Manchester-born alt-country and folk artist Bec O'Malley performs live at The Prince Albert, an over-18s event.
Bec O'Malley plays The Prince Albert on Saturday 8 May 2027, with the set starting at 8:00 pm. It's a headline show, so he'll be the only name on the bill that night.
O'Malley is a Manchester-born artist of Irish roots, and his sound sits at the crossroads of alt-country, folk and pop. He blends classic country storytelling with a northern edge that draws on Nashville and UK Americana, so it's country music filtered through a British lens rather than a straight import. He built his following as the self-styled 'singer with no songs out' — a reputation that grew through raw, authentic live performances and a significant social media following, rather than through records. He's supported major artists and played at prominent festivals, and this Brighton date is part of that live-first trajectory.
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There are a couple of practical things to keep in mind before you book. The show is strictly over-18s, so you'll need to be of age to get in. There's also a limit of six tickets per person and household, which keeps the crowd from being dominated by a few large groups. The Prince Albert is at 48 Trafalgar Street, BN1 4ED, and the music kicks off at 8:00 pm.
