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what’s on
Established Since 1995
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BRIGHTON & HOVE GUIDE 320 FREE EVENTS INSIDE
what’s on
Established since 1995
www.whatsonguide.co.uk | June 13
BRIGHTON & HOVE GUIDE 320 FREE EVENTS INSIDE
“18 years & still going strong”
Justin Williams, Founder
1995-2013
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Currently eleven companies offer Creative &
Digital Media apprenticeships to young people
through the organisation DV8 Sussex. DV8
apprentices spend one day a week learning
skills and knowledge, and four days a week
placed with an employer putting it into practice.
As I found on a recent visit to DV8’s main office
in Brighton city centre, they can also get extra support with
other essential skills like literacy, numeracy and IT.
Jason Kitcat: [email protected] | Profile Photo: Steve George
DV8 Sussex
Training Young People
I was really impressed with the
range of training projects in
creative and media industries DV8
offer for young people. They also
offer advice and support to the
many small creative and digital
businesses in the city considering
taking on an apprentice.
Dv8 also runs a programme for
budding music gurus, the Music
Industry Mentor Programme.
Those on the programme are
matched up to an industry
professional who mentors and
supports them for a period of six
months. The number of mentors is
expanding all the time, with eight
new experts soon to be ready to
take on young people.
In addition to training and
apprenticeships, DV8 runs
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events such as the free Creative
Careers Event on the 30th May.
The afternoon was part of the
programme for B-Fest, the
Brighton Youth Arts Festival
Part. At the event 14-25 year
olds looking to get started in the
creative and digital sectors were
able to hear from professionals
ranging from concert promoters
to digital media specialists about
their careers.
Dv8 offers invaluable opportunities
to young people interested in
our burgeoning local creative
and media sectors - benefitting
young people, our international
reputation for excellence in this
area, and the city’s local economy.
For more information about DV8,
go to www.dv8sussex.com
This time of year brings out the best in
Brighton and Hove, and gives us the chance
to get outside. In fact there is so much on
in the next few months that you’d best get
out your planner and start booking dates
now! Whatever your cultural poison there is
something for you, Shakespeare, sandwiches by the sea or
even a swig of scrumpy. Enjoy it while it lasts!
WELCOME TO
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LETTINGS UPDATE
The market is continuing to remain strong while first time
buyers struggle to obtain mortgages, the average length
of tenancy is now at 20 months due to the rental property
shortage. If investing in property please ensure you use
a regulated agent (ARLA, RICS or TPOS) to ensure a
high standard of service, Client Money Protection and a
complaints procedure. www.psandb.co.uk
Gareth Becker: [email protected]
Henry VI- Harry The Sixth
Brighton & Hove
Food & Drink Festival
Wed 17th - Sat 20th July,
Theatre Royal
Straight from Shakespeare’s Globe
theatre, the story follows the life of
the young king and the widening
cracks between the houses of
Lancaster and York. Only a victory
against the French can restore the
Kingdom’s honour. These three plays
are stand alone, but to be performed
by one cast, under one roof on one
day? Sublime. atgtickets.com
Thurs 5th - Sun 15th Sept,
Various Locations
This is the biggest foodies’ festival
in the south of England, and an
absolute must visit for anyone
who considers themself a culinary
junky. A veritable smorgasbord of
events will be served across the city
including the Big Sussex fruit and veg
market, an outdoor beer and cider
festival and a punk wine tasting!
brightonfoodfestival.com
London To Brighton
Cycle Ride
The Levellers
Fri 19th July, Brighton Dome
Sun 8th Sept Madeira Drive
Fancy a challenge this summer? No
I don’t mean trying to make that
beer can tower reach the ceiling! Join
thousands on the A23 and brave the
fearsome Ditching Beacon, that’s after
the 50 odd miles from London
of course. The ride has raised over
£40 million for charities like the
British Heart Foundation over the last
33 years. londonbrightoncycle.co.uk
This is the final stop on the UK leg of
their tour. Do I need to remind anyone
that the Levellers are from Brighton?
Still putting out singles nearly
25 years after their first, this tour
comes on the back of their album,
Static on the Airwaves, released last
year. Get your tickets for this now; it
isn’t so far from home. levellers.co.uk
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Scouting For Girls
Paul Merton’s Impro Chums
Fri 9th Aug, Brighton Racecourse
Million-selling British pop band
Scouting For Girls close the August
Racing Festival on Fri 9th Aug. The
intimate live concert will take place
after racing at the fantastic racecourse
settings. Concert goers can enjoy
racing before the winners of 4 Brit
Awards, 2 Ivor Novello nominations
and 4 Top 10 singles perform as part of
their ticket price. See website for more
details. brighton-racecourse.co.uk
Fri 18th Oct, Brighton Dome
Nothing provokes a belly-laugh from
me like a good improv show, and
one featuring Have I Got News For
You stalwart Paul Merton is far too
good to miss. He brings with him a
seasoned team of comedy veterans,
prepped to create a show in front of
your very eyes, all based on audience
suggestions. You’ll laugh till you’re sore.
brightondome.org
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People’s Day 2013
It’s a mad old month June particularly if it’s hot
and sunny. We’re recovering from the delightful
madness of The Great Escape and Brighton
Festival but the Fringe still beckons us in for the
first couple of days of the month before bowing
out for another year. What to offer you?
A broad swathe of delights meandering through our streets
and venues is my answer. Also don’t forget Fathers’ Day!
Sat 15th, Brighton City Centre
This city-wide event aimed at
“bringing the city’s communities
together” is set to be as huge and
vibrant as last year’s celebration.
