Paul Carrack

Paul Carrack is scheduled to perform at the Brighton Centre on Sunday, 26 April 2026, as part of a significant UK tour celebrating his fifty years in the music industry. Often noted for the vocal quality that led the BBC to label him ‘The Man with the Golden Voice’, Carrack’s visit to the coast is a seated event designed for a full band setup. This tour follows the general release of tickets back in June 2025, and it serves as a retrospective of a career that has moved through various eras of British soul and pop.

The repertoire for the night is quite broad, drawing from his time as a member of Ace, Squeeze, and Mike & The Mechanics, as well as his extensive solo catalogue. Listeners can expect to hear definitive tracks like ‘How Long’, ‘Tempted’, and ‘The Living Years’ integrated into a setlist that also features songs from his twentieth studio album, The CountrySide of Paul Carrack. That particular record was put together in Nashville, adding a different flavour to his usual soulful sound. The performance itself is expected to run for approximately two hours, providing a fairly thorough overview of his musical journey since the mid-seventies.

In terms of the logistics for the evening, the doors at the Kings Road venue are set to open at 18:30, with the show beginning between then and 19:30. Tickets are priced between £42 and £49.46, available through the usual outlets like Ticketmaster, Eventim, or the venue’s own box office. For those travelling into the city, the Brighton Centre is a straightforward ten-minute walk from the main train station and easily reached via the M23/A23. The venue is fully accessible for wheelchair users, and they maintain a dedicated assistance line at 01273 292 695 for any specific requirements. It is worth noting for families that while the concert is open to various age groups, children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.