Sunday 25 October 2026 in Brighton and Hove starts with the clocks going back and ends with a packed evening of comedy and live music. In between, Albion play Liverpool at Anfield at 2pm, live on Sky Sports, according to Liverpool FC. Here is everything we can confirm is on, from the venues’ own listings.
Sunday at a glance
The clocks go back
The clocks go back one hour at 2am, so Sunday has an extra hour in bed and an earlier sunset. Sunset in Brighton is 4:48pm, which means the evening shows start in the dark. We explain the full change, with sunset times for the weeks ahead, in Clocks go back on Sunday 25 October: Brighton sunset drops to 4:48pm. For Saturday’s rain warning, see Brighton Yellow Rain Warning Today, 11am to 11pm.
Albion at Anfield
Liverpool v Albion, 2pm. The Premier League game at Anfield was moved from Saturday 24 October to Sunday 25 October, with the kick-off at 2pm and live coverage on Sky Sports, according to Liverpool FC. The club page links the move to Albion’s European fixtures this season. Albion arrive after a goalless draw in Jablonec on Thursday, covered in Jablonec 0 Albion 0: Brighton held in Conference League as Hurzeler rues missing final action.
Comedy on Sunday
Six comedy shows are on across Brighton Dome and Komedia.
Rich Wilson: To The Cradle, From The Rave, 3:30pm. An hour of observational comedy about nights out, early starts and settling down to raise a family, in the Komedia Studio. Doors 3pm, unreserved seating, 16+. See the Komedia listing for tickets.
Sooz Kempner: Imposter, 7:30pm. Stand-up about imposter syndrome, finding her voice after it stopped working as it used to, and silencing trolls, in the Komedia Studio. Doors 7pm, 16+. See the Komedia listing for tickets.
Rosie Holt: The Illegal Aliens Have Landed!, 7:30pm. A sci-fi political satire in the Brighton Dome Corn Exchange. Doors 6:45pm, an interval at about 8:20pm and a finish around 9:20pm, with tickets at £24. Under-14s must be accompanied. Details on the Brighton Dome page.
The Young Comedians Comedy Show, 7:30pm. Young people from the free comedy workshops give their first performance in the Dome Studio Theatre. Doors 6:45pm, finishing around 8:15pm, with tickets at £8 or £6 concessions. Details on the Brighton Dome page.
Sam Campbell: Kid Giblet, 8pm. In the Dome Concert Hall, with doors at 7:15pm and a finish around 10:20pm, including an interval, so expect about two hours and 20 minutes. Tickets are £32, or £27 concessions, and Brighton Dome and Brighton Festival members save £2 on full price. Under-14s must be accompanied. This is the second night, after Saturday. Details on the Brighton Dome page.
Aurie Styla: Maverick, 8pm. New stand-up about work-life balance, family, relationships and health, in the Komedia basement on Gardner Street. Doors 7pm, unreserved cabaret seating, 18+. Book through the Komedia listing.
Times on Brighton Dome pages are approximate and may change, so check before you go.
Live music
Gurriers, 7:30pm, Concorde 2. The listing gives a 7:30pm start, with Tramhaus in support. The age limit is 14+, and under-16s must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over, who has to show ID and give contact details at the door. Tickets are sold through AXS from the Concorde 2 listing.
Tallulah Rendall, Folklore Rooms. The last date of her Only Human tour is on Sunday night. We have the times and tickets in Tallulah Rendall Only Human Tour, Brighton 25 October.
Museums and exhibitions
Brighton & Hove Museums list no single-day events for Sunday, but several exhibitions are on, according to its what’s on page. Check opening times before you travel.
Brighton Museum & Art Gallery. Magic Place runs from 24 October 2026 to 21 February 2027, and Making the Masked Singer opened on 24 October. Also on are The Biba Look: Photography and Fashion until 21 March 2027 and Where are all the Lesbians? until 28 February 2027.
Hove Museum of Creativity. Playing With Your Eyes by Alma Haser runs until 18 January 2027.
Preston Manor. Ghostly Gatherings runs after dark until 13 November. For more half-term ideas, see Half-Term in Brighton and Hove October 2026: Family Events, Museum Activities and Halloween.
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