
The Lemonheads perform live at Chalk in Brighton as part of their 2026 tour.
If you have been following the local music scene for a while, you might have noticed that The Lemonheads are returning to Brighton. They are scheduled to play at Chalk on September 22, 2026. It is a date that has been added to their 2026 tour, marking a return to the stage for the band after Evan Dando took some time away to focus on his health and wellbeing.
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For those who have followed the band since they formed in Boston back in 1986, this show offers a chance to see the group that evolved from their early punk and hardcore roots into the more melodic, power-pop sound they became known for in the 90s. With tracks like their version of 'Mrs Robinson' and the material from albums such as It’s A Shame About Ray, they established a distinct sound that still resonates with many listeners today. It is worth noting that this is a specific, standalone date for the 2026 tour, distinct from any of their previous appearances in the city.
The concert at Chalk is set to begin at 18:00, with doors opening at that same time. The event has an age restriction of 14+, making it accessible to a fairly broad range of fans. Tickets are priced at £38.50. Given the venue's layout and the nature of these types of shows, it is the kind of evening where you can expect the music to wrap up between 21:30 and 23:00, depending on the setlist and flow of the night. It is a straightforward opportunity to catch a band that has been a significant part of the alternative rock landscape for several decades, playing in a venue that is well-integrated into Brighton's live music circuit.















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