Asbo Derek: 'Beg to Differ' Album Fundraiser

The Prince Albert on Trafalgar Street is hosting a Sunday afternoon event on 20 September 2026. It is a fundraising matinee dedicated to supporting the production of Asbo Derek’s new album, 'Beg to Differ'. The event begins at 14:30 and combines live music performances with an affordable art auction. For those interested in participating in the auction, it is necessary to bring cash, as this is the preferred method for handling the bids on the day. The venue, situated at 48 Trafalgar Street, is positioned in the North Laine area, which is a short walk from the main train station.

The musical programme features a variety of acts. Asbo Derek will be performing their 'garage cabaret' style, which they describe as 'double garage'. They are joined by Johny Brown, who is scheduled to play a six-song solo set. The afternoon also includes Kemper Norton, who will be providing a soundscape of drones and tones, and the punk band Social Security. Social Security formed in 1976 after the members saw The Damned perform, and their current line-up includes 'Spy', who previously worked as a roadie for The Damned. This combination of artists provides a mix of indie, punk, and cabaret influences throughout the afternoon.

Tickets for the event are currently priced at £11.00. It is worth noting that these prices can change on a daily basis, so it is useful to check the current status before planning your visit. The event is structured as a matinee, allowing for an afternoon of entertainment that concludes well before the evening hours. By hosting the event at The Prince Albert, the organisers are utilising a space that is well-known within the local Brighton music scene. The afternoon is designed for those who have an interest in these specific musical genres and for individuals who might be looking to acquire some affordable art while supporting the release of the new album.