TOM JONES | 5 JULY
N-DUBZ | 7 JULY
PAOLO NUTINI | 8 JULY
NILE RODGERS & CHIC | 9 JULY
COMING TO BRIGHTON FOR A NEW FESTIVAL SERIES THROUGH JULY 2023
With the sun out in full force and summer just around the corner, the brand-new Brighton Valley Festival Series today drops it’s 2023 line-up in full. International icons, musical superstars, unmissable acts, all make up the incredible line-up, with mega special guests in tow, for the festival series coming to Stanmer Park across four dates this July. Get your tickets now, with limited tickets from £35 at www.brighton-valley-series.co.uk.
International icon, the one and only Sir Tom Jones joins this summer’s brand new series on 5 July. Continuing to sustain his popularity around the world, Tom Jones captivates audiences with his timeless discography of hit songs and enduring talent and charisma. With a remarkable career spanning over six decades, Jones is widely considered to be one of the greatest singers and recording artists of all time, selling over 100 million records and continuing as an esteemed and influential figure in the music industry. This July, he’s set to deliver a truly unforgettable show in the height of Brighton summertime.
Last year, N-Dubz fans were treated to news of the band’s hotly anticipated comeback. Dappy, Fazer and Tulisa went on to drop a brand-new track, Charmer, along with a string of live arena tour dates which sold out rapidly thanks to huge demand. This summer, they’ll be at the Brighton Valley Festival Series on 7 July for the hottest ticket in town. The London trio rose to stardom in the noughties with hits including ‘Number 1’, ‘Ouch‘ and ‘Papa Can You Hear Me’. Following their split, and having pursued solo avenues, they’re back together much to the delight of fans. They’ll be joined with support from ‘Nice To Meet Ya‘ hitmaker Wes Nelson.
On 8 July, one of British music’s biggest success stories, Paolo Nutini will be headlining the Brighton Valley Festival Series. Last year, Paolo released ‘Last Night In The Bittersweet’, his fourth album and third consecutive No.1 studio album featuring tracks ‘Lose It’, ‘Through The Echoes’, ‘Radio’, ‘Shine A Light’ and ‘Petrified In Love’. Following a series of major headline shows in 2022 including 2 x sold out shows at the historic Alexandra Palace and a record breaking run of 5 x sold out shows at The Hydro in Glasgow plus other sold out shows around the UK and Europe, Paolo now heads to Stanmer Park, with support from special guests The Big Moon, Peace, English Teacher, and Gemma Rogers.
Get ready to celebrate good times on 9 July as musical legend Nile Rodgers & CHIC put on an all-day party and celebration of disco with an unmissable line-up including Roisin Murphy, Horse Meat Disco, Colleen ‘Cosmo’ Murphy’ and more. Multiple GRAMMY-winning composer, producer, arranger and guitarist – Nile Rodgers is a musical legend, constantly traversing new musical terrain and successfully expanding the boundaries of popular music. As the co-founder of CHIC and the Chairman of the Songwriters Hall of Fame, Rodgers pioneered a musical language that generated chart-topping hits like ‘Le Freak’, (the biggest selling single in the history of Atlantic Records) and sparked the advent of hip-hop with ‘Good Times’. This summer, Nile will be in Brighton for what’s sure to be the party of the summer.
Brighton Valley Festival Series is a new series of summer concerts based in Stanmer Park, Brighton near the Amex Stadium. The stunning venue surrounded by beautiful hills and woodland will play host to some of the biggest names in pop, rock, dance and everything in between. Tickets are on sale via www.brighton-valley-series.co.uk
I have a ticket, tier 2 for Tom Jones.
What time can I gain entry? 4pm or is it 6pm?
Is there a supporting act with Tom Jones?
Should I bring my own chair?
Can I bring in a picnic & something to drink or have I got to buy it there?
Pls email me as soon as possible so I can organise myself & my friends. Thank you. Catherine
have you had an answer to your questions as these are exactly what i want to know! I can’t find any info anywhere!!
Hi Chris, This is not our event. Please kindly contact the promoters via the social media. Thank you.
After seeing palo nutini last night at Stanmore park I’m absolutely fuming of the terrible organisation of the festival . On arriving at this venue we were told we could not bring our chairs in by a very rude little person and also a lunch that I had prepared at home due to allergies and being celiac taken off me so I was unable to eat all day. On leaving the venue it was clear the stewards had no idea which way people could leave, no lights so everyone was tripping over concrete blocks which held the metal fences up that people were just moving them out the way then it was a free for all! A very dangerous venue which I and many others will never use again. It’s an accident waiting to happen, really spoilt the whole experience.