Glasgow blues and rock band King King, fronted by Alan Nimmo, perform live in Brighton as part of their 2026-2027 tour.
King King are playing Concorde 2 on Sunday 4 October, part of a tour that runs from 12 September 2026 to 16 January 2027, taking in 30 shows across 26 cities. They're a Glaswegian rock and blues band, and this is one of the few dates they'll be playing in the south of England during the run.
Singer Alan Nimmo fronts the group, with his brother Stevie also in the line-up alongside Zander Greenshields, Andrew Scott and Jonny Dyke. They've put out the album Maverick and have built a reputation as one of the best live acts on the circuit, which is why they're touring so widely this time around. Blues Rock Review has called them the best blues-rock band in the world.
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The Brighton date falls about three weeks into the tour, which kicks off on 12 September and carries on well into the new year, with the final show on 16 January. That's 30 dates in 26 cities, so they're covering a lot of ground over the next few months. If you've missed them before, this is one of the chances to catch them live in the city.
