Dome Studio Live
Curated by Ned Archibong
Feed your music curiosity, discover new favourites and support rising homegrown talent.
September's Dome Studio Live is about the soul. Modern soul man Steven Bamidele plays with an exceptional live band, joined in the line-up by Amber Burgoyne's melange of soul, jazz and funk and Ellie Pepper's jazzy soulful vocals, which take the listener on a journey through the ages.
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Dome Studio Live is our Friday music night at the heart of Brighton, expertly curated by Ned Archibong of QM Records for our freshly refurbished Studio Theatre. See more upcoming Dome Studio Live dates.
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Presented by QM Records and Brighton Dome
Steven Bamidele
Born in Nigeria, Steven Bamidele spent his formative years in Suffolk before moving to Brighton. This upbringing is reflected in his lyrics, which often explore themes of racial identity, family, and self-reflection.
Amber Burgoyne
Essex-born singer-songwriter Amber Burgoyne takes inspiration from the female greats, combining smooth acoustic guitar, sweet saxophone, storytelling lyrics and a voice 'that melts your heart'.
Ellie Pepper
Ellie Pepper fuses the classic with the bizarre, mixing soft electric keys with laid back hip hop beats and delay. Influences include Erykah Badu, Charlotte Dos Santos, Amy Winehouse and Tame Impala.
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