Brian Seymour is listed in Songkick’s venue history for February 14, 2023.
The date and artist are enough to place the show confidently in The Living Room timeline. The listing does not spell out doors, pricing or a full program, so this page stays with what is actually useful: who played, where and when.
From here, the story continues through other concerts and venue-history moments from the same Cricket Avenue chapter.
A winter date in the Cricket Avenue period
Songkick’s venue history lists Brian Seymour on February 14, 2023. The date lands after the 2022 reopening and before the later 2023 records, which makes it a useful marker for the continuing program at the new location.
No source on this page is being stretched into a concert review. The archive keeps the confirmed performer and date, then connects them to the Cricket Avenue chapter and to a later entry such as Judy Paster in September.
For readers interested in how an event record should distinguish fact from inference, the archive standard explains the method behind these short pages.
What the page can responsibly preserve
Because the surviving listing is concise, this record treats absence as useful information. There is no attempt to manufacture a doors time, ticket price or attendance figure. That restraint keeps the page valuable years later, when a reader may be using it to trace the venue rather than research the artist. For broader context around how small rooms shape a night, the live-event guide covers the operational questions this source cannot answer.
A program point between reopening and closing
February 2023 sits comfortably inside the Cricket Avenue chapter: after the November 2022 reopening and before the 2024 closing report. That makes the date useful for the larger timeline even though the listing is sparse. The event can be read alongside the reopening story and the later closing chapter without inventing what happened in the room that night.