Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn
Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn at Concorde 2, Brighton
Coming soon...
Tickets go on sale Friday 2 October 2026 at 10:00 am
About the show
For 15 years, Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn have been growing up alongside the people who listen to them. What began with two friends making songs as kids became a life built around music, and a cult band with firm identity. Now they are bringing that chapter to a close. Goodbye For Now is their final album, accompanied by their final tour. It is a bittersweet goodbye, but a decision they are making together, with gratitude for everything these years have given them. For fans, these shows are a chance to be in the room with Frankie and Harvey one last time: to remember what the music has meant, celebrate the years shared, and say goodbye together. A final tour with a night in Brighton - this is a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has been part of the journey.
Featuring - Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn
Frankie Stew and Harvey Gunn are a vocalist-producer duo from Brighton who have honed a signature sound influenced equally by hip-hop and UK dance music.
Since their inception in their teenage years, they have honed a signature cerebral sound rooted in classic hip hop, UK dance music and other urban music across the board. They have been likened to mainstays of the UK’s musical landscape and embrace the complimentary comparisons. Frankie has an uncanny ability to weave thoughtful lyrical imagery with the everyman brilliance of The Streets while boasting disarmingly smooth vocals reminiscent of Loyle Carner.
Harvey Gunn’s technical prowess and boundary-breaking innovation on the buttons have drawn deserved parallels to Mura Masa and MJ Cole. The long-time symbiosis of these two talents has yielded extremely exciting music and a dedicated following.
Their collaboration goes beyond the usual rapper-producer relationship as they strike a finely tuned balance when creating in the studio. Their gorgeous instrumentals and intelligent lyricism are given new life when brought into a live environment. Frankie’s arresting flow is matched only by a measured charisma usually attributed to the most seasoned of performers and the rhythm of the show is manipulated expertly by Harvey’s constant chopping and improvised reimagining of his beats.