Franz Ferdinand

Franz Ferdinand are heading to the Concert Hall at Brighton Dome on Wednesday, 4 March 2026. This visit is part of a larger 20-date tour across the UK and Europe, where they are showcasing their sixth studio album, The Human Fear, released through the Domino label. The band has always been known for that specific art-school perspective and a focus on sharp riffs, and this new project follows that path by looking at the concept of fear. Rather than being something heavy or dark, the album is described as having an energy intended to make listeners feel alive, exploring how we navigate various human emotions through music.

For those sorting out their evening, the doors are set to open at 19:00. It is worth noting the specific age restrictions if you are planning to bring younger family members along. In the Stalls General Admission area, anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult, and across the entire venue, those under 14 will not be admitted without an adult present. The Brighton Dome is also maintaining its usual accessibility standards, including the provision of free personal assistant tickets for those who register in advance. They also have the Founders Room set aside as a quiet space for anyone who might need a break from the main hall during the event.

Tickets have been available since June 2025, with prices set at £46.75, £44.25, and £42.75. If you are buying them through the official site or by phone, there is an additional £3.50 booking fee per order. Regarding the logistics on the day, the venue has been quite clear about their entry policy: there is no camping allowed, and they have requested that fans do not start queuing outside the building before 10:00 on the Wednesday morning. It is a mid-week show, which usually means a slightly different atmosphere than a weekend gig, but it fits right into the spring schedule for the city’s music scene.