
Brighton's own professional David Bowie tribute outfit performs the classic album 'The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust' in full.
Next Friday, 20th February, Bowiesque are returning to The Brunswick. Being a Brighton-based group, they’ve been a staple of the local music scene for quite some time, bringing decades of experience to their David Bowie tribute. Unlike some touring acts that rely on house systems, they bring their own dedicated sound and lighting equipment, which usually results in a more polished production that fits the specific needs of their set. It’s a professional operation that focuses on the musical nuances of Bowie’s work rather than just the spectacle.
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The specific draw for this 2026 appearance is their plan to play the iconic album The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars in its entirety. It’s a deep dive into that specific 1972 era, though their repertoire isn't limited to just one record. They typically cover a broad spectrum of the catalogue, from the early days of 'Space Oddity' through to various hits and lesser-known album cuts. The aim of the performance is precision, recreating the studio sound as closely as possible for a live audience who knows these tracks inside out.
If you’re thinking of heading down to Hove for the night, the show is set to start at 20:00. As is often the case with evening shows at this venue, it’s an 18+ event. Ticket prices are currently tiered; you can pick them up for £16 to £18 if you book ahead, or they will be £20 at the door on the night. There is also a £32 option for a two-night pass if you’re interested in seeing the full progression of the shows. For those planning to make an evening of it, The Brunswick offers a 20% discount on food for attendees before the music begins, which is a practical detail if you want to grab a meal at the venue before things get busy. It’s a chance to see a long-standing local band tackle a classic album in a familiar setting.











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