
West London-born singer Hollie Cook performs her signature 'tropical pop' and reggae hits as part of the 'SHY GIRL TOUR 2026' at Chalk.
Hollie Cook is bringing her SHY GIRL TOUR 2026 to Brighton on Saturday, 28th March. If you’ve followed her trajectory from her days in the punk-reggae outfit The Slits, you’ll know she has a pretty deep-rooted connection to the West London music scene. Her solo work has carved out its own niche, often referred to as "tropical pop." It’s a style that manages to weave together the foundations of roots reggae with a more contemporary pop sensibility, creating a sound that feels quite specific to her. This upcoming show at Chalk is part of a wider tour supporting her latest album, Shy Girl, so the performance will likely focus on that material alongside her established hits.
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The venue itself is tucked away at 10-13 Pool Valley, and for those planning their evening, there are a few conflicting details regarding the start time. A few sources have the doors opening at 18:30, while others are stating 19:30. Since guest artists have been confirmed to join her on stage, getting there for the earlier time is probably the best way to ensure you don't miss the full lineup. The event is expected to wrap up by 22:00, which fits well if you have plans afterwards or need to navigate public transport back home.
In terms of getting in, tickets are currently available for £22.00, which includes the booking fees. You can find them on platforms like Universe, Gigantic, Eventim, and Ticketmaster, though there is a limit of six tickets per booking. It is also worth noting the entry requirements; the show is listed as 14+, but as is common with Chalk, carrying a valid ID is recommended as some sources mention 18+ identification checks for entry. It’s a straightforward opportunity to see a West London artist bring a bit of that tropical reggae influence to the Brighton seafront for the night.















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