Straight off the back of their new album Relaxer, Alt J kicked off their Seaside Tour at the Brighton Centre. Following support act Blaenavon, who displayed an impressive alt-rock sound with a twist, Alt J took to the stage. The three-piece, who formed in Leeds, began their set with a new song, 3WW, which was accompanied by an a dazzling light show.
A real life horror story is unveiling on our TV screens. Millions of people have fled their homes. They've suffered unspeakable horrors.
LIVE at the Theatre Royal was headlined by Adam Buxton, from the Adam and Joe fame and most recently his quick witted internet based stand up routines.
Performance company Box Clever produce a compact, fun packed and inventive adaptation of the Dickens classic, A Christmas Carol.
Sometimes a remark can deflate a room.
Eridge Park provided a beautiful rural area and the perfect setting for the next three days of music, comedy, cabaret and a whole lot more for the first ever Forgotten Fields Festival.
It was not the first time ska punks Less Than Jake had graced Brighton's Concorde 2 - and lead singer Chris Demakes implied it was like a home away from home.
The night starts normally enough, sitting in the Thistle Hotel bar with a drink and some complimentary peanuts.
A modest looking carousel sits in the middle of the level, with a crowd of easily over 100 eagerly awaiting for it to come to life, and come to life it did.
In a grassy area filled with mostly children and parents at St Ann’s Well Gardens, The Festival Shakespeare Company perform Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
