King Effers

On Friday, 6 November 2026, The Pipeline in Brighton hosts a night of live music featuring Sheffield’s long-standing politico-punks, King Effers. The band, who have built a reputation for their interest in punk, reggae, and rocksteady, will be performing at the venue located at 6 Little East Street. It is a chance to see them in a smaller setting, as they bring their specific approach to the stage. They are joined by two support acts that round out the evening: Not The Face, who play noisy, melodic UK street punk with hints of upbeat ska and vocal-heavy delivery, and The Glitterbombs, a Brighton-based punk fusion band.

The evening is structured with doors opening at 20:00, and the first act is scheduled to start at 20:15. The event is open to all ages, which is useful to note if you are planning your Friday night, though it is a requirement that anyone under 18 is accompanied by an adult. Regarding the logistics of getting in, tickets are priced at £8.50 for those who book in advance, while the price on the door is £10.00.

The Pipeline itself is situated at 6 Little East Street, a location that many who follow the local music scene will recognise. It serves as a central hub for various performances throughout the year, and this particular evening fits into that ongoing schedule. Given the mix of the three bands—ranging from the politico-punk of the headliners to the street punk and fusion elements of the support acts—the night offers a variety of sounds within the punk genre. It is a standard gig format, providing a space for these bands to perform their sets in a venue that is well-integrated into the Brighton music circuit. Whether you are familiar with the work of King Effers or are interested in seeing what the support acts bring to the stage, the event provides a clear schedule and accessible entry requirements for the night. It is a straightforward way to spend a Friday evening if you are looking to catch some live music in the city centre.