Glasshouse Red Spider Mite

Glasshouse Red Spider Mite are playing at The Prince Albert on 20 September 2026. The band, which features Alex, Benji, and Ethan alongside Cesca, formed right here in Brighton. They’ve spent the last while touring across the UK and Europe, building up their live experience with a series of dates. This touring schedule has included a performance at the End of The Road Festival, which has been part of their recent history. Their sound is a blend of alt-rock and slow-core, characterised by a melancholic and expansive approach to songwriting. You can hear this style on their debut EP, What Do You Mean The Monster? ... Hahaha. The EP captures the material they’ll be bringing to the stage, offering a look at the sound they have developed since forming, and it’s their return to a local stage after their time on the road.

The show runs from 19:00 to 22:00 and is strictly for those aged 18 and over. Tickets are priced at £10.00. If you’re planning to head down, it’s worth noting the layout of The Prince Albert at 48 Trafalgar Street if you have specific access requirements. The venue does not have wheelchair access, and reaching the performance space involves navigating two flights of stairs. The toilets are gender-segregated and there are no accessible facilities on-site. If you need to arrange a guest list spot for a carer—provided you have a blue badge or similar access card—or if you need to request a seat near the stage due to issues with standing or sensitivity to strobe lighting, the organisers ask that you get in touch with them at info@lovethyneighbourmusic.co.uk before the date.