Scare Taxi’s Brighton-area show: date, venue and £22 price
Scare Taxi will play Alive at the Barn at The Barn Theatre on 25 July 2026, bringing the concert series to Southwick for its fourth year. The listed price is £22, while the event information supplied for this preview does not specify a start or finish time.
The concert will be of particular interest to Brighton-area listeners drawn to a programme described through ska, punk, loud guitars and poetic performance. The venue is The Barn Theatre, 24 Southwick Street, Southwick, BN42 4TE, United Kingdom.
At a glance
- Event: Scare Taxi play at Alive at the Barn
- Date: 25 July 2026
- Time: Not stated in the supplied listing
- Venue: The Barn Theatre, 24 Southwick Street, Southwick, BN42 4TE
- Price: £22
- Best suited to: Listeners interested in the event’s mix of ska, punk, guitar-led music and sharp words
Alive at the Barn returns for a fourth year
Alive at the Barn is returning in 2026 for its fourth annual edition. Its compact description promises a line-up built around “legends, loud guitars, sharp words, and pure joy”, with ska, punk and poetic elements forming the wider musical setting.

Scare Taxi’s appearance sits within that broader programme rather than being presented as a standalone venue announcement. The source does not provide a detailed running order, supporting acts or a set list, so prospective visitors should not assume which other performers will appear on the same date.
The Barn Theatre provides the physical focus for the event. Although the listing is promoted within Brighton’s events coverage, the full address places the venue on Southwick Street in Southwick. That distinction is useful for anyone making plans around the Brighton area and looking for the correct venue rather than relying on the broader destination label.
What the listing confirms about the concert
The clearest details are the event name, date, venue and price. Scare Taxi are named as the act playing at Alive at the Barn on 25 July, and admission is listed at £22.

Beyond those essentials, the published description remains brief. It establishes the character of Alive at the Barn through its references to ska, punk, guitars and poetry, but it does not assign a specific genre description to Scare Taxi. It also gives no information about the length of the performance, the sequence of the programme or what the £22 price includes.
That makes this a date for audiences comfortable choosing a concert from its broad musical setting while waiting for fuller programme information. The fourth-year milestone also shows that Alive at the Barn is a returning event rather than a newly introduced series, although no account of previous editions is included in the source material.
Check the missing details before setting out
Several practical points are absent from the supplied Visit Brighton event listing. No opening time, stage time or end time is stated, and there are no booking instructions in the available text. Accessibility arrangements, food provision, audience restrictions and transport guidance are also not specified.
Anyone considering the £22 concert should therefore confirm those details before travelling, particularly the start time and method of entry. The information currently available fixes the event at The Barn Theatre, 24 Southwick Street, Southwick, BN42 4TE, on 25 July 2026, with Scare Taxi named on the Alive at the Barn programme.
Source: Visit Brighton Events
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This preview uses the date, venue, price and programme description published in the Visit Brighton event listing.
- The event date is listed as 25 July 2026.
- The venue address is listed as The Barn Theatre, 24 Southwick Street, Southwick, BN42 4TE.
- The published price is £22.
- No start time, booking method or accessibility information appears in the supplied listing...
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- 2026-07-19 14:11
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