George Jackson live in Concert Hall

Experience George Jackson live on June 26th

George Jackson is a British jazz drummer and composer known for his work spanning contemporary jazz, improvisational music, and explorations of rhythm and texture. His compositions often feature complex polyrhythms and draw influence from both acoustic and electronic soundscapes, frequently incorporating elements of ambient and experimental music. He has released several albums to critical acclaim, collaborating with prominent figures in the UK jazz scene and beyond.

The Brighton Dome, a significant cultural landmark in the city of Brighton & Hove, will host the performance. Originally built as a stable for the Prince Regent (later George IV) in 1805 by John Nash, it was converted into a concert hall and public assembly room between 1812-1815. The Concert Hall itself is the largest of the Dome’s venues, renowned for its exceptional acoustics and ornate interior reflecting its Regency-era origins. Throughout its history, the Brighton Dome has hosted a diverse range of performances including classical concerts, opera, ballet, theatre, and popular music events. It is currently a multi-arts venue managed by the Royal Pavilion & Museums Trust, playing a central role in the city’s artistic programming. The building is Grade I listed, recognizing its architectural and historical importance.