Damage at Brighton Centre

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Damage are a boyband hailing from London. Formed in 1995, the band currently consists of Rahsaan J Bromfield, Andrez Harriott, Jade Jones and Noel Simpson, though a former member - Coreé Richards - is well known to fans too.

Damage will be performing 1 event in Brighton on Sunday 21st February 2021 at the Centre.

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Damage in Brighton - Ticket Options

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Sun Feb 21 2021 Brighton, UK
	Official	The Boys Are Back with 5ive A1 Damage and 911 Brighton, Centre	from £24.75 inc fees	View Tickets
	Resale	The Boys are Back 5ive A1 Damage and 911 Brighton, Centre Tickets available: 2	from £47.12 inc fees	View Tickets
	Official	The Boys Are Back Rescheduled the Boys Are Back Tour with 5ive, Damage, A1 and 911 Brighton, Centre	from £24.75 inc fees	No Official Ticket Sellers Listed Please Try Venue
	Official	Damage Rescheduled the Boys Are Back Tour with 5ive, 911 and A1 Brighton, Centre	from £24.75 inc fees	No Official Ticket Sellers Listed Please Try Venue

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Address: Brighton Centre, Kings Road, Brighton, BN1 2GR
Telephone: 01273290131
Venue Capacity: 4500

The Brighton Centre is one of the city's main live music and entertainment venues has to offer. Opened by former prime minister James Callaghan in 1977, it boasts a capacity of 4,500 (or 5,000 for conferences!), the Centre has played host to events ranging from political parties to premiership darts, as well as a load of massive bands and singers too. Though it may not have been out of choice, it was even the location of Bing Cosby's final performance!