Gabrielle Aplin at Brighton Concorde 2

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Gabrielle Aplin is a British singer-songwriter from Sutton Benger, Wiltshire. She is best known for her cover of Frankie Goes to Hollywood's The Power of Love.

Gabrielle Aplin will be performing 1 event in Brighton on Monday 21st March 2022 at the Concorde 2.

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Mon Mar 21 2022 Brighton, UK
	Official	Gabrielle Aplin Brighton, Concorde 2	from £22.50 inc fees	View Tickets
	Official	Gabrielle Aplin Brighton, Brighton Concorde 2	price tbc	View Tickets
	Official	Gabrielle Aplin Rescheduled date. Dear Happy Tour. With special guest Nick Wilson. Brighton, Concorde 2	from £22.50 inc fees	No Official Ticket Sellers Listed Please Try Venue

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Address: Brighton Concorde 2, Madeira Shelter Hall, Brighton, BN2 1EN
Telephone: 01273673311
Venue Capacity: 600

Concorde 2 is a live music venue and nightclub based at the Madeira Shelter Hall in Brighton. Opening over two decades ago, it has remained at the forefront of the city's music and nightlife scene ever since, and is even regarded as one of the best venues in the UK. It's hosted some massive names over the years - including the likes of Bloc Party, The White Stripes, The Kooks, The Kaiser Chiefs, and Scissor Sisters.