The Prince Albert, Brighton

The Prince Albert is a pub and music venue in Trafalgar Street, Brighton, England.

Originally, the wall was known for its Banksy artwork Kissing Coppers appearing in 2004, along with a mural of the late BBC Radio 1 DJ John Peel.

In 2013, a mural depicting 26 deceased musicians, the actor Oliver Reed and footballer George Best was added to the wall by local graffiti artists Req and Sinna One.

There is debate about the identity of the musician depicted on the left chimney situated between Ian Curtis and Kurt Cobain.

[3] The following musicians were added: A new mural was painted in 2019 across the upstairs hallway with depictions of Scott Walker and Pete Shelley.