
Canadian musician and singer-songwriter Son Of Dave performs a blues, beat-box and harmonica driven solo show in Brighton.
If you are looking for something a bit different to do in Brighton this May, Benjamin Darvill, better known as Son Of Dave, is bringing his solo show to the Caravanserai on May 24, 2026. For those who might not know his background, he was originally part of the Crash Test Dummies before he shifted focus to his solo career back in 2000. Since then, he has carved out a distinct niche for himself, blending blues, beat-box, and harmonica into a style that feels quite stripped-back and raw.
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His performances are essentially one-man band affairs. He relies on that combination of harmonica and beat-boxing to build his sound, which is why he often gets described as a bit of a maverick bluesman. It is a specific kind of setup—you are not getting a full band backing him up, but rather a singular focus on his own instrumentation and vocal layering. It is the kind of show that tends to appeal to people who enjoy folk-rock or anyone interested in seeing how a single musician can fill a space with just a few tools.
The event is scheduled to run from 18:00 to 22:00 at the Caravanserai. If you are planning to head down, tickets are currently priced at £13.50 for standard entry. It is a straightforward setup: a musician, his instruments, and a venue in the city. Whether you are a long-time fan of his work or just curious about the blues and beat-box fusion he puts together, the evening offers a chance to see that dynamic in person.













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