
Craig David will perform his debut album Born To Do It in full at Brighton Centre on Sunday 9 May 2027, with a live band and further songs from his catalogue.
Brighton and Birmingham are the two added UK concerts announced following his London performances earlier in 2026. Tickets for the Sussex show are already on sale, with doors at 7pm.

What is different about this Craig David concert?
The album is the centrepiece of the evening. Rather than simply selecting its biggest singles, David has announced the full Born To Do It song list, bringing the wider record back to the stage as well as the tracks that made him a household name.
The live-band format is confirmed on his official dates page. The Brighton announcement follows the response to two sold-out London shows where he performed the record with his band.
David said the experience brought back memories of the album’s original release and prompted him to take the show to more audiences. Brighton opens the announced May run before Birmingham on 10 May and dates in mainland Europe.
The album behind Fill Me In and 7 Days
Released in 2000, Born To Do It brought together the R&B and UK garage sound associated with David’s early career. Its singles include Fill Me In, 7 Days, Walking Away and Rendezvous.
Official Charts records show the album reaching number one and spending two weeks at the top. Both Fill Me In and 7 Days also reached number one on the UK singles chart.
David’s subsequent career has continued well beyond that debut. Following My Intuition became his second UK number-one album in 2016, while his official music catalogue includes the 2025 album Commitment and a 25th anniversary edition of Born To Do It.
At a glance
| Date | Sunday 9 May 2027 |
|---|---|
| Venue | Brighton Centre, Kings Road |
| Doors | 7pm |
| Format | Born To Do It in full, with a live band and additional songs |
| Tickets | On sale through the official venue listing |
| Ticket limit | Eight per person |
| Age policy | Under-14s must be accompanied by an adult |
Other announced May concerts
| Date | Venue |
|---|---|
| 9 May | Brighton Centre, UK |
| 10 May | Birmingham, Utilita Arena, UK |
| 12 May | Amsterdam, AFAS Live |
| 13 May | Paris, Zénith |
| 15 May | Brussels, Forest National |
| 16 May | Düsseldorf, Mitsubishi Electric Halle |
| 18 May | Viborg, Tinghallen |
These are the announced May band dates on the artist’s website. His wider touring plans also include Australia.
Booking the Brighton show
The Brighton Centre page links to the official seller for prices and seat availability. A 7pm doors time is listed, with the detailed performance schedule still to follow.
Getting to Brighton Centre
The venue is on Kings Road, Brighton, BN1 2GR. From Brighton station, the route towards the seafront runs downhill via Queens Road and West Street; allow for the uphill return after the show. Churchill Square is the nearby city-centre bus hub.
For wheelchair spaces, companion tickets or advice on suitable seating, use the venue’s accessible booking information. Its Access Line is 01273 292695, normally open Monday to Friday, 10am–2pm, with arrangements adjusted for some on-sale mornings.
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