David Bowie is returning to Brighton Dome — on screen, in sound and on a spectacular scale. The immersive experience David Bowie: You’re Not Alone comes to the Brighton Dome Corn Exchange from 16 July to 30 August 2027, bringing rarely seen performances and material from the David Bowie Archive to the city for a limited summer season.

Why Bowie is returning to Brighton

Bowie performed at Brighton Dome in 1973 during the Ziggy Stardust tour. Following the show’s extraordinary audience response, the venue’s then-general manager reportedly barred the band from returning. Brighton Dome announced on 30 September 2026 that this historic ban has now been overturned — a fitting backdrop for the 2027 exhibition.

What is David Bowie: You’re Not Alone?

Created by Lightroom in collaboration with the David Bowie Estate, this 360-degree experience brings together rare concert films, interviews, photographs, handwritten notes and artwork. Surrounding projected imagery and spatial audio create an intimate portrait of the performer and creative mind behind the famous personas.

Dates, tickets and location

Dates: Friday 16 July to Monday 30 August 2027. Venue: Brighton Dome Corn Exchange, New Road, Brighton BN1 1UG. Running time: approximately one hour. Tickets: standard tickets advertised at £29.50, with concessions available. Suitable for all ages, with specific age guidance for evening showings; check booking information before attending.

Book tickets and confirm current performance times on the official Brighton Dome event page.

Stay in Brighton for the show

Whether you’re revisiting music you grew up with or discovering Bowie for the first time, this summer exhibition is a reason to make more than a day trip of Brighton. The Coach House in Queen’s Park sleeps up to six, with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and private parking. Enjoy Brighton’s music, galleries and seafront, then return to a welcoming home away from home.

Source: Brighton Dome announcement, 30 September 2026 and official booking and access details. The featured artwork is an editorial illustration, not an official exhibition image.