
Award-winning neo-jazz star Ni Maxine brings her contemporary blend of Jazz, Soul and RnB to Brighton.
If you are looking for something to do on the evening of Sunday, 3 May 2026, Ni Maxine is bringing her tour to Brighton. She is performing at Alphabet, and it is worth noting that the event is strictly for those aged 18 and over. For those who haven't caught her live yet, she is a neo-jazz artist who blends elements of soul and RnB into her sound. Her work often touches on themes like identity, self-worth, and the idea of home, which she explores through a mix of storytelling and conscious lyricism. It is the kind of music that draws on her transatlantic roots, aiming for a balance between personal reflection and broader resonance.
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Her profile has been growing steadily over the last year or so. In 2025, she picked up the 'Breakthrough Act of The Year' award at The Jazz FM Awards, and she has had airplay support from figures like Jamz Supernova and Gilles Peterson on BBC Radio 3 and Worldwide FM. When she was featured on 'Round Midnight' on BBC Radio 3, the commentary highlighted her stage presence, describing her as having a sound that is full of charisma and soul. It gives you a decent idea of what to expect if you decide to head down to Alphabet for the show. It is a straightforward opportunity to see an artist who is currently gaining traction in the UK jazz and soul scene.















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