Brighton's enchanting orchestral collective are riding the crest of the “Jools Holland effect” after their recent appearance on Later... brought them to an entirely new audience. “Everything’s gone a ...

In the same way, in the broadest strokes, British politics was also a different beast, not a media competition to see who could make the least offensive – or meaningful – statement possible, but a ...

Tonight Delphic have the odds stacked against them from the start. Their gig doesn’t suit the venue. The Komedia can be great but, somehow, for Delphic the low ceiling and lack of visibility doesn’t ...

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Mirth meets murder in the world’s daftest whodunnit. Following multiple five-star sell-out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe, festival favourite ‘CSI: Crime Scene Improvisation’ returns to Brighton ...

It would seem as if half of Brighton had battled against the raging elements in order to come and check out The Boy Least Likely To tonight - even Paul Steel and his entourage had made the effort. The ...

Jacques Brel, Belgian singer/songwriter, was what the French would call a ‘chansonnier’ – a story-teller of profound, often tragic, dark and raucous songs like Amsterdam. Brel is a cult figure and ...