King King

King King are heading to Brighton on 21st September 2026 for a show at Concorde 2. If you have been following their tour schedule, you might have seen them popping up in places like the Netherlands, Morecambe, and Whitby earlier in the year. This stop in Brighton is part of that wider 2026 run. For those who have not caught them live before, the band originally comes from Glasgow and has built a reputation for their blues-rock sound, which they have been developing since they started out. Their 2020 album, Maverick, is the most recent project that many fans will recognise.

The concert is scheduled for 19:30 at the venue on Madeira Drive. It is a standing show, so it is worth keeping that in mind when planning your evening. Tickets are priced at £28.50, a figure that includes the booking and restoration fees for the venue. Regarding the age policy, there is not a strict minimum age, though the venue suggests that anyone under 16 should be accompanied by an adult. It is a straightforward setup for a Monday night, and the doors open at 19:30, so it is worth getting there around that time to settle in before the music starts.

Concorde 2 is a familiar spot for many of us in Brighton, and it is where this performance will take place. The band has been active on the circuit for a while now, and this show is one of several dates they have lined up across the UK and Europe. Whether you are a long-time listener of their blues-rock material or just looking for a live music event in the city, the logistics are fairly simple. You can pick up tickets through platforms like Gigantic, Ticketmaster, or See Tickets if you decide to head down. It is a chance to see them in a local setting without the need for travel further afield.