Billy Gillies presents FRQNC

Billy Gillies is bringing his FRQNC tour to Brighton on Saturday, 25 April, marking the first time the artist has performed in this part of the coast. Originally from Northern Ireland, Gillies has been described as a rising star within the trance community, largely due to his ability to produce high-intensity tracks and reworks that have caught the attention of major figures like Armin van Buuren and Aly & Fila. The tour itself is built around a specific musical identity, aiming to deliver a set characterised by both euphoria and technical intensity. It’s a sound that has been gaining momentum across the UK, and this stop in Brighton is part of a wider series of dates intended to introduce the FRQNC concept to a broader audience.

The venue for the night is Quarters, located at 187-193 Kings Road Arches, BN1 1NB. For those familiar with the Brighton seafront, it’s a central spot that fits the late-night nature of this event. The music is scheduled to run from 23:00 until 05:00, covering the full duration of the club’s opening hours. Given the timing and the venue's policies, the event is strictly for those aged 18 and over, and presenting a valid ID will be a requirement for entry. The intention behind the night is to create a focused environment where the music takes precedence, utilising the club's space to match the energy of the trance sets planned.

In terms of getting hold of tickets, they are available through several authorised platforms such as See Tickets, DICE, and Skiddle. The pricing structure is tiered, starting at £8.00 and going up to £17.50, so the cost depends on how early you decide to book. This performance is a significant one for local trance fans, as it’s the first opportunity to see Gillies’ headline show in the city rather than travelling to larger festival lineups. It’s a straightforward, late-night club event that brings a specific Northern Irish influence to the Brighton electronic music scene for one Saturday night in April.