
A night of alternative rock headlined by local legends IAMWARFACE with guests Dramalove and Idlewood in Brighton.
On Friday, 5th June 2026, The Prince Albert at 48 Trafalgar Street will be the setting for a night of alternative rock led by IAMWARFACE. This Brighton-based band has built a reputation for what they call "Rocktronica," a style that pulls from industrial influences and the darker side of electronic music. Their goal has always been to develop a sharper kind of rock sound, one that looks back at the rebellious creativity of the 90s and the raw energy of 70s punk without feeling like a tribute act. The frontman is a familiar face in the local music community, having been active in the Brighton scene for several years, which adds a layer of local history to the performance.
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The lineup for the evening is rounded out by two distinct acts that complement the headliner’s heavier sound. Dramalove will be travelling down from London, bringing a style of alternative rock that reflects their roots in Northern Italy. They are known for a particularly high-energy delivery and lyrics that lean into emotional intensity. Joining them are Idlewood, a local Brighton group that blends alternative rock with pop-punk textures. Having these three bands together provides a fairly broad look at the current alt-rock landscape, from the more polished electronic crossovers to straightforward, energetic guitar music.
If you’re planning to head down, the doors are scheduled to open at 20:00, with the first performance starting at 20:15. Tickets are currently listed at £11.00, and while prices can sometimes fluctuate, they are available through sites like WeGotTickets. The music itself draws on a specific palette of influences—think along the lines of Massive Attack, Depeche Mode, The Prodigy, and Nine Inch Nails. It’s a solid option for anyone who appreciates the intersection of post-punk and industrial electronics, offering a chance to see how these local and visiting bands are keeping that specific aesthetic alive in a small, intimate venue.















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