The former Be Good Tanya, and her on-point band, delivered a spellbinding set in the beautiful Corn Exchange.

An interesting new adaption of Shirley Jackson’s classic novel, with jump scares aplenty, some attention-grabbing effects, and solid performances.

Bathing Suits free show at the Volks laughs in the face of gear trouble and kicks out the jams, whipping up the crowd into a frenzy.

A sold out Brighton Dome was enthralled at a homecoming gig from Alison Moyet, as she returned to her electropop back catalogue.

Sublime magic show that utilises dance, drama and deception pull back the curtain on the life of a VIP - a Visually Impaired Person.

Sex, lies and debauchery are at the heart of this tale when The Country Wife comes to London, courtesy of The Southwick Players.

A packed Theatre Royal was treated to a two-hour masterclass in the art of songwriting and delivery from a performer at the top of his game.

Stanmer Park filled it’s boots once again as the ‘new’ Beyond Boundaries festival picked up where Boundary left off.

The groundbreaking play is back at the Theatre Royal in a new tour for a limited run.

The Levellers live in Hove Park was a 'Beautiful Day' celebrating 'Levelling the Land' in good company.

Team Source found plenty to tickle the outer reaches of our brains at Psych Fest 2026 until we danced like lunatics with Maquina.

A superbly skilled troupe of four tell the classic tragic tale of Jay Gatsby and his love for Daisy Buchanan, in this company’s unique style.

Seafront club Quarters hosted the Brighton leg of the heavy bass label's celebratory tour.

The Opus Kink album launch was a delicious slice of rock n roll filth on the beautiful C2 terrace.

Alice’s adventures as you’ve never seen them before; this is clever and funny family friendly fun.

Smokey, laid back and funky, SOURCE joined in the fun at the latest session from TruThought's label head.

A brilliantly bonkers afternoon of sunshine, good beer and inescapably cool shit in the Sussex sunshine at the first chapter of the Newhaven festival.

The Maccabees returned to Brighton for a massive rock festival On The Beach this Saturday. Words and Pictures here from Brighton Source.

The Nutty Boys delivered a set of pop ska classics with superb support from old mates The Blockheads and The Selecter.

A stunning piece of theatre from start to finish, with some uncomfortable and challenging themes but also laugh out loud moments. Unmissable.

The final day of Love Supreme was superb, with one of the greatest performances in the festival's history.

Day two of the festival delivered top quality shows from across the soul music spectrum.

The first fully progammed Friday got the festival off to a flying start with a host of new and established talent.