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Asian Dub Foundation: La Haine - Live

Thu 7 May 2026, 19:00
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Asian Dub Foundation celebrates cult movie La Haine with a live soundtrack, creating a powerful journey between music and frames

In this incredible show, the live soundtrack from the classic French thriller is brought to the stage, played live by the band while the film screens in the background.

Steve Chandra Savale, Jamil Jammaz Ahmed and Brian Fairbairn are respectively guitar, bass and drums of legendary Asian Dub Foundation, a band that has always been politically and socially motivated. 

The film, now more prescient than ever, stars Vincent Cassel and portrays the tension in Paris’ banlieuea after the killing of a local man by French police. The rawness of the film has made it a real cult classic, and a strong match for Asian Dub Foundation’s message.

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Members Priority Booking: 9am, Thu 19 Feb
Tickets on General Sale: 10am, Thu 26 Feb

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Asian Dub Foundation

Asian Dub Foundation draw from their South Asian heritage, blending traditional Asian instruments with jungle rhythms, dub basslines and rap to create their own unique sound. Formed in 1993 at a music technology workshop for Asian youth, the group came together around their shared passion for music and education. By the mid-’90s, Asian Dub Foundation had built a formidable reputation, performing alongside major acts such as Rage Against the Machine, Beastie Boys, Radiohead and Primal Scream. While their music remains designed for dancing, it is also politically charged, addressing themes of social justice.

 

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Black and white photo of three men stood on stage facing away from the audience. Left to right there's one man in a dark shirt with his arms in the air, a man with long braided hair wearing a white tshirt pointing in the air, and another man wearing a white vest and bandana
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Black and white photo of a Black man wearing a white vest and bandana playing a drum kit
Black and white photo of three men stood on stage facing away from the audience. Left to right there's one man in a dark shirt with his arms in the air, a man with long braided hair wearing a white tshirt pointing in the air, and another man wearing a white vest and bandana
Black and white photo taken behind three musicans on stage. On the left is the bass player, central is the guitarist and on the right is the drummer
Black and white photo of 3 musicians on stage standing sideways on. Left to right there's a Black man with long braided hair playing guitar, a white man with short dark hair playing bass, and a Black man wearing a bandana on drums
Black and white photo of a stage with 3 musicians on and a film projected onto a creen above that shows a black man staring off into the distance
Black and white photo of an empty stage with a logo containing the letters ADF projected onto a white screen above

*There is a £3.50 per order charge for all phone and online bookings (not applicable to Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival members)

**Stage timings are subject to change

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