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Venue
The Prince Albert
About The Prince Albert
The Prince Albert stands on Trafalgar Street in Brighton and works as both a pub and a live music venue. The building dates from 1848, when it was a three-storey town house, and it did not become a pub until 1860. That domestic origin still shapes the place: it is a pub with a gig room rather than a purpose-built hall, so the atmosphere is closer to a local with a stage than to a large concert space.
The programme leans towards rock, indie and alternative, with pop also on the bill. Nineteen upcoming shows are listed, six of them in the next thirty days, and headliners include Annie-Claude Deschênes, The Mekons, Lene Lovich, Dermot Henry and Chuck Ragan. Shows usually start around 20:00, and the most common age policy is 18 and over.
Coming up: mekons · Lene Lovich · Lenna and the Snakemen · Dermot Henry · DIGITALIS · Chuck Ragan
Background partly based on Wikipedia
- Mostly books
- Rock, Indie & alternative, Pop
- Upcoming shows
- 18 (6 in the next 30 days)
- Shows usually start
- 20:00
- Age policy
- 18+
Upcoming shows
Around The Prince Albert
Where to eat before the gig and where to head afterwards, sorted by walking distance.
Eat before
Restaurants within a short walk
Drinks nearby
Pubs and bars for before or after
After the show
Clubs for a late one
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