Adam Beattie & Fiona Bevan

If you are looking for a plan for the beginning of July, there is a double headline show coming up at The Folklore Rooms on 3 July 2026. Adam Beattie and Fiona Bevan are sharing the stage for an evening of acoustic music, which feels like a good fit for the intimate setting of the venue located at 12 North Street, Brighton. The doors open and the music starts at 19:30, offering a chance to catch both artists in a single session.

Adam Beattie, a Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist, is using this tour to share material from his latest album, Home Fires Burning. His recent work focuses on themes like family, legacy, and a sense of belonging, which often translates well to the stripped-back, acoustic environment that The Folklore Rooms is known for. Sharing the bill is Fiona Bevan, a Canadian-British singer-songwriter. She will be performing tracks from her EP, Here Now Yes, where she explores topics surrounding love, hope, and desire. It is a straightforward setup: two songwriters with distinct projects playing in a space that prioritises the music itself.

For those planning to attend, tickets are available at a price point between £16.00 and £16.50, depending on the booking platform and whether you account for the associated booking fees. It is a ticketed event, so it is worth checking the booking details ahead of time if you are interested in the specific sound these two artists are bringing to Brighton this summer. Given the venue's capacity and the nature of the performances, it is the kind of evening where the focus remains entirely on the songwriting and the live delivery.