
Live performance and album signing by the rock band As It Is at Resident Music in Brighton to celebrate the release of their self-titled fifth studio album.
If you are spending time in North Laine on Sunday, 19th July, Resident Music is hosting a session with As It Is that blends a live performance with an album signing. This visit to Brighton is a central part of the launch for their fifth studio album, a self-titled project that the band has framed as a significant chapter in their career, focusing on themes of resilience and their long-standing relationship with their fans. The shop, located at BN1 4AL, is a familiar fixture for anyone who spends time browsing records in the city, and its proximity to Brighton station—just a five-minute walk away—makes it an easy location to reach for an early evening event.
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The event is set to take place between 18:00 and 20:00, offering a two-hour window for the performance and the subsequent signing. Because the venue is an award-winning but compact space, the capacity is strictly limited to 180 people. This smaller scale changes the dynamic of the performance, moving away from the typical concert hall feel towards something more personal. It is an all-ages event, which usually brings together a diverse group of people, from those who have followed the band since their early days to younger listeners discovering their rock sound through this new release.
In terms of getting in, there are several options depending on whether you just want the ticket or the music as well. Prices start at £14.67 for basic entry, while album bundles—which include the new record and access to the event—go up to £28.04. It is a straightforward setup for those who were planning on buying the album anyway. While this Sunday session is a highlight for the local calendar in Brighton, As It Is are also scheduled to appear in Portsmouth, Nottingham, Bristol, and Liverpool as part of their 2026 tour. For those staying local, it is an opportunity to hear the new tracks in the same room where many of us have spent years digging through crates.












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