A corker of a day yesterday marked the start of The Great Escape 2013 and we still have two more to go! Here's some of our favourite shots from Day One: Jeremy Loops at The Warren by Andy Sturmey Tom Odell at The Warren by Andy Sturmey A Tribe Called Red by Lisa Wormsley Dinosaur Pile Up by Skye Po ...

Tickets to tomorrow's YMCAs are available from Delegate Registration at The Dome. This year's presentation will take place at 15:30 at Al Duomo, (situated just behind the Brighton Dome complex), at a ticketed reception hosted by John Robb and Great Escape co-founder Martin Elbourne. Tickets for th ...

The wonderful Everything Everything put on a spectacular show last night at The Dome and we're all set for the legendary Billy Bragg to do the same tonight. You can still buy advance tickets forBilly Bragg tonight, which are available HERE. If you're here with us and enjoying The Great Escape alrea ...

The Great Escape kicked off in superb style yesterday with amazing music, a bustling vibe and topped off with unbroken glorious sunshine - what more could we ask for for day 1? There were countless shows to shout about throughout the day but one lady stood out in our minds... Wow, what can we say? ...

Gather your thoughts and your friends at the Metro Hub stage at Jubilee Square . While you are there, check out the Festival Hub bar & treat yourself like a King by picking up a perfectly chilled Krusovice; the perfect place to hang out and re-coup with your friends, and catch some live music ...

During the festival we will do our best to keep you up to date with any schedule changes to make sure you get the most from The Great Escape. You can get instant updates to your mobile by signing up to our Text Service (Terms & Conditions apply) and by updating the official TGE App. Today's am ...

"The Stick Up" screen printed gig-poster show launches this year at Great Escape, a colourful new addition to the festival activity. Invites were sent to top, contemporary print studios all over Europe and the tubes returned have yielded an explosion of brilliant posters - some slick, some crass and ...