Bats In The Belfry

On Tuesday, 31st March, The Prince Albert is hosting a night headlined by Bats In The Belfry. If you’ve spent any time in the North Laine, you’ll know the venue at 48 Trafalgar Street is a regular spot for Brighton’s alternative music community. This particular show is being presented with a focus on themes of love, life, and what follows, which aligns with the goth rock style the band is known for. It’s a midweek event, starting at 20:00 and finishing up around 23:00, so the schedule follows a standard three-hour window for live music. The band's performance is the main feature of the night, bringing their specific sound to the local stage.

The bill also features Trip Hazard and Babyteeth, which brings a mix of alternative and pop rock into the fold alongside the main goth rock set. This combination of styles provides a variety of sounds for the evening, moving between different genres within the alternative bracket. For those who follow the local circuit, seeing how these three acts share the stage offers a look at the current scene in the city. The Prince Albert’s upstairs room is the designated space for the performance, which is a common setting for these types of multi-band lineups where the focus remains on the live sound.

For those planning to attend, there are several practical details to note. The event is restricted to those aged 18 and over, which is the standard policy for evening shows at this venue. While the ticket price is currently listed as to be confirmed, booking links are available on platforms like Skiddle for when the final price is released. The venue's location in the BN1 4ED area makes it easily accessible for those already in the city centre. If you need to get in touch with the venue directly for any specific enquiries, their contact number is 01273 730499. It is a straightforward arrangement for a Tuesday night in Brighton, providing a dedicated space for goth and alternative music.