With music performances, food
stalls, a country fayre and 10 ‘zones’
with activities for everyone from
toddlers and kids to the seniors,
there is no excuse to not come down
and remind yourself why this city
is so great! 11am-5pm.
brighton-hove.gov.uk/peoplesday
Kairen Kemp: [email protected]
Post-Roast Comedy Previews
Father’s Day at The Dogs
Every Sunday, TOM
Returning to TOM for a second year
of new, early-evening comedy. The
country’s finest comedy talents
performing their ‘perfect hour’ ahead
of August’s crucial Edinburgh Comedy
Festival.Two fantastically hilarious
full-length shows in one, running on
Sunday afternoons through June and
July. As your late-afternoon dinner
settles and Monday looms, join us
at TOM’s Bar for two brand new
early-evening comedy previews.
theoldmarket.com
Sun 16th, Coral Brighton & Hove
Greyhound Stadium
Take the family to ‘the dogs’ on
Father’s Day and enjoy a three
course meal from the stunning
glass fronted restaurant, whilst
enjoying all the action of 12
thrilling greyhound races! 3 courses,
admission and race card £19.50 per
adult & £9.50 per child. Surprise
Dad with a message inside the race
card or a named race from £20.
brightonandhovegreyhoundstadium.co.uk
Aegon International Tennis
Dave (In Me) McPherson
Solo Show + Gazz Marlow
Sat 15th - Sat 22nd,
Devonshire Park, Eastbourne
Once again thousands of spectators
are welcomed across the week, this
summer, with its intimate feel and
beautiful setting just minutes from
the beach. Some of the world’s top
male and female tennis players hone
their skills ahead of Wimbledon.
As the event grows in stature the
honours board here is a real who’s
who of world tennis over the past four
decades. aegoninternational.co.uk
Mon 10th, The Prince Albert
He started acoustic solo gigs in
2007. 2012 he played 200+ shows.
2013 must be the busiest year
of McPherson’s career. First ‘The
Good People Movement: 365’ – the
mammoth task of writing and
recording a song every day of the
year. Alongside this he’s releasing
his second solo album Dremoirs. In
Me band-pal Gazz Marlow supports.
facebook: davemcphersonmusic
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Eco Technology Show 2013
TRAUMFRAU
Fri 14th & Sat 15th, Brighton Centre
A two day exhibition which attempts
to explain the benefits, both
domestically and commercially, of
more eco-friendly technology and
how it could affect your life. This
Green bonanza will be hosting over
80 free workshops and talks, offering
incentives from ways to save money
at home to first looks into the future
of greener technology and travel.
ecotechnologyshow.co.uk
Fri 28th, The Loft, 10 Ship Street
Brighton’s queer dancefloor for the
unusual crowd. Tucked away from the
shiny gay scene is a fun DIY arty and
quirky queer night. An intellectual
dancefloor for unusual homos. Great
music, live acts, in loco making of DIY
crafts arts and zines. You want to be
there. Really. 9pm-3am. Check out
the facebook page to discover their
monthly fancydress(code) and special
guest. Facebook: TraumfrauBrighton
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fashion shows at St Bartholomew’s
Church, Brighton.
Brighton & Hove’s annual one day free festival
People’s Day, (www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/
peoplesday), is taking place on Saturday
15 June, from 11am to 5pm, in the heart of
the city’s cultural quarter: across New Road,
Jubilee Street and Jubilee Square, Church
Street, Pelham Street, and within the Corn Exchange, City
College and the Brighthelm Centre.
Council leader, Jason Kitcat, says: “Our
city has a diverse mix of communities
and our free-thinking attitude and spirit
is something to celebrate.
Ruth Allsop: Brighton & Hove Council
City Celebrates Its
People’s Day Power
Men’s Society (GEMS), local female
acapella choir We-Bop, social enterprise
company Able and Willing,Healthwatch
Brighton & Hove, and the Silver Sounds
Samba Band.
Organised by Brighton & Hove City
Council to celebrate the diverse
communities that inhabit the city and
define its inclusive nature, the event
will have activities and entertainment
for all age groups. The programme
of entertainment is spread across ten
different themed zones and features
live music and dance, health and
wellbeing, sport, fashion, crafts, and
an array of global food stalls offering
yummy hot and cold food. Among
the community groups and volunteers
taking part this year are the Gay Elderly
As well as uncovering some of the
city’s amazing stories, art and culture,
there will be opportunities to take
part in a wealth of activities from
African drumming to Chinese brush
painting, street dance, hoola hooping
and juggling. City College will bring a
spot of nostalgia to the North Laine by
hosting a country fayre complete with
hay bales, Morris dancing and a mini
farm while other highlights of the day
include up-and-coming local band, High
Tyde, talented Arabic-style belly dancer,
Morgana and vocal performances from
the Actually Gay Men’s Chorus.
commercial property, renewable
energy, the Green Deal, domestic
energy and efficiency, and smarter
transport and waste.
The Eco Open Houses event (www.
ecoopenhouses.org) which allows the
public free access into eco homes over
two weekends - 15th -16th and 21st
- 22nd June – will give an insight into
how eco initiatives work in practice to
save energy and money.
And Brighton Fashion Week (www.
brightonfashionweek.com) from
13th -16th June - will showcase local
designers’ creations with a myriad of
themes, from sustainable fashion to
wickedly wild costume, in a series of
“Last year’s People’s Day was a great
success and we’re hoping to get even
more people to join in and enjoy the
great array of food and entertainment
on offer. The fact that there are so
many other events taking place over
the same weekend is not untypical for
Brighton but gives even more of an
incentive to get out and about and be
reminded of why the city is such an
interesting and inspiring place to be.”
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People’s Day 2013 is funded by the
council and supported by partners
including: Guide2Brighton.com,
Micarmo Portuguese Food & Drink,
Joogleberry Acts, Vision Brothers
Productions Ltd, Brighton Fashion Week,
The Eco Technology Show, City College
Brighton & Hove, Peyton Events, and
The Ethical Property Company Limited.
The Eco Technology Show opens from
9am-5pm on Friday 14 and from 10am5pm on Saturday 15 June. Tickets are £5
and children under 16 go free
Last year, People’s Day attracted
around 15,000 visitors and this year
numbers are expected to be further
boosted as the event is one of several
taking place in the city, over the
same weekend, which the council
is supporting.
