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Brighton’s grassroots ‘Homegrown Festival’ is back!

by Nick Linazasoro
Sunday 15 Feb, 2026 at 3:33PM
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Brighton’s grassroots ‘Homegrown Festival’ is back!

After the resounding success of Brighton’s ‘Homegrown Festival’ back on 12th April last year that we ourselves attended in force (Review HERE), it was inevitable that the joint organisers would once again come together for something rather special for this April.

Not surprisingly this indeed has now been confirmed via the announcement of the First Wave of Artists and the Venues taking part for this year’s ‘Homegrown’ which will be taking place on Saturday 11th April 2026. The local grassroots music venues participating are all located within 1 mile of each other and thus are easy to walk between. The venues are The Hope & Ruin, Green Door Store, Revenge, The Prince Albert, The Rossi Bar, The Folklore Rooms, The Pipeline, Alphabet, and Daltons.  

Homegrown Festival’s 9 venues (pics Nick Linazasoro, except bottom right Delso Da Silva)

The First Wave of artists for ‘Homegrown’ are as follows – click on each name to find out more:
AHSOKA
ALL BETTER
CHASM
DANIEL WAKEFORD
DUTCH CRIMINAL RECORD
GEORGE BLOOMFIELD
HOLLOW HAND
LILY KNOTT
MY PRECIOUS BUNNY
NIERRA CREEK
QUAKING ASPENS
SOLIS
SONGE
THE SUBWAYS
SWALLOWTAIL
WINNIPEG, MN

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The overall line-up will no doubt be showcasing the wealth of talent and eclectic mix of genres our city has to offer. Ranging from established touring artists to brand new artists making an impact in the music community, the festival is set to have something for everyone!

First Wave tickets are on sale now, and with each wave the price increases, so it makes sense for everyone to purchase their ticket asap! The price is really affordable and currently stands at £25, and based on the line-up announced above it’s an absolute steal! We understand that there are more quality acts already booked and that they will be added in due course. So keep your eyes peeled!

First Wave tickets are on sale now at £25 from HERE.  

www.homegrownbrighton.co.uk

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