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Fortune Of War Open Mic

Brighton's Fortune Of War hosts a weekly open mic night every Tuesday with full backline provided.

Fortune Of War Open Mic — Quick Facts

Brighton's Fortune Of War hosts a weekly open mic night every Tuesday with full backline provided.

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The Details

Everything you need before you turn up

DayTuesday
Start8pm
Sign-up7:30pm walk-in
Slot length
EntryFree · 18+
Capacity
Performer typesMusic
Sound engineerBYO / hire on the night

Where

Fortune Of War 156 Kings Rd
Brighton
Brighton

Contact

Walk-in sign-up only
No advance booking
Host: in-house team

Highlights

Free entry
PA provided
Music18+Walk-in
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What's on Stage

PA + monitors
Drum kit
Guitar amp
Bass amp
Keys / keyboard
2 vocal mics
In-house engineer

Fortune Of War runs an open mic every Tuesday in Brighton. Sign-up opens at 7:30pm and the night kicks off around 8pm. Entry is free for performers and audience. PA + vocal mic are provided; bring your own instrument and amp. This listing is part of the Brighton open mic directory.

Fortune Of War in Brighton hosts a weekly open mic on Tuesday evenings. This beachfront pub offers a lively atmosphere and a range of drinks.

Sign-up process

Sign up is in person at the venue from 7:30 PM on the night of the event.

Getting there

156 Kings Rd, BN1 1NB. Located on Brighton seafront.

The venue

This is a traditional pub located directly on Brighton seafront. The event is 18+ due to the venue type and evening timing. A full PA system, microphones, guitar amp, bass amp, and drums are provided for performers.

About Fortune Of War

Fortune Of War is one of Brighton's open-mic venues on GigXchange — the kind of grass-roots room where new acts get their first stage time and the regulars shape the vibe of the night. Setup, signup process and crowd vary, so always cross-check the details panel above and arrive early if you want a slot.

Planning your Tuesday night

Sign-up opens at 7:30pm. Aim to arrive 15–20 minutes earlier on a popular night — slots fill quickly and there's no waitlist if you miss the cut. Note: this is a 18+ venue.

It's a PA-and-vocal-mic setup, so bring your own instrument and a small amp if you need one. There's no drum kit or guitar amp on stage.

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Find Fortune Of War

156 Kings Rd, Brighton

Common Questions

Seven things people ask before turning up at Brighton's Fortune Of War open mic.

Walk-in sign-up only, opens at 7:30pm. Arrive early — slots fill on the night. Backup options if you don't get on: other Brighton open mic nights the same week.
PA + vocal mic provided. BYO instrument and amp. Need a venue with full backline? Try the backline filter.
Slot length varies — check with the host on the night.
Yes — free entry for performers and audience. Most Brighton mics are free; browse the list.
Solo and duo acts work best given the gear available; ask the host before bringing a full band. For full-band-friendly mics, filter the directory by backline.
156 Kings Rd, Brighton.
Mostly fellow musicians, friends and Brighton regulars who turn up across the Brighton open mic scene. Brighton open mic crowds tend to listen attentively — this isn't a chatter-over-the-music kind of night.

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