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Mogwai giving a colossal performance as always at Brighton Dome last night, with support from Forest Swords. Gallery by Mike Burnell on the website now. Explosive performances from Hot Wax & Jeanie and the White Boys at Chalk in Brighton last night - gallery by Mike Burnell on the website now, link in bio. Another successful year at a sold out Icebreaker Festival with a great selection of artists and venues taking part. Photos by Hannah Mesquitta and Dave Sloan on the website now - link in bio. ‘Defiant, demanding and vitally important to to the integrity of today’s music scene, we need artists right now who are prepared to stand up and shout about the craziness of the current political landscape; thankfully it appears that Meryl Streek still has plenty to say’ - review and photos of last night’s show at The Hope & Ruin in Brighton on the website now, link in bio. Huge performance from Jason Derulo at Brighton Centre last night - some fantastic shots by Mike Burnell in our gallery live on the website now, link in bio Off to a flying start, Hidden Herd’s first new music showcase of 2026 brought Tummyache, Human Interest, Not Richard & Her Majesty and Ism to The Hope & Ruin in Brighton last week - gallery on the website now, link in bio (delay in posting due to some tech issues, hopefully now resolved) The BRIT Awards 2026 with Mastercard have announced that Jacob Alon is the winner of the prestigious BRITs Critics’ Choice award supported by BBC Radio 1. The Good Times and HSP Presents have announced So Long Good Friday, a new multi-venue all-dayer in Liverpool showcasing the best new music at an affordable price. No let up in pace for the second instalment of this year’s Rockaway Beach as Saturday saw another impressive line-up, headlined by post-punk giants PIL. Highlights from day 2 also featuring Dry Cleaning, Gans, Walt Disco, TV Smith, Adult DVD, Home Counties, Low Harness & We Hate You Please Die captured by Mike Burnell on the website now - link in bio.
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