Brighton Creative Connection Leads To City Gala Screening For New Family Comedy
The director, producer and star of new film
2:HRS, are all Brighton residents and have chosen the city to host a
gala screening of the family comedy.
Let's Go Sunshine: The Kooks Set To Play Intimate Homecoming Show To Back New Album Release
The Kooks new album
Let's Go Sunshine is a moving, energising and melodic record and incisive in its portrait of
modern British urban life.
A Bad Erik Satie Cover Turns Into Something Special For Brighton-Bound The Twilight Sad
The Twilight Sad have shared brand new song,
I/m Not Here [missing face], a driving, motorik return from the much-loved Scots, with wailing guitars and swirling synths circling around frontman James Graham's repeated declarations of
"I don't want to be around you anymore."
From Rock Against Racism To Trump & Beyond: Tom Robinson Brings Seminal Debut Album To Brighton
The Tom Robinson Band's debut album
Power In The Darkness was first performed forty years ago in Victoria Park, London, in front of 80,000 people at
Rock Against Racism's Carnival Against The Nazis, alongside Steel Pulse, The Clash and X-Ray Spex.
Brighton Festival 2018 Commission Nominated For Acclaimed Theatre Award
After receiving its UK premiere at
Brighton Festival 2018, Creation (Pictures for Dorian) ran at Southbank Centre as part of LIFT festival, resulting in a nomination for the
TBC Award (for productions that defy traditional categories) in The Off West End Theatre Awards.
Ex-Barenaked Ladies Frontman Unleashes His Inner Shakespeare & New Material @ Komedia Brighton
Steven Page's distinctive and powerful tenor is among the most
instantly recognisable voices in popular music today.
Sussex-Based Born Free Successfully Rehomes King The Lion Cub At South African Sanctuary
Horsham-based international wildlife charity,
Born Free, has rescued King –
a tiny cub with a mighty name – and he is now starting a new life in his ancestral home of Africa.
JAZZ RE:FEST: One Day Brighton-Based Jazz-Inspired Festival Is Free For Under 16s
Brighton Dome is hosting an annual one-day festival celebrating
UK jazz and jazz-inspired music and culture on Sunday 22 July, and under 16s can go free!