The story of soldiers convalescing during the First or Second World War is one well explored on stage and screen, with the horrors endured and the also enduring post-traumatic stress often offering rich emotional depth.
Returning to Brighton is always a bit of a no-brainer for eighties synth-pop survivors Erasure.
Fusing the politicised fury of a divided America with classic songwriting, Algiers, the distinctive Atlanta rock-soul crossover act, performed a rousing set in what will be a tiny venue compared to the shows they are destined to play very soon.
IMMEDIATELY selling out the city’s biggest venue on the back of a second consecutive UK number one album, it’s hard to believe Brighton pop-stoner-rock duo Royal Blood were one of The Great Escape new music festival’s breakout acts just three years ago. The Royal Blood tour of 2017 was a fully formed arena beast of a band.
Spitting Image writer Henry Naylor, best known for comedy work, has recently carved a niche for hard-hitting, acclaimed tragedy.
