Brighton Celebrates Leonard Cohen
A unique collection of Leonard Cohen's most iconic verses is coming to Resident Music in Brighton, featuring legendary songs and poetry selections. This essential collection is a must for fans of the culture-defining music icon.
Born in Westmount, Quebec, Leonard Cohen began his career as a poet and novelist, publishing works such as Flowers for Hitler and Beautiful Losers, before turning to music in the mid-1960s. His unique eye for sorrow and beauty, love and solitude, faith and longing, would come to move the world through his songs and poetry.
The Stranger Music collection, featuring legendary songs like 'Suzanne', 'I'm Your Man' and 'Hallelujah', alongside selections from his poetry collections, is a magnificent cross-section of Cohen's most celebrated era. This collection illuminates the great legacy of an artist whose work transcended genres and generations, and is described by Nick Cave as 'utterly unique and impossible to imitate'.
On Thursday, 5 November 2026, Resident Music in Brighton will host an event showcasing the Stranger Music collection. The event will be held at Resident Music, Brighton, and tickets are with the button beside the article. Leonard Cohen's work continues to be celebrated, with his official site publishing news about his legacy, including recent headlines about European dates for a tribute tour called Everybody Knows.
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