of her game with a hit-filled trip down memory lane.

A beautifully crafted piece told exceptionally well, where what’s going on will keep you guessing and thinking about it long after it’s finished.

“This Is My Theatre” bring their unique brand of story-telling to the fore with this magical, mystical and fantastical tale of a unwavering love between friends.

Breach Theatre's rousing Section 28 musical comes to The Corn Exchange 8th-9th November

The seasoned and ever-popular power duo are back with a brand new album and brace of big headline shows.