Gotobeat is excited to once again team up with
The Prince Albert in Brighton to welcome
Puma Theory live on Monday, 31st March.
TICKETS £6 + fees online / £8 on the door / 18+
Free for Gotobeat members. More info here.
8:00pm ---> Doors
8:15pm-----> Kitchen Lover
9:05pm-----> Lemonsuckr
10:00pm-----> Puma Theory
Puma Theory - With a heavy yet melodic sound, Puma Theory (Jacob Holroyd & Cameron Smith) are an alternative rock duo whose songs explore themes of identity, anxiety and change. Expanding to a four piece when playing live, the band display a raw, honest and impassioned performance.
Lemonsuckr - Shabby suited Lemonsuckr, an alt-punk band from South East. Chaotic and energetic, a real shakedown onstage. Not a band to be missed.
Kitchen Lover - The decade was the 1950s; The Chats & Dead Kennedys were in a thriving monogamous relationship and decided it was the right time to birth a child. Said child would then grow up to start the 50’s punk revolution, carving their sound out of raw garage riffs and poppy hooks. Conceived in the kitchen, they thought it was only right to name their child, Kitchen Lover.
The Prince Albert in Brighton is an independent grassroots live music pub featuring an intimate upstairs performance room with a capacity of around 110 to 150. Located on Trafalgar Street near the railway station, the venue hosts regular shows focused on indie, alternative, punk, rock, folk, and jazz acts. Housed in an 1848 building converted to a pub in 1860, its exterior is famous for a large mural of deceased musicians and a replica of Banksy's Kissing Coppers.