The Eco Technology Show (www.
ecotechnologyshow.co.uk) is at the
Brighton Centre from 14th - 15th June
and will serve as the Eco Zone on
People’s Day, showcasing low carbon
products and services, self-build and
renovation, transport and technology.
Attendees will be able to choose from
60 workshops and talks covering
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Regency Colour & Beyond,
1785-1835
In a month full of charity and communal
bonding, June appears to be Brighton’s
unofficial Community Month. Alongside the
charitable vibes and summer activities, art
project exhibitions ‘The Blue Route’ at Fabrica
and ‘Into The Blue’ at Hove Museum as well
as torrents of great events at the Theatre Royal including
musical masterpiece ‘Three Phantoms’. For the sake of the
naked bike riders, let’s hope this good weather keeps up!
Sat 15th June – Sun 13th October,
Royal Pavilion
Exploring interior decoration used by
George IV, this collection of Regency
period artwork is sure to astonish.
Featuring charts, books and wallpaper
fragments from the 18th and 19th
centuries, both history and art lovers
will be thrilled by this exhibition. Also
on show are Regency era paint boxes.
and information on how the vibrant
pigments were achieved.
brighton-hove-rpml.org.uk
Andrew Kilpatrick: [email protected]
Something, elsewhere
Being Tommy Cooper
Tues 4th - Sun 9th, Gallery 40
Mon 17th, Theatre Royal
1954. a small Vegas hotel room the
up-and-coming Tommy Cooper faces
the prospect of his first big failure. He
finds an offer on the table and a drink
in his hand. Powerful, provocative,
painfully funny and true, Tom Green’s
astonishing play , starring Damian
Williams, finds both the brilliance in
Britain’s most famous comic whilst
exploring the pressures and loneliness
of fame. atgtickets.com
This is the second year that Tim Patrick
will be showing at Gallery 40. Last
year’s show was a triumph so do go
Something, elsewhere. He will be
exhibiting a body of new paintings
and drawings made since the last
exhibition. This is to coincide with his
paintings at the Graduate Show at
Brighton University, which runs from
the 1st-12th of June. timpatrick.co.uk
Shaolin Warriors:
Return Of The Master
Reginald D. Hunter In The Midst Of Crackers
Wed 19th, Brighton Theatre Royal
Perfect for a mid-week family treat.
Returning to the UK in preparation
for their world tour, the theatrical
Kung Fu troupe Shaolin Warriors
bring another visually stunning and
athletically demanding show to
Brighton. Featuring twenty-two highly
trained professionals performing
a vigorously choreographed visual
assault, the Shaolin Warriors have
been stunning families and adults
alike all over the world. atgtickets.com
Sat 8th, Brighton Dome
The risqué and often extremely
poignant black comedian Reginald
D. Hunter visits Brighton this
month. Often praised highly for his
provocatively accurate observations
on white British culture and the male
quest for female company, Hunter has
become a panel show and stand-up
favourite in the UK. Offensively precise
and self-reflective; a must for any fan
of stand-up! brightondome.org
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Brighton’s Naked Bike Ride
Jam Tarts Choir: Tart Attack!
Sun 9th, Preston Park
Now in its eighth year, Brighton’s
Naked Bike Ride has become a hotbed
for the charitable adventurous.
Included in the event, one aimed at
promoting road bike safety as well as
greener travel, is a naked lunch and
naturist beach outing. Being the final
of the four Southern naked bike rides,
expect a big turn out if the weather is
right! wiki.worldnakedbikeride.org
Fri 21st & Sat 22nd, The Old Market
Brighton’s very own 50-piece indie
popchoir graces The Old Market this
month in aid of the charity Jail Guitar
Doors, a charity which aims to provide
music workshops for prisoners as a
means to aid rehabilitation. Singing
alternative classics from The Smiths,
Nirvana and Tom Waits among others,
this spirited choir are a must see.
theoldmarket.com/tart-attack
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1st June: Brighton Festival & Fringe
See www.brightonfestival.org &
www.brightonfringe.org for details
bees mouth
Tuesdays: Life Drawing 7.30pm
black rock
To October: Brighton Sand Sculpture
Festival
brighton centre
1st & 2nd: Eddie Izzard: Force
Majeure 6.30pm £35
14th-15th: Eco Technology Show
9am £5
brighton dome
8th: Reginald D Hunter: In The Midst
of Crackers
15th: Streetfunk Presents Straight Up
‘13 6pm £10
16th: Comedy Benefit 8pm £20/15
brighton railway st
To August: Fotodevelopment
Exhibition £f
brighton seafront
14th: Martlets Midnight Walk
brunswick
Mondays: Harmonessence 7.45pm £tbc
