Live music

FORM Presents brings Lots of Hands and sundots to Dust for a live Brighton show.

Formed in 1984, The Men They Couldn’t Hang combine folk roots, punk energy and politically charged storytelling. Their Brighton date brings the band’s high-octane live show to the Komedia Basement.

The March Violets play Komedia Studio with special guest DJ Simon Price.

Alt-rock five-piece The Entitled Sons bring their winter UK tour to Patterns in Brighton.

Oh My God! It's The Church bring The Original Sinners Tour to Brighton with their theatrical collision of gospel, funk, soul and rock'n'roll. Fronted by The Rt Rev Michael Alabama Jackson with choir, horns and a driving rhythm section, the show turns the venue into a high-energy musical revival and communal celebration.

Irish singer-songwriter and actor Niall McNamee returns to The Prince Albert as part of his Limited Edition Tour.

A 16-piece chamber orchestra brings festive film music, traditional carols and Christmas classics

Over 2,200 young singers from schools across Brighton & Hove and East Sussex come together for a seasonal celebration of singing.

Martin Kemp brings his Back to the 80s for a Christmas special, with an evening of 80s pop and festive tracks.

The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Brighton Festival Chorus and Brighton Festival Youth Choir perform fanfares, Christmas classics and carols, conducted by James Morgan with mezzo-soprano Juliette Pochin.

The Bootleg Beatles and their orchestra recreate seven landmark performances from the Fab Four’s live career, from Liverpool’s early club stages to the London rooftop. The seated Brighton Centre show […]

Vanessa Williams comes to Theatre Royal Brighton as part of her first full UK concert tour. Accompanied by a live band, the show spans her recording career and stage work, […]