The sound of music is finally returning to Brighton Centre this month for the first time since the start of 2020!
The venue has reopened its doors to gig-goers once again, and they’re welcoming an incredible line-up of bands over the coming months.
Royal Blood have their first homecoming show since 2017 on Wednesday 15th September, with support from The Mysterines. The band said: “Almost four years later and for our last show of the year, playing our shared hometown, Brighton is going to be pure glory. See you there.”
Elbow are back on tour to celebrate the release of their eighth studio album, ‘Giants of All Sizes’, and they’re playing Brighton Centre on Saturday 18th September, with support from Jesca Hoop.
Paloma Faith returns to Brighton Centre on Saturday 16th October to play songs from her upcoming fifth studio album, ‘Infinite Things’. She’s joined on the UK tour by Josef Salvat.
London Grammar are embarking on their biggest headline tour to date, with support from Eloise, coming to Brighton on Saturday 30th October. The British electro-pop trio are back with their third studio album, ‘Californian Soil’.
Blondie, one of the most influential bands to emerge from New York’s punk scene, are back in the UK for ten shows with Garbage! The double female-fronted bands’ tour arrives at Brighton Centre on Sunday 14th November.
Steps continue their hugely successful comeback, with a Brighton show on Thursday 27th November marking the release of their new album ‘What The Future Holds’. All five of the pop legends – Claire, Faye, H, Lee and Lisa – are back on the tour, alongside special guest Sophie Ellis-Bextor!
The Libertines take to the Brighton Centre stage the following night on Friday 28th November, playing their first tour in two years.
Magic of Motown arrives in Brighton to get us in the festive spirit on Friday 10th December, in its 16th year touring the UK, featuring all the hits, glittering costumes, dazzling dance routines and outstanding musicianship you’d expect from this breath-taking live concert spectacular.
Lost in Music recreates the magical 70’s at Brighton Centre, taking us on a musical journey straight to the heart of disco on Friday 17th December. Boasting a sensational live band, incredibly talented cast and stunning vocals, it’s the feel-good show of the season!
The Bootleg Beatles are the world’s premier Beatles band, flawlessly recreating the greatest songbook in history in Brighton on Sunday 19th December. Trace the Fab Four’s journey through the swinging 60’s in this must-see for Beatle-maniacs of all ages.
Other highlights this autumn include Billy Ocean, McFly, David Essex, An Evening with The Hollies, Erasure, Simply Red, Cliff Richard, JLS, Michael Bolton, Bullet for My Valentine, Fatboy Slim, Glass Animals, OMD, Madness, and UB40.