Wednesdays: Instant Theatre 7pm
5th & 11th: Archway Choir 12.30pm &
7.30pm £tbc
6th,13th, 18th & 25th: Baby Zumba
11am £tbc
6th: Charity Pub Quiz 8pm £3
brunswick sq gdns
30th: Brunswick Town Art Fair
caroline of brunswick
3rd: Movie Bar 7.30pm
4th: Giraffe Comedy Club 7.30pm £3
9th: Express Yourself 5pm £f
10th: Lucy Beaumont 7.30pm £5
11th: Skeptics In The Pub 8pm £2
brighton marina
12th: Funnyhaha 8pm £5
2nd: Urban Dance Day 11am - 5pm
13th: David Trent: This Is All I Have
7.30pm £5
brighton museum
14th: Funny Girls 8pm £5/4
To 18th Jan 2014: Chilled To The Bone: 15th & 23rd: Clara Bow’s Premiere
Ice Age Sussex £f
Prohibition Party 8pm £3
To 8th Sept: Jeff Koons Artist Rooms
17th: Lucy Porter: Northern Soul
On Tour
7.30pm £7
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18th: Michael Fabbri & Joey Page
7.30pm £5
19th: James Acaster: Lawnmower
7.30pm £5
20th: Carl Donnelly: Now That’s What
I Carl Donnelly! 7.30pm £5
24th: Seann Walsh: The Lie-In King
7.30pm £10
25th: Matt Forde: The Political Party
7.30pm £5
26th: Art & Chat 7.30pm £f
27th: Carey Marx and Flange
Krammer 7.30pm £5
28th: Casual Violence Have Friends
7.30pm £5
chequers
6th: Mouth Leak Comedy with Fraser
Geesin 7.30pm £f
churchill square
9th: Urban Dance Day 11am - 5pm
city centre
9th: Naked Bike Ride
15th: Peoples Day
dukes @ komedia
14th: Man of Steel Premiere After
Party 11pm £5/6
emporium
1st: Qua Qua Qua 7pm £13.50
Speakeasy Three 10.30pm £6
4th-6th: Shylock 7.30pm £13.50
gallery 40
4th-9th: Something, elsewhere
10.30am £f
hotel pelirocco
23rd: Sylvie Simmons At Ace Stories
6pm £5
hove lagoon
11th: Sponsored Walk
hove lawns
To 2nd: No Fit State Circus
30th: Capital To Coast Bike Ride
hove park
7th: Hove Park Youth Cycle Races
9th: Hove Park Races
14th: Brighton Mitre CC
29th: Big Fun Run Brighton
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hove promenade
12th: Pebble Dash
komedia
2nd: Bent Double 7.30pm
£10.50/8.50/5 The Modernists by Jeff
Noon 7.30pm £14/12
4th: Mark Thomas – 100 Acts of Minor
Dessent 9pm £10/8
6th: Hammer & Tongue 7.30pm £5
13th: The Noise Next Door: Boys On
Tour 8pm £12/10 So You Think You’re
Funny? 8pm £6
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27th: Comic Boom 8pm £9/7/5
25th: Magnet Speed Dating 28-45
Years 8pm £20
29th: Funny Women: Brighton Nights
7.30pm £10/8
Fosters Krater Comedy Club
1st: Ben Norris, Mark Nelson,
Matthew Osborn, MC Stephen Grant.
6th -9th: Sean McLoughlin (Thu),
Ahir Shah (Thu), Lindsay Sharman
(Thu), Roger Monkhouse (Thu), John
Moloney (Sat+Sun), The Noise Next
Door (Sat), Ian Stone (Fri), Jarred
Christmas (Sun),Sam Avery (Fri & Sat),
Paul Myrehaug (Sun), Phil Wang (Sun),
Joe Bor (Sun), MC Stephen Grant.
14th-16th: Jeff Innocent (Sat+Sun),
Addy Van Der Borgh (Fri), Jimmy
McGhie (Sat+Sun), Mark Maier
(Fri+Sat), Lucy Beaumont (Sun),
Joe Wells (Sun), MC Andrew Stanley.
20th & 24th: Ste Porter (Thu), Neil
McFarlane (Thu), David Jordan (Thu),
Tony Law (Thu), MC James Redmond
(Thu), Rob Heeney (Fri+Sat), Markus
Birdman (Fri), Sean Meo (Sat+Sun),
Daliso Chaponda (Sat+Sun), James
Alderson (Sun), Peter White (Sun),
MC Rob Heeney (fri),
MC Stephen Grant (Sat+Sun)
28th-30th: Roger Monkhouse
(Sat+Sun), Craig Murray (Sat+Sun),
Carly Smallman (Fri), Jessica Fostekew
(Sat), Ryan Cull (Sunday), Kiri Pritchard
Mclean (Sun), Wes Packer (Sun),
MC Stephen Grant (Fri), MC Paul Thorne
(Sat) MC Rich Wilson (Sun).
Fri 8pm £25.50(meal deal)
£16.50/£13.50
Sat 7pm £29(meal deal)/£22
Sat 10.30pm £13.50
(meal deal) £10/£9/£5
Sun 8pm £21 (meal deal) £12/£9/£5
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Wednesdays: Tango Boot Camp £8-3
4th: Action For Happiness 8pm £f
11th: Charity Chuckle 8pm £8/5
13th: Catalyst Club 8pm £5
18th: Cafe Scientifique 8pm £f
30th: Brighton Twisted Market
12pm £5
madiera drive
2nd: Mini Run
16th: London to Brighton Bike Ride
marlborough theatre
3rd: Magic & Mentalism 7.30pm £5/3
6th-8th: Pygmalion 7.30pm
£8.50/6.50
9th: Book Of Spells: A Love Story
7.30pm £8.50/6.50
new venture theatre
22nd To 29th: The Lover & Celebration
7.45pm, 2.30pm (23rd) £10/9/7
oval park saltdean
1st: Saltdean Lido Summer Fun Day
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phoenix gallery
To 9th June: An Exhibition of Artists’
Books Weds - Sat 11am - 5pm £f
preston park
22nd: Take Part Sports Festival
25th: Big Toddle
proud cabaret
Thursdays: 50 Shades of Cabaret
7pm £24
1st, 22nd & 29th: Le Chat Noir
8.30pm £49
7th: Blitz 8pm £34
21st: Speakeasy 7.45pm £34
the quadrant
Saturdays: The Laughing Horse Big
Saturday Night Comedy Show
8.30pm £7/6
17th: iOpen Spoken Word 7.30pm £f
19th: Did I Mention The Free Wine?
