Brighton

What's on in Brighton

Concerts, festivals and things to do in Brighton, soonest first.

Upcoming events in Brighton

Sat, Oct 24

The Hanging Stars

The Brunswick · Brighton

From £18

Sat, Oct 24

Chris Hill's Dirty DC

Concorde 2 · Brighton

From £20

Michael Spicer - Hope All's Well

Sat, Oct 24

Michael Spicer - Hope All's Well

Old Market · Brighton

From £18

Sat, Oct 24

Unkle Sounds

Chalk · Brighton

From £28

GURRIERS

Sun, Oct 25

GURRIERS

Brighton Concorde 2 · Brighton

From £24

Sun, Oct 25

Lene Lovich UK 2026 Tour

The Prince Albert · Brighton

From £28

Sun, Oct 25

Sam Campbell: Kid Giblet

Brighton Dome Concert Hall · Brighton

From £27

SCHUR

Mon, Oct 26

SCHUR

The Hope and Ruin · Brighton

From £19

SPORTS

Mon, Oct 26

SPORTS

Patterns · Brighton

From £27

Afternoon open-air concert crowd facing a stage under a canopy — AI-generated illustration

Mon, Oct 26

MY FIRST TIME

Green Door Store · Brighton

From £14

Close view of a mixing desk with glowing faders and knobs and a blurred band on a blue-lit stage behind — AI-generated illustration

Tue, Oct 27

ADULT DVD

Chalk, Brighton · Brighton

From £17

Two MR P's In a Podcast Live - Let That Be a Lesson...

Tue, Oct 27

Two MR P's In a Podcast Live - Let That Be a Lesson...

Tunbridge Wells Assembly Hall · Brighton

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About Brighton

Brighton is the UK's classic seaside-meets-bohemian city, a pebble beach and Victorian pier backed by the maze-like Lanes' vintage shops and independent cafes. It's widely regarded as Britain's LGBTQ+ capital, with a Pride festival that shuts down the seafront every August, and a Brighton Festival each May that fills the city with arts events. Under an hour from London by train, it's the classic weekend escape rather than a long-haul destination.

2026 guides

Planning around events? These guides collect 2026 calendars, festival clusters, and practical trip ideas so you can compare dates before you book.