A house music night headlined by Fat Tony and Sandy Rivera, part of the Love to Be UK venue tour, with two rooms of music.
Love to Be brings its house music tour to Horizon on Saturday 28 November, with Fat Tony and Sandy Rivera leading the bill. It's a double-room night that runs from the afternoon into the evening, with doors opening at 4pm and music going until 11pm.
The Auditorium is the main focus, headlined by Fat Tony and Sandy Rivera, with Trimtone — Marc Dennis and Tony Walker — alongside lau.ra and Tom Davis. The Tunnel runs in parallel with Sullivan, Lidia Da Luca, Blanco Brothers and Mischief. Between the two rooms, there are six hours of house music, and the line-up mixes international names with Brighton's own scene.
Love to Be is a house music brand co-founded in 1994 by Tony Walker at Sheffield's Music Factory, and it's spent more than three decades shaping UK club culture. Its reputation is built on pairing house music's established figures with newer and local names: the brand has staged nights with Frankie Knuckles, Masters At Work and Basement Jaxx alongside contemporary icons such as Claptone, Sam Divine and Sonny Fodera. Beyond the club, it runs a syndicated radio show, a record label and a 6,000-capacity flagship festival at The Stray in Harrogate, with events also in New York, Ibiza and Sydney.
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Today run by Walker alongside director Marc Dennis, the brand also stages The Next Generation DJ Competition to give emerging DJs a chance to play its O2 Academy venues. The Brighton date is part of its biggest UK venue tour to date, a 13-date run across 2026 and 2027. Tickets start from £20 via Skiddle, and the night runs from 4pm to 11pm at Horizon on the Brighton seafront.