8pm £20
21st - 22nd: Tart Attack! 7.30pm
£8.50/6.50
26th: Craftaganza Live 7.30pm £f
purple playhouse
1st & 2nd June: Return To Venice
5pm (Tues - Sun) 8pm (Weds - Sat)
£12.50/10/8
victoria gardens
1st: Ladyboys of Bangkok 7pm &
9pm, 4.30pm (Sun, 25th, 26th & 1st
June) £14+
waterhall playing fields
8th & 9th: Brighton Sevens Sporting
Event
queens park
30th: Bear Picnic In The Park
rottingdean green
15th: Rottingdean Lions Fayre
royal pavilion
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15th June - 13th Oct: Regency Colour
and Beyond, 1785-1835
saltdean lido
1st: Summer Funday
st annes wells gdns
1st & 2nd: A Midsummer Nights
Dream
stanmer park
2nd: Sussex Festival of Nature
9th: Concours D’ Elegance
29th & 30th: Race For Life
sussex cricket ground
15th: Cliff Richard
st luke’s church
8th: Sandy Dillon & Friends Present
‘Shipwrecked’ 6pm £9
14th: The Piano Sonata: Romantic
and Modern 7.30pm £7/5/3
23rd: An evening With The Famous
Spike Wells Jazz Trio 7.30pm £7/5/3
28th: The Ireland Trio: Music From
Our Back Yards 7.30pm £7/5/3
theatre royal
1st: Less Than Kind 7.45pm £10-29.50
10th - 15th: Beautiful Thing 7.30pm
£10-27
15th: Jonathan Harvey 6pm £8.50
21st: Thank You For The Music
7.45pm £8.50
24th to 29th: The Pitmen Painters
7.30pm £17.50-23
the old market
5th: Paul Morley In Conversation
7.30pm £10
6th: Laughtermarket 8pm £4
9th & 30th: Post Roast Comedy
Previews 4pm £6
11th - 15th: Cats 7.30pm £8 - 15
16th: iTopia 7pm £12/10
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The Eco Technology Show, a ‘must attend’
event for anyone interested in the latest eco
technologies, energy efficiency and saving
money, returns to Brighton on the 14th
and 15th of June to the Brighton Centre. An
energy-packed event including self-build and
renovation, energy, transport and technology.
The Eco Technology will span three exciting exploration
zones encompassing Eco Build, Renewable Energy, Home,
and Office, Transport, and Technology zones.
FACEBOOK:
LISTINGS:
info & tickets: 01273 957 726
www.ecotechnologyshow.co.uk
[email protected]
Tickets also on the door on the day
Billy Mauseth: [email protected]
Workshops & Talks
Smart Business Conference
Over 70 practical workshops and talks
over the two days. Covering Energy
Efficiency & Retrofit, Renewable
Energy, Transport & Waste. Topics
include ‘Householders – demystifying
the Green Deal, ‘energy saving
solutions, how long to payback?’,
‘Benefits of retrofitting a Victorian
house’, ‘Energy: what are the latest
incentives & how to benefit’, ‘Smarter
driving: save money on vehicle
running costs’ and ‘the wonderful
world of waste’.
On Friday 14th June, the topic
‘Innovation & sustainable growth for
future cities and business’. Delegates
include public sector and business
leaders from across the UK. Speakers
include the Technology Strategy
Board, Future Cities Demonstrator
winner Glasgow City Council, Future
Cities finalist Peterborough City
Council plus Milton Keynes City
Council & Brighton & Hove City
Council.Business speakers in the
afternoon include Kingfisher, BT,
Ambiental and Ikea.
Transport Zone
Build, Energy & Home Zone
Build, design, energy, waste products
and services including Architects,
Recycling & Waste t, Building
supplies, Project management, LED
lighting, Green Roofs, Ventilation
& Insulation, Water saving, Micro
irrigation and Rainwater harvesting.
Renewable Energies including wood
burning stoves, biomass boilers, wind
power, solar, Ground and air source
heat pumps, Energy assessments
and thermal panels Home & Office
including Energy efficient computers,
fittings, Eco Gadgets and Art.
The Eco Technology Show will include
some of the latest vehicles to be
brought to the UK market including
Vauxhall’s Ampera electric car named
2012 European Car of the Year and
concept HydroGen4 fuel cell vehicle,
Citroën’s DS5, the World’s first diesel
Hybrid vehicle, a 99g emission Citroën
DS3, a full electric Berlingo van and
Zaha Hadid’s Hydrogen Z-car with speed
adjusted wheelbase plus lots more!
Advisory Hub
Meet with one of our expert advisors
for a free advice? Advisors will
be providing one to one advice
throughout the day. Advisors include
representatives from DECC, UKTI,
Business Support Kent, The Energy
Saving Trust, RICS, Micropower
Council, CIAT, Carbon Leapfrog and
Brighton & Hove Local Planning. To
book a session, please come to the
Advisory Hub. Sessions will be booked
on a first come first served basis.
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ecotechnology
ecotechnology
ecotechnology
Education,Technology &
Innovation Zone
Education providers, new innovations,
and technology products including
information on Renewables, Green
Deal & other incentives, Self-Build,
Building Control, Design and Energy
Assessment, Financing, Planning,
Technology including smart controls,
energy efficient computers and the
latest innovations from across all
the zone and show exclusive - VOLT
launches “V-Wave” the latest in electric
bike, an infrared heating film for floor
heating and a new product in UK.
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North Laine Falafel Co.
With a number of new places opening over
the last couple of months thought we should
do a quick round up in order you are all up to
date with where’s good to eat. Plus we have
our favourites to go from Siam Siam in Preston
Street and Leonardo’s in Hove. My monthly
guilty pleasure, currently in Marks & Spencer, is ‘Luxury Scotch
Eggs’, pop in the oven 12 mins … heaven.
21 Gardner Street, 01273 696289
www.fil-fil.co.uk
A welcome addition to the North
Laines. I popped in over the Great
Escape with Steve from Shakedown.
Family run and busy; word is
out about this place. I went for
the ‘Festival Special’ - all fresh
ingredients and the infamous ‘secret
recipe’ Falafels into a circular pitta
bread filled with fresh salads and
sauces. Perfect for a healthy lunch.
