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On The Beach
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On The Beach 2026: Brighton’s Seafront Prepares for a Landmark Summer

Brighton Beach is gearing up for another surge of music lovers this July as On The Beach returns with its most ambitious edition yet. What began as a handful of seaside shows has evolved into one of the UK’s most distinctive open‑air music series — a festival without the mud, but a stage on the shingle and the Channel stretching out behind it.
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The Great Escape Festival 2026

The Great Escape rolled back into Brighton this 13-16th of May, hauling a complete takeover of the city and its venues to celebrate the festival's 20th Anniversary, showcasing the new generation of music. 
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The Cribs – Concorde2, Brighton

Jake also recommended that they sounded better live, so, after a few enjoyable listens, I happily trotted down to the Concorde 2 on a blustery Friday night in Brighton to find out. 
Tune-Yards
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Tune-Yards – Attenborough Centre for Arts, Brighton

It would be very reasonable to assume a trip to the Attenborough Centre for Arts on Sussex Campus would involve an evening of seminars on French cinema or marine biodiversity but on Friday 21st November, the sound of Tune-Yards was heard and experienced - pulsating across the South Downs and beyond. 
Richard Ashcroft
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Richard Ashcroft – Brighton Centre

Last night I took a little trip down to Brighton to see one of the greatest songwriters of the last 30 years (in my opinion), Mr Richard Ashcroft. No matter how many times I have seen Ashcroft play live, every time is an absolute delight and tonight is no exception.