Family of Strangers play a matinee album launch with special guests at the Prince Albert, with a free CD/LP included with the ticket.
Family of Strangers are launching their new album at The Prince Albert on Saturday 3 October, and they're doing it as a matinee. It's a 13:00 start, so you'll be in and out well before the evening rush, with the band taking the main slot and a few special guests filling out the bill.
They describe themselves as a classic 70s-plus punk outfit from Brighton, and this is a local launch for a local band, held at the Prince Albert on Trafalgar Street. The matinee timing means it's a daytime affair rather than a late one, which changes the whole feel of a gig — you're in the room while it's still light outside, and you've got the rest of your Saturday left when it's over.
There's one detail that sets this apart from your usual album launch: every ticket comes with a free copy of the record, either on CD or LP. You get the album to take home as part of the price, so you'll have the new material to listen to long after the show has finished. Between the live set and the record in your hand, you're getting the music twice over.
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Tickets are £11 in advance, with an early bird price of £10 available for a short time if you move quickly. If you leave it until the day, it's £15 on the door. The show starts at 13:00 at The Prince Albert, 48 Trafalgar Street, BN1 4ED.