Justin Williams: [email protected]
Buddies
Greco Taverna
46-48 Kings Road, 01273 323600
135 King’s Road, Brighton. 01273 321888.
Greco-Taverna
Mon-Sun 8pm-10.30pm
A wonderful new Greek Taverna on Brighton seafront with friendly service and
spectacular traditional dishes. Also serving the best Gyros in town.
www.buddies24hour.net
On the seafront this exclusive 24hr
licensed restaurant serves more than
just late night breakfasts; they also
Leonardo Restaurant
specialise in locally sourced fish,
seafoods and meats . Try the seafood
55 Church Road, Hove. 01273 328888
www.leonardo-restaurant.co.uk
leonardorestaurant
Mon-Sun 12 noon-11pm.
Still surprising diners after 17 years with its strict code of using
the freshest ingredients and authentic recipes from Italy. With
the occasional modern twist Leonardo’s is the ideal restaurant
to enjoy a romantic dinner, birthday celebration or just to have
meal when you don’t wish to cook.
platter with tuna, sea bass, king
prawns, salmon, cod, haddock, plaice,
mussels, calamari and scampi.
1 person £19.95 / 2 persons £39.95
Burger Brothers
97 North Road, 01273 706980
burgerbrothersbrighton
Located near What’s On HQ, check
out BB as they have created a stylish
and hygienic environment with bench
seating; perfect for people watching.
“Our Favourite” is a burger with goats
cheese, roasted peppers, honey
mustard and secret sauce…the chips are
something else. Locally sourced beef and
minced on the premises. These guys are
passionate about what they serve.
I Love Thai
14 Matlock, 01273 500511
I Love Thai Brighton
Opened recently by Neil Waugh who
conceptualised and created Drakes
Hotel in the city, has turned his hand
to his passion Thai food. Tucked away
off Dyke Road, but they do take
away so hurrah!. Try the Gaeng Pet,
which is red curry and duck, the meat
was tender and the flavours were
balanced. Give them a call.
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Siam Siam
73-74 Preston St. Brighton. 01273 757424.
www.siamsiambrighton.co.uk
@SiamSiam73
Tues-Sun 12 noon-11pm
Siam Siam Thai restaurant is a true family run restaurant
located on Preston Street, a popular area of Brighton
for diners. After many requests from our customers at
Mair Kim’s Thai Takeaway in Hove we have opened our
restaurant serving our favorite traditional Thai dishes.
Vegetarian
Take Away
Order Online
Vegan
Delivery
Offers
Childrens Menu
Outdoor Seating
The Pond
Sing-Tong Thai Cuisine
Mon-Sat Evenings
Thai Happy Hour Menu
5pm-8pm
Large Groups
Cards Accepted
All New Sunday Roasts 12-7pm
Dog Friendly
Opening Times
Weds Night Folk Jam 8pm
Lunch Served Daily 12-3pm
To include your business call
01273 731000
49 Gloucester Road, Brighton
T. 01273 621 400
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I’m still on a mission to get our little, medium
and big ‘little darlings’ active of body as well
as mind and I think I’ve hit on a doozie of
a selection this month! Personally I’m set
to find out more about a very special chap
called Dave and sample a chocolate telescope
with my 2 year old companion. What am I going on about?
Read on and you’ll find out …
Justin Williams: [email protected]
Streetfunk
TAKEPART
Various Sussex Venues
More than a dance school…
Streetfunk’s a family! They are
committed to creating a positive
lifestyle where Hip Hop dance is
taught in a fun environment where
discipline, hard work and respect
are paramount. They stand against
lethargy and cultivate passion and
funk in every person. This is very
popular so see the website for details
of weekly classes, workshops and
events for 4 years old to adults.
streetfunk.co.uk
Sun 22nd Jun to Sun 7th July,
Various venues
TAKEPART is a celebration of sports
and physical activities provides
residents, young and old, with 250
many free or low cost opportunities
to have fun and be active in a wide
range of events. The demonstrations,
taster and competitions gives you the
chance to enjoy the many different
activities the city has to offer.
Sign up, join in and have fun!
brighton-hove.gov.uk
Caveman Dave Early Years Workshop
Tues 4th, Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
Meet Caveman Dave. He may be
smelly, but he’s brave, Caveman
Dave is all the rave! He’s the bravest
caveperson around. Or is he? Nick
Sharrattt’s literary hero is a delight. As
well as a story the Early Years sessions
for 2-5 year olds include related art
activities, a museum expedition and
handling some museum objects.
brighton-hove-pavilion.org.uk
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Brighton Stormers
Tiggle’s Chocolate Telescope
Saturdays, King Alfred Leisure Centre
Brighton Stormers are an established
inline skater hockey club with
members from across Sussex who
offer recreational sessions for
beginners of all ages. Stormers have
teams competing at league level
across all age groups from 6 years old
to senior and veteran. Players have
to wear protective body armour, so
are fully protected. Just bring your
own skates and they provide the rest!
brightonstormers.co.uk
Sat 29th 11am, Waterstones,
71-74 North Street
Escape into a book. Story-time at
Waterstone’s usually followed by arts
and crafts activities, and occasionally
authors are there for book signings.
Every Saturday, this is a FREE event.
Anyone under the age of 10 is
welcome to come and read with the
team, get a bit messy with an art
task and generally have a proper
good time! waterstones.com
Film Making Masterclass
Sat 29th, Brighton Museum
We love using our phone to capture
a special and fun moment. With
sessions throughout the day for
kids from 8 years old through to 18
years this is a great and exciting
opportunity to make ‘movies’.
Attendees learn how to go from
script to screen using a phone,with
Silverbox Multimedia. You can buy the
tickets in advance online or phone.
brighton-hove-rpml.org.uk
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LISTINGS:
After Earth
We recently lost a true pioneer, icon and
genius of special effects in the form of Ray
Harryhausen. His astounding achievements
in stop motion animation have inspired
countless generations from his work on
‘Mighty Joe Young’ in 1949 through to his
last film ‘Clash Of The Titans’ (1981). His
wonderful body of work still continues to dazzle, even in
the digital age and we will never see his like again.
