
A major performing arts centre in Brighton, England, which includes the Concert Hall, the Corn Exchange, and the Studio Theatre. It is a Grade I listed building and part of the Royal Pavilion Estate.

Former White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci discusses US polarisation and his new book 'All the Wrong Moves' followed by a Q&A.

The Jayhawks, a pioneering American alternative country and roots-rock band, perform live at the Brighton Dome.

English comedian and Monty Python co-creator Eric Idle performs live at the Brighton Dome.

A new theatre performance by Daniel Kitson featuring music, funny voices, and jokes, part of his 2026 national tour.

British singer-songwriter Freya Ridings performs at the Brighton Dome as part of her Mother of Pearl Tour, presenting her third studio album.

The London African Gospel Choir presents a critically acclaimed re-imagining of Paul Simon's iconic album Graceland.

Italian-Irish comedian Vittorio Angelone brings his stand-up show 'You Can't Say Nothing Any More' to Brighton, exploring themes of upbringing, cancel culture, and the role of comedians in modern society.

A nine-man shanty folk group drawing on 200 years of traditional vocal repertoire, performing their signature sea shanties.

Guided backstage tour of the historic Brighton Dome venue, offering a unique insight into its history and facilities.

Multi-award-winning comedian Urzila Carlson brings her latest show, Fatty on a Yacht, to the Brighton Dome, exploring themes of social and physical belonging.

A Heritage Open Day exploring the history of the Brighton Dome, featuring a talk by Dr Michael Shapland on historic buildings, exhibitions and sneak peeks of the venue's restoration.

Chamber music concert by the Gildas Quartet, performing works by Bridge, Alwyn, Britten and Matthews C, as part of the Brighton Dome Coffee Concert Series.

A screening of 'The Sound of Silent Cinema' as part of the Heritage Open Day 2026 at the Concert Hall in Brighton.

Michael Ball, Britain's leading musical theatre star and multi-platinum artist, performs his 'Glow UK Tour' concert coinciding with the release of his 23rd album.

A hilarious guide to surviving the impending apocalypse from satirical comedian Jonathan Pie, covering politics, climate collapse, and global chaos.

Heavenly Recordings label night after party taking place at the Studio Theatre in Brighton.

A unique after-party hosted by the Heavenly Recordings label featuring DJ sets from Pete Wiggs and Heavenly Jukebox, following Saint Etienne's farewell concert.

British indie pop band Saint Etienne perform their final UK tour concert in Brighton, celebrating 35 years and their final album 'International'. An After Party is also scheduled.

Concert featuring Passenger and special guests at the Brighton Dome.

Author and podcaster Marina Hyde presents a live show featuring humor, political analysis, and pop culture commentary, marking the launch of her new book.

The Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra, led by Music Director Joanna MacGregor, performs a classical programme featuring Rachmaninoff's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini.

Author Tim Marshall discusses his work on geopolitics and how geography helps us understand the world, coinciding with the 10th anniversary edition of his book 'Prisoners of Geography'.

A British-Somali romantic comedy about two Somali teens finding connection and healing in a clinic waiting room.

A music performance featuring the West African collective Les Amazones d’Afrique and Malawian musician Gasper Nali as part of the African Soul Rebels tour.

Sunday Times bestselling author Caitlin Moran presents her new book 'How To Be Hopeful' in a live event featuring guest hosts and an audience Q&A session.

Neo-prog rock legends Marillion perform at the Brighton Dome as part of their 2026 UK tour, with support from Haunt The Woods. Doors open at 18:15.

A conversation between Jane Horrocks, David Shrigley and Norman Cook over table tennis, with open tables and a live DJ set afterwards.

A musical theatre experience featuring CBeebies' stars Igglepiggle, Upsy Daisy, Makka Pakka and friends, brought to life with full-size costumes, magical puppets, and enchanting music. The show is 'Igglepiggle’s Busy Day!' and lasts under an hour.

Stand-up comedian Mark Simmons performs his 'Jest to Impress' tour, featuring intricate puns and wordplay in formal black tie.

Scottish comedian Kevin Bridges brings his stand-up comedy show 'Here If You Need Me' to the Brighton Dome.

A lecture featuring author Cory Doctorow in conversation with journalist Carole Cadwalladr, discussing his book on life after AI, technology, and the concept of 'Enshittification'.

Stand-up comedy show by Reuben Solo, a fully updated rendition of his 2025 sold-out show, presented by Mick Perrin.

Jon Anderson, the legendary voice of YES, performs live with The Band Geeks at the Brighton Dome, featuring classic hits from the progressive rock era as part of the 'YES Epics, Classics & More' tour.

A pop culture event celebrating comics, film, TV, gaming, anime, and cosplay with interactive experiences and family activities.

Contemporary hip-hop gig by US rapper MIKE at the Brighton Dome, with a night for ages 14 and over.

Acclaimed rapper and producer Earl Sweatshirt performs live at the Brighton Dome as part of his 'Home on the Range Tour 2026', featuring special guests MIKE and Harrison.