
Acclaimed singer-songwriter Kristin Hersh performs a solo concert in Brighton as part of her 2026 tour.
If you have been following the local music scene for a while, you are likely familiar with the work of Kristin Hersh. Known for her long-standing career with Throwing Muses and 50Foot Wave, as well as her writing, including memoirs like Rat Girl and Don't Suck, Don't Die, she is heading to Brighton for a solo performance this autumn. It is a chance to see her in a more intimate setting, which often brings a different dynamic compared to her full-band shows.
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The concert is scheduled for Thursday, 22 October 2026, at The Old Market on Upper Market Street. The doors are set to open, and the performance is slated to run from 7:30 pm until 10:30 pm. For those interested in her recent output, the setlist often reflects her broader catalogue, and she has been known to share tracks like 'Sundial', which offers a glimpse into the soundscape of her album Clear Pond Road. It is a straightforward evening of music, focusing on her songwriting and guitar work, which has been a consistent thread throughout her career.
Tickets for the show are available through platforms like See Tickets and Dice. Since this is a solo tour, it tends to attract a crowd that appreciates the folk and alternative roots of her music. If you are planning to attend, it is worth checking the venue details closer to the date, as The Old Market is a fairly specific space that works well for this kind of acoustic-leaning performance. It is a good opportunity to catch a musician who has been active in the industry for decades, performing in a venue that allows for a clear focus on the music itself.















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