5th, In Cinemas
Will and Jayden Smith star as father
and son space explorers who crash
land on our planet a thousand years
after humanity’s escape. It seems
that director M. Night Shyamalan has
finally given up trying to shock us in
the last reel as the trailer gives the
game away but it’s quite possibly a
double bluff and there’s more here
than initially meets the eye.
Martin Lampitt: [email protected]
The Company You Keep
7th, In Cinemas
Civil rights lawyer and single
father, Jim Grant (Robert
Redford), finds that his life in
the sleepy suburbs of Albany,
New York is turned upside
down when a local newspaper
reporter (Shia LeBeouf) exposes
his true identity as one of the
FBI’s most wanted. As a result
he is forced to go on the run
after thirty years in hiding.
Redford directs as well as stars
in this tale of how ideals and
priorities change with age and
has assembled a top notch
cast that’s worth the price
of admission alone. Susan
Sarandon, Nick Nolte, Stanley
Tucci, Julie Christie and Brendan
Gleason all turn in excellent
performances but the film never
seems to be more than the sum
of its parts. Redford proves why
he still deserves his iconic status
as an actor but what could have
been ‘The Fugitive’ instead
becomes ‘All the Presidents
Men’ without the intrigue. The
film moves at such a sedate
pace that each revelation falls by
the wayside and I found myself
not particularly caring about
anyone’s fate by the end. I was
particularly looking forward
to this film but, once you strip
away the great performances
from some living legends, found
all that you are left with is an
overlong thriller that is not
particularly thrilling, which is a
great shame.
filmclub
filmclub
filmclub
The Elephant Man:
A Special Event
9th, Dukes at Komedia
David Lynch’s 1980 masterpiece,
starring John Hurt and Anthony Hopkins,
is one of the most moving stories ever
committed to celluloid and today it gets
a rare big screen outing. Alongside the
film there are on-stage interviews with
renowned make up artist Christopher
Tucker and Simon Treves, the greatgreat nephew of the man who looked
after the real John Merrick.
Man of Steel
14th, In Cinemas
After the nostalgia fest of ‘Superman
Returns’, director Zack (‘Watchmen’)
Snyder has decided to approach this
as if this is the Kryptonian’s cinematic
debut. Henry (‘The Tudors’) Cavill dons
the tights alongside Amy Adams as
Lois Lane and the superbly menacing
Michael Shannon as General Zod. With
Christopher Nolan as producer this
could finally be the Superman film the
fans have been waiting for.
World War Z
21st, In Cinemas
Brad Pitt stars in this adaptation of
Max Brooks’ 2006 post apocalyptic
horror novel from director Marc
Forster. With a big name attached and
the fact that Forster is no stranger to
delivering blockbusters (‘Quantum of
Solace’) this should be epic enough to
attract a crowd. Reports are, though,
that it needs to take $400 million at
the box office just to break even.
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Following Albion’s highest league finish for almost 30
years the Seagulls look forward to another Championship
campaign ahead of season 2013/14. To be a part of
Albion’s next Championship campaign, supporters can
purchase a season ticket now by visiting the ‘Tickets’
section of www.seagulls.co.uk. Remember that if you are
an Albion fan or just a visitor to the city there is plenty to
do at the Amex Stadium on a non-matchday, including
visiting Dick’s Bar, taking a tour of the home of Brighton & Hove Albion or
booking a Sunday lunch in one of the stunning hospitality lounges.
Check out www.seagulls.co.uk for more information.
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Paul Rogers, Head of Commercial Services
A Sunday treat at the Amex
Sunday may not be a traditional day
for Albion fans to visit the Amex but,
with Sunday roasts on offer in the
stunning West Stand, the stadium
has the perfect venue for a lunchtime
meal in the unique setting. The West
Stand opens to the public every
Sunday from 12pm for roast lunches,
offering diners a two-course meal
while overlooking the Amex pitch.
Amex Stadium Tours
To book a table or for more
information please email restaurant@
bhafc.co.uk or call 01273 878282
Complimentary on-site parking is
available, alternatively diners can
take full advantage of the convenient
public transport services if they prefer.
TO MAKE A BOOKING PLEASE CALL 01273 878282
former chairman Dick Knight.
Public tours run on Mondays (3pm &
6pm), Thursdays (10am, 1pm, 3pm &
6pm) and Sundays (12pm & 3pm) and
last approximately two hours. There
is a maximum of 15 people on each
Tours Commence From The West
tour. Prices are £10 for adults, £5 for
Stand Reception & Incorporate:
over-65s and under-18s.
• Hospitality lounges
• Art displays in the North, East, West Bookings & Enquiries Should Be
Made By Either:
upper and West lower concourses
•Online at:
• Trophy room and directors’ lounge
www.seagulls.talent-sport.co.uk
• Changing complex and press lounge
• Visiting the ticket office at Queens
• Dug outs
Road or the Amex
The tour ends with a stop-off at Dick’s
• Via the customer services team
Bar and coffee shop for a chance to
on 0845 8730251 or email
grab a drink and snack whilst viewing
[email protected]
artwork which pays tribute to Albion’s
Take some time out to visit the
truly spectacular American Express
Community Stadium, home of
Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club.
Season tickets are now on general sale from the Albion ticket offices. Take advantage of
our incredible INTEREST FREE DIRECT DEBIT OPTIONS and spread the cost of your tickets
over 10 monthly instalments. Call the ticketline or visit the website for more information.
