
A L P H A B E T is a modern, audio-led live event space and hi-fi pub located in a Grade II listed building in Brighton. The venue hosts a variety of live performances, including indie bands, stand-up comedy, club takeovers, and late-night DJ sets, with a focus on exceptional sound quality. The building, originally the Swan Downer School for poor girls (built in 1867), has a distinctive European Gothic Revival architectural style.

Art-rock and soul inspired singer & songwriter Warby performs his first solo show following his debut album release.

Noise rock project Weird Nightmare, led by Alex Edkins, performs live at Alphabet in Brighton to promote the album 'Hoopla'.

Cult indie rock band Brakes reunite for two special shows in Brighton to support their debut album re-release.

Electronic music duo Immersion, featuring Colin Newman and Malka Spigel, perform live at Alphabet in Brighton.

London singer-songwriter and DJ Iraina Mancini performs live, celebrating the release of her debut album 'Undo The Blue' and previewing new material.

UK hip hop legend Lee Scott headlines a night of underground hip hop and beat culture at Alphabet, featuring special guests Gi3MO and Vitamin G.

White Flowers present an evening of new material, including an unseen audio-visual performance and two exclusive unheard tracks.

Multi-dimensional artist Bel Cobain performs her emotive musicality in a live concert at Alphabet in Brighton.

John Craigie performs live at Alphabet in Brighton, bringing his unique folk storytelling to the stage with special guest Jobi Riccio.

Hollow Hand, the DIY psych-pop and UK folk music project of multi-instrumentalist Max Kinghorn-Mills, performs in Brighton.

Indie surf rock band Dutch Criminal Record perform live at Alphabet in Brighton.

Post-rock five-piece Butch Kassidy perform their immersive and explosive compositions at the Alphabet venue in Brighton.

Electronic music performance by Gold Panda, with support from Niall McNamee, at the Alphabet venue in Brighton.

Live music gig by Pearl & The Oysters presenting their album Monkey Mind at Alphabet in Brighton.

Concert featuring post-punk and power pop band Jetstream Pony with special guests Firestations, presented by Melting Vinyl.

Ríoghnach Connolly & Honeyfeet perform live, blending swampy jazz, blues, and folk textures in a fearless musical unit.

Rebel folk trio Mobius Loop bring their Right To Roam tour of world-music-inspired peace anthems to Alphabet.

Clubnight of the underground music magazine Offie Mag featuring DJ Plentyppl, a night of Black dance music with all profits going to BARCO.

Sussex-based duo Sweet Loretta celebrate the release of their debut album 'You Had To Be There' with a special live launch show.

An immersive club experience featuring DJ Carina Lawrence and a lineup of forward-thinking electronic artists.

The duo Him & Earl celebrate the release of their debut LP, 'Falling Backwards', with a full live show at Alphabet.

An electronic dance music party experience featuring Colin Dale at Alphabet in Brighton.

Brighton-based contemporary jazz octet Hill Collective perform live, showcasing tracks from their upcoming album 'Fire In Orbit'.

A night of connection, energy and dancefloor vibes hosted by Aaron Fletcher with guest Lady Jane Bongo.

Live music show featuring The CJP Band followed by an afterparty with DJ Nick the Record.

A Black and queer-led celebration of R&B music featuring DJ sets by Kronik Pleazja and Nyasha at Alphabet.

Monthly clubnight featuring funk, soul, house, and deep house music at Alphabet in Brighton.

Brazilian songwriter and poet Bruno Berle performs his genre-bending music at Alphabet in Brighton.

Headroom presents a live digital-analogue performance by STARK at Alphabet in Brighton.
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