Posted October 27th 2026
November Shows
In November, we’re looking forward to an orchestra, nu-folk, traditional folk, a live score, post-punk, art-pop, elements of jazz, and very much more.
Melting Vinyl Shows in Brighton November and beyond:
Friday 6th November
Penguin Cafe: Performs Music From The Penguin Cafe Orchestra at Folkestone Quarterhouse.
Paying homage to the original Penguin Cafe Orchestra music… with a beguiling blend of melodic instrumental pop absorbing
influences of folk, minimalism, and world music.
Wednesday 11th November
Steve Knightley & The Winter Yards Band, The Long Road Tour 2026 + Megan Henwood at Komedia, Brighton
Blending poetic songwriting with a cinematic acoustic sound, Steve Knightley & The Winter Yards Band perform “some
of the best songs written in the last 20 years “- Mark Radcliffe, 6Music.
Megan Henwood showcases refreshing variations of nu-folk with a fabulous voice and fire in her belly.
Friday 13th November
Melting Vinyl & CINECITY presents:
The Phantom Of The Opera (1925) with live score written and performed by Andrew Wasylyk & Tommy Perman at Fabrica, Brighton.
A haunting and dramatic live score – befitting this silent-era classic.
Friday 27th November
Jetstream Pony + Firestations at A L P H A B E T, Brighton.
Wonderfully raw post-punk and power pop featuring members of The Luxembourg Signal,
The Wedding Present and The Dentists.
Firestations is an art-pop band from London with new album ‘International Dust’ out on Lost Map Records.
Monday 30th November
Spafford Campbell + special guests at The Greys, Brighton.
Post-folk with elements of jazz, post-rock and chamber classical music.
Spafford Campbell are twenty-something mould-breakers: fiddle player Owen Spafford and guitarist Louis Campbell.
