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Live – Alessi Rose at Brighton Dome

November 28, 2025November 28, 2025Posted in Gig Gallery, Live Music

Alessi Rose at Brighton Dome, 27th November 2025

Following the release of her EP Voyeur in July, singer-songwriter Alessi Rose is out on tour across the UK and Europe, last night wowing the crowd at Brighton Dome. Gallery from Mike Burnell below.

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Photos © Mike Burnell iso400.com | Instagram: iso400mike | X: iso400photo

Published 28th November 2025

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