Emma Yeomans

During more than 15 years playing and touring together, The Cat Empire have built up a reputation for their bold mix of genres.

Russian composer Nikolai Medtner has been long compared to Rachmaninoff, finding himself, unfortunately, somewhat in the shadow of his contemporary.

The large crowd for Boomerang day two was significantly, and perhaps unsurprisingly, younger and livelier than those who turned out for Simple Minds.

One of the great pleasures of festivals is lying in the patchy British summer sun and lazily enjoying live music.

Poet Luke Wright, fresh from winning two awards at the Edinburgh Fringe, brought his show What I Learnt From Johnny Bevan to Brighton poetry slam Hammer and Tongue.

Emma Yeomans speaks to actress Romina Hytten about flying a glider for her latest role and how she caught the acting bug

Murderous children, strange addictions, creepy landlords and even creepier tenants all take centre stage as sketch group The Jest come to The Warren.

THEIR school zoo might include iguanas, mongooses and potoroos – but students at Bede’s aren’t monkeying around.

IT MAY be an iconic landmark of Regency-era history, but 30% of Britons think Brighton Pavilion is actually the Taj Mahal.

MOST vintage-lovers might think Brighton is where it’s at, but Emma Yeomans discovers that Lewes could be catching up fast