Ticketline
or visit
0844 327 1901
www.seagulls.talent-sport.co.uk
Season tickets also available at the Amex ticket office or from the Seagulls Store in Queens Road, Brighton
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Fountain Head
We all know the feeling…the sun has just
started to peek through the clouds, so there’s
only one thing for it – shorts and sunglasses
on, shoes off, and a quick dash to the nearest
beer garden. But with most of the year spent
in offices or in the dark, where are the best
outdoor areas to sup a pint on our beautiful coast? Here’s a
rundown of those hidden gems…
102 North Road, 01273 628091
If you’re yearning for an awning
– sorry, terrible para-rhyme there –
then you could do much worse than
the Fountain Head. With a gorgeous
interior, the fact that an attractive
outside area is on hand is just an
added bonus to an already wonderful
establishment. Popular with a diverse
range of drinkers and thinkers, you’ll
find yourself at home here whatever
your poison. drinkinbrighton.co.uk
Tom Doyle: [email protected]
The Hobgoblin
Sidewinder
31 York Place, 01273 682933
Don’t let the name fool you as The
Hobgoblin has a history of putting on
some of the best punk shows known
to our fair town – but don’t be fooled
into thinking this is simply a dank
place for said goblins to lurk.
There’s a decent-sized pub garden
round the back for fresh air and fun.
That’s music to my ears…
hobgoblinbrighton.co.uk
65 St James’ Street, 01273 679927
Right in the heart of Kemptown,
Sidewinder boasts the lot – great
food, real ales on tap, good DJs,
an open attitude and all with the
wonderful bonus of two – yes, two
– gardens to choose from should the
weather be so inclined. We suggest
you head down one fine weekend for
a Sunday roast and toast the sun on a
job well done. drinkinbrighton.co.uk
Mash Tun
Fortune Of War
1 Church Street, 01273 684951
If you don’t know the Mash Tun by
now, then you need to take a walk
through central Brighton. Right at the
heart of the cultural hub, the outdoor
seating area is perfect for watching
the world (and his dog) stroll by. If
people-watching is your thing, there’s
no better place for an afternoon drink
– and it’s pretty lively in the evenings
too. drinkinbrighton.co.uk
157 King’s Road, 01273 205065
Well, there’s not much beating this is
there? Just head down to the Fortune
Of War on a lazy summers’ day with
your nearest and dearest, to let
the wind and waves take all those
troubles away. It gets cosy as it’s right
on the seafront, and you’ve got to
watch seagulls swooping for crisps,
but it is highly, highly recommended.
drinkinbrighton.co.uk
Western Front
OHSO Social Restaurant
11 Cranbourne St, 01273 725656
Another central location, but this
one’s a real doozy. If you feel your
feet getting a little heavy under the
weight of all that shopping, then rest
your weary trotters in the sun while
everybody mills about in the heat.
There’s often a vintage clothing fair
that goes on as well, so you might
find yourself a bargain while soaking
up the rays. drinkinbrighton.co.uk
250a Kings Road Arches,
01273 746067
If eating and drinking with friends in
the sun while looking out towards the
pier is your kind of thing (and when
isn’t it?!), then OSHO Social may just
be the place for you. The heated
terrace can hold more than 100
people so you’re likely to get a comfortable space to wile away the hours
– just remember the suncream.
ohsosocial.co.uk
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saturdays
Bees Mouth 1st: Normington Street
DJ 9pm £f
Brighton Music Hall Live Music 10am £f
Doctor Brightons Sexy Saturday
9.30pm £f
Duke Of Norfolk 1st: Miss Scarlett
9pm £f
Fiddlers Elbow Saturday Sizzlers
9pm £f
Fishbowl 1st: Gareth Stephens
8th: Whats Wrong With Groovin’?
15th: DJ Abo & Ally Smith
22nd: Calamity Jams
29th: Daddy Marcus 9pm £f
Freemasons Sat Night Disc Spinners
9pm £f
Fortune of War 1st: FIP DJs
8th: Beta Hector 15th: Ben Gc &
Duncan Disorderly 22nd: DJ Scratchy
29th: First Word Records 9pm £f
Fountainhead 2nd: Cider & Pork
Festival £f
Globe Classic and Future House &
Disco DJs 1st: Kinfolk 9pm £f
Hop Poles
1st, 25th & 29th: Arther Shillin
8th & 22nd: Hop To The Beat 10pm £f
Marlborough Cherry Pop
Mash Tun House Party
Mesmerist Juke Joint Jamboree 9pm £f
Mucky Duck 1st: Sizzle ‘n’ Pop!
8th: Unhooked Generation
15th: Ross Never Sleeps 22nd: Fenus
In Vurs 29th: Soul Casserole 9pm £f
North Laine 1st: Chop Source
8th: Soul Casserole 22nd: Unhooked
Generation 29th: Beat Burger 9pm £f
OH SO Social Tell Sid It’s Saturday
9pm £f
Ouch Bar 8th: Tarantino Fancy Dress
Party 8pm £f
Prince Arthur 8th: DJ Machall
21st: DJ Surprise 30th: 80’s Night 8pm £f
Riki Tik Skatadays 9.30pm £f
Smugglers DJs 9pm £f
Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar 1st: Unhooked
Generation 8th: Kaleidoscope
15th: 2003 22nd: All Of Our Friends
29th: Riff Till Yer Stiff 9pm £f
Thomas Kemp 8th: DJ MKNY
15th: DJ Greg Gore 22nd: DJ Lamp’s
Eclectic Chair 29th: DJ Moler 9pm £f
The Victory 1st: Up Against It
8th: Soul Custody DJs
15th: Don Simon 22nd: Rob Taylor
29th: Carnival Collective DJs 9pm £f
The West Hill The Rounder Saturday
Social 9pm £f
Western Front 1st: Culture Front
8th, 22nd & 29th: DJ Dennis Castro
15th: Moochin’ 9pm £f
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fridays
Above Audio Home
The Black Dove 7th: Hot-Tip Hi-Fi
14th: Mo Taters 21st: Chop Source
8pm £f
Chequers 7th: For Those About To
Rock 28th: DJ Sliiiiquo 8pm £f
Doctor Brightons Funky Friday
9.30pm £f
Duke Of Norfolk DJ MC Cashback,