Fighting For Unity 7: Exhume, Warden, Plus More

If you are looking for something to do on Wednesday, 4th March, there is a live music event called Fighting For Unity 7 taking place at Daltons. This venue is tucked away under the Brighton Zip on the Lower Promenade, specifically at BN2 1TB, which is quite close to the Palace Pier and the SEA LIFE aquarium. The show is a collaboration between Stray 4 Life zine, Hellride Records, and Daltons, aimed at showcasing some of the current bands in the local scene. It is a free event, so there is no ticket price to worry about, and it is open to all ages, making it accessible regardless of how old you or your friends are.

The music starts in the early evening, with doors scheduled to open at 18:00. The whole thing is set to finish by 22:00, which is handy if you have to be up for work the next morning. The lineup includes four bands: Exhume, Warden, Cerebral Autophagy, and Primitive Future. Because Daltons has a capacity of 200 people, the atmosphere tends to be quite close-knit. It is a straightforward opportunity to see these groups perform in a seafront setting without the usual costs associated with a night out.

The organisers have framed this as a way to get involved with the local music community, and they have suggested that attendees bring someone along with them. Since it is located on the seafront, you are right by the water, and the venue itself is part of the regular programming at Daltons. There are no hidden fees or complicated entry requirements; you just show up at the Lower Promenade. Given the 200-person limit, the space fills up based on who arrives, so keeping the 18:00 start time in mind is probably useful if you want to see the full lineup from the beginning.