What time does the event start?

Doors typically open at 7:00 PM. The show usually starts at 8:00 PM. We recommend arriving 30-60 minutes early.

Is there an age restriction?

Most events are 18+ or all ages with adult supervision. Please check the specific event details when purchasing tickets.

What's the refund policy?

Tickets are generally non-refundable unless the event is cancelled or rescheduled by the artist or venue.

Are there food and drink options?

The venue has bars serving alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, plus food concessions for snacks.

Conan - Concert Review & Ticket Information

Prepare yourselves, disciples of the riff! A seismic event is set to shake the very foundations of Brighton as the mighty Conan descends upon the iconic Concorde 2 on 24th November 2025. Hailing from Liverpool, these titans of “caveman battle doom” are renowned for their earth-shattering sound, a monolithic wall of fuzz and thunder that promises an unforgettable live experience. If you crave riffs so heavy they feel like a physical blow, and a sonic atmosphere that is both crushing and cathartic, then mark your calendars. This is more than just a gig; it’s an immersion into the deepest, darkest realms of heavy metal, right here on Brighton’s vibrant seafront. Get ready to have your eardrums – and your very soul – pulverised by one of the most essential bands in modern doom.

About Conan

Formed in Liverpool in 2006 by guitarist and vocalist Jon Davis, Conan quickly carved out a unique and formidable niche in the heavy music landscape. They coined the term “caveman battle doom” to describe their sound, a fitting descriptor for music that evokes images of ancient, brutal warfare with its immense weight and primal ferocity. Their style is characterised by incredibly downtuned, sludgy guitar riffs, a glacial pace that builds immense tension, and powerful, often echoed vocals that sound like incantations from a forgotten age.

Conan’s discography is a testament to their unwavering commitment to crushing heaviness. Early EPs like Battle in the Swamp and Horseback Battle Hammer laid the groundwork, but it was their debut full-length, Monnos (2012), that truly announced their arrival, earning critical acclaim for its relentless intensity. Subsequent albums such as Blood Eagle (2014), Revengeance (2016), and Existential Void Guardian (2018) solidified their reputation, showcasing a band unafraid to push the boundaries of extreme doom while maintaining their core identity. Their latest offering, Evidence of Immortality (2022), continues their legacy of sonic devastation.

The current lineup features the driving force of Jon Davis on guitar and vocals, the formidable Chris Fielding on bass, and the relentless Johnny King on drums, forming a tight-knit unit capable of delivering their colossal sound with precision and power. Conan’s music isn’t merely played; it’s unleashed, a raw and visceral force that demands total surrender from the listener. They have toured extensively across the globe, building a dedicated fanbase who crave the sheer, unadulterated heaviness that only Conan can provide.

Brighton Concorde 2: The Perfect Setting

Nestled directly on Brighton’s iconic Madeira Drive, the Concorde 2 is a venue steeped in history and renowned for its exceptional live music experience. With the English Channel just metres away, its unique seafront location adds a distinctly Brighton flavour to any event held within its walls. The venue itself occupies a beautifully restored Victorian tea room, blending historical charm with modern, state-of-the-art facilities, creating an atmosphere unlike any other.

Concorde 2 boasts an intimate yet spacious main room, capable of accommodating around 600 eager concert-goers. This capacity is perfect for a band like Conan, allowing for a truly immersive and intense experience where the sheer volume and weight of their sound can envelop every person in the room. The venue is celebrated for its top-tier sound system, crucial for delivering the intricate layers of fuzz and thunder that define Conan’s music with crystal-clear, bone-rattling fidelity.

Beyond the sound, the atmosphere at Concorde 2 is always electric. Its layout ensures excellent sightlines from almost anywhere in the room, making it an ideal spot to witness the raw power of a live metal performance. The venue is also commendably accessible, offering flat access throughout the main performance area and dedicated accessible facilities, ensuring everyone can enjoy the show. Its position near the vibrant Kemptown area means pre-gig drinks or post-show reflections are never far away, perfectly integrating with Brighton’s eclectic nightlife.

What to Expect at the Show

When Conan takes to the stage at Brighton Concorde 2 on 24th November 2025, prepare for an auditory assault of the highest order. The band’s live performances are legendary for their intensity, transforming their studio recordings into a truly physical experience. Expect a setlist that traverses their impressive discography, likely featuring crushing tracks from their latest album, Evidence of Immortality, alongside fan favourites from Existential Void Guardian, Blood Eagle, and the seminal Monnos. Expect the monolithic riffs of “Foehammer,” the hypnotic crawl of “Satsumo,” and the sheer power of “Throne of Fire.”

The stage production for Conan is typically minimalist, allowing the sheer force of their sound to be the primary focus. However, expect atmospheric lighting that perfectly complements the dark, brooding nature of their music, enhancing the sense of dread and epic scale. The sound

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