BRIGHTON Pride will not be going ahead this year amid the coronavirus pandemic. This year’s festival, which would have taken place in August, was due to be headlined by Mariah Carey to celebrate it…
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Bosses made the decision “with a heavy heart” to postpone the UK’s biggest Pride festival until 2021. Legendary songstress Mariah was due to play an impressive 75 minute set, which would have marked her first show outside of London in more than four years.Organisers broke the news on Twitter, saying: “It is with a heavy heart that Brighton & Hove Pride have taken the difficult decision to postpone our landmark 30th anniversary celebrations that were due to take place on 1st & 2nd August until 2021.
It is with a heavy heart that Brighton & Hove Pride have taken the difficult decision to postpone our landmark 30th anniversary celebrations that were due to take place on 1st & 2nd August until 2021.
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