Land of the Giants

On Friday, 20th March 2026, the Plymouth-based sextet Land of the Giants will be stopping by Brighton as part of their wider spring tour. They are set to perform at Alphabet, the venue situated at 11 Dyke Road (BN1 3FE). The band has become known for their high-energy sets and a particular ability to get the crowd involved, a style that recently earned them the 'Best Live Act' 2025 title from MidiTV. The current touring group consists of Andy Quick leading on vocals and guitar, supported by Gaz LePage on trombone, Ted Baker on drums, Sam Copp on lead guitar, Thomas Trewin on bass, and Tom Keel on saxophone, with Josh contributing on the trumpet.

Musically, they cover a lot of ground, blending rock, reggae, ska, and funk with hints of blues, hip hop, and jazz. The core of their sound is built around a prominent brass section and heavy bass rhythms that are specifically geared towards dancing. Their typical repertoire includes original tracks such as 'The Drop' and 'Love me if you dare', alongside familiar covers like 'Jump Around'. For this Brighton date, they’ve invited local support from Natural Right, a band that fits the evening's theme well with their own mix of reggae, ska, and indie influences.

The event is restricted to those aged 18 and over, so keep that in mind if you're planning to head down. Doors at Alphabet are expected to open between 19:00 and 20:00, giving people enough time to settle in before the music starts. Tickets are available through the usual channels like Eventim and See Tickets. It’s a solid option for anyone in the city who appreciates live music with a bit of pace and a brass-heavy edge, offering a chance to see a decorated live act alongside some of Brighton's own local talent in a central location.