Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming industries across the globe, everything from education and research to the live entertainment sector—concerts, in particular, are no exception. From personalised ticketing experiences to AI-generated music, this technology is revolutionising how concerts are planned, managed, and experienced. The integration of AI with live performances enhances audience engagement, optimises logistics, and opens creative opportunities that were once unimaginable. Elevating the Audience Experience AI’s capacity to process vast amounts of data enables concert organis ..read more

We sit down with rising local talent Tash Breeze, a dynamic vocalist and composer, as she opens up about her journey of crafting her unique sound and evolving style. With the highly anticipated release of her debut track Healing, Tash reflects on the influences and experiences that have shaped her music over the years. Your vocalist style of Jazz / R&B is a hit amongst locals in Brighton, tell us how you decided to go down this route of singing […] The post Local Music Spotlight: Tash Breeze appeared first on BN1 Magazine ..read more

South African superstar comes to ACCA There’s no time for enjoying the start of the Johannesburg summer. Moonchild Sanelly has only a few more days at home, before flying over to Australia for some shows. “I’ve still got the UK,” she tells me. “And then we’re finishing other tours in Europe, then more in the UK. Then we’ve got more in Europe into December, then I’ll be able to say: ‘I’ll be here for the summer. So busy…” Before our […] The post MOONCHILD SANELLY appeared first on BN1 Magazine ..read more

From interning at Sony Music in New York to hosting radio segments for the legendary Glastonbury Festival, Eva has been making waves in the music world. Now, she’s taking things a step further with the launch of her own radio show, StationBabe. It’s been a whirlwind journey, and she’s just getting started!  Last time we spoke, the singer shared her experiences about university life, performing at Glastonbury, and how she crafted her music and videos with the help of her […] The post Brighton’s Rising Star: Catching Up with 2023 Youth Music Award Winner EVA appeared first on BN1 Magazine ..read more

After a long hiatus, the much-loved electronic dance event Blow 2.0 is making its highly anticipated return to Brighton on November 2nd. We caught up with the event’s promoter, Faisal Eboe, to find out why now is the perfect time for its comeback. You’ve been running events across the South for years. Tell us how you started and why you took a hiatus? I began my journey in promotions and nightclub management in the West Midlands while studying at Birmingham […] The post _Blow 2.0 Nightclub Returns to Brighton appeared first on BN1 Magazine ..read more

Mutations is delighted to announce its sixth edition of the multi-venue Brighton festival, taking place from 5th to 9th November 2024. As always, the festival will feature performances from a diverse range of the most exciting, established and upcoming artists from around the world, all congregating in Brighton to perform at 9 of the cities most treasured Grassroots Music Venues across 5 incredible days of live music – a much loved fixture of the city’s Autumn music calendar. At only […] The post Mutations Music Festival Returns This November appeared first on BN1 Magazine ..read more

Pop icon Pixie Lott returns with new album after a decade away “I can’t believe it’s been 10 years since my last album, but I’m so excited to be back doing what I love the most,” beams Pixie Lott. “I’m taking risks this time. Previously, I’ve sung other people’s songs and gone in the direction others have envisioned for me but nobody really ever pushed me to try the things I wanted. Maybe, I even thought I wasn’t worthy of […] The post BN1 Magazine chats to Pixie Lott appeared first on BN1 Magazine ..read more

With a growing reputation for ‘snaffling electronic music big hitters’ (Brighton Source) and carefully curating a thought-provoking programme of innovative artists, ACCA’s season announcements always comprise some unexpected treats. Here’s what the creative arts centre, on the University of Sussex campus has in store this autumn… On 2 November, French electronic and ambient musician and composer Cécile Schott aka Colleen kicks off the season with an evening of electronic explorations and instrumental soundscapes – co-presented by ACCA and Spirit of […] The post ACCA’s Eclectic Autumn of Music ..read more

The Epiphone Dot is now one of the most popular guitars in jazz and blues styles, and it’s easy to understand why. Based on the Gibson ES-335, the Epiphone Dot delivers the rich and warm sound that musicians desire at a more affordable price.  This guitar has created a niche for itself as a good companion for musicians who want to play soulful melodies, achieve tight articulation and enjoy powerful sustain. This makes the Epiphone Dot a trustworthy collaborator for […] The post Epiphone Dot: Why It’s a Favorite Among Jazz and Blues Musicians appeared first on BN1 Magazine ..read more

A short guide to classical and orchestral music The critically acclaimed and much-loved Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra are sailing into their centenary year. To celebrate, they’ve unveiled a blockbuster season of concerts and recitals which encompasses everything from established classics to the work of renowned experimentalists.  Commencing on Thurs 22 Sept, this landmark schedule brings together a host of world class soloists and works as diverse as Stravinsky’s explosive, ground-breaking The Rite of Spring and Duke Ellington’s Blue Note cool. To […] The post Brighton Philharmonic Orch ..read more