James Marriott Live in Brighton

James Marriott is playing at Concorde 2 on Thursday, 25 June 2026. The Swiss-born English singer, songwriter, and YouTuber is bringing his current UK tour to Brighton for this date. It’s a chance to see him perform live in a venue that has been a staple of the city’s music scene for over twenty years.

The show is hosted at Concorde 2, which sits right on Madeira Drive. It’s a relatively intimate space with a capacity of 600, which usually makes for a focused atmosphere. If you’re planning to head down, the event is scheduled to start at 19:30. It’s worth noting that the show is strictly for those aged 14 and over. If you are under 16, you must be accompanied by an adult who is at least 18 years old. The venue has a specific policy for this: the accompanying adult needs to provide valid identification, such as a passport or driving licence, and leave their contact details at the door. Both the minor and the adult will be required to wear a wristband for the duration of the event. It’s a strict rule, and the venue has made it clear that failing to follow these requirements will result in being denied entry without a refund.

Getting hold of tickets for this one has been difficult, as the official allocation through platforms like Live Nation is currently sold out. If you are still looking to attend, you might find tickets on the secondary market, though prices vary significantly. Some listings on resale sites like Stereoboard have shown prices starting from £131.34. Since the official tickets are gone, it’s a matter of navigating those resale options if you’re determined to go. Given the venue's location and the nature of the tour, it’s likely to be a busy night on the seafront. The venue, located at BN2 1EN, has been operating for over two decades, and hosting an artist with Marriott's background as a creator and musician in this specific space is a notable addition to the local calendar. It’s worth planning your arrival time around the 19:30 start to ensure you get through the door and settled before the music begins.