The master interpreter of the cover version returned to Brighton Dome with a show comprised entirely of reworked classics. The post Marc Almond Review 2024 appeared first on Brighton Source ..read more

A wonderful feel-good musical with a story full of joy and heart, not just for Dolly Parton fans. The post Here You Come Again Review appeared first on Brighton Source ..read more

Form have announced the line up for the 2024 edition of the multi venue Mutations Festival. This year there is a new format with three smaller artist curated parties before the main days on Friday and Saturday. This year the main headliners are the mighty Beefheart infused filthy disco of Warmduscher on the Friday with […] The post Mutations Festival 2024 Line Up Announced appeared first on Brighton Source ..read more

Brighton Early Music Festival is back with another varied, tradition-breaking programme with pre-festival events from 7th September. The post Brighton Early Music Festival 2024 Preview appeared first on Brighton Source ..read more

Homestead is a play about repression, sexuality and betrayal among a Hispanic family set in Texas in the Southern Bible belt of America in 1956. The post Homestead Review appeared first on Brighton Source ..read more

Bicep came to Brighton seafront with an electrifying light show to deliver futuristic euphoria rooted in underground techno. The post Bicep at On The Beach festival appeared first on Brighton Source ..read more

Set against the stunning backdrop of Brighton and Hove Golf Club, A Midsummer's Nights Dream draws us into a fairy tale wood outside Athens. The post A Midsummer Night’s Dream Review appeared first on Brighton Source ..read more

Australian surfer rockers Ocean Alley bring their long-awaited experimental fourth album, Low Altitude Living, to Brighton. The post Ocean Alley Preview appeared first on Brighton Source ..read more

The indie legends return to Lewes for a show in support of their new album of Marc Riley sessions. The post The Monochrome Set, Sat 19th October 2024 appeared first on Brighton Source ..read more

When wide-eyed pop fans first ponder playing music themselves, the instrument they try for size in the mirror is usually the tennis racket. Gurning solos wrought from the criss-crossed nylon strings, with intricate imaginary fretwork along the handle bit. 

The dedicated will inevitably graduate to the real thing. Even as styles and tastes mutate, the Guitar Hero remains the most aspirational and admired position in the band; whether you’re Keith Richards or Andrew Ridgeley up on that stage, how you use your guitar is what makes you a star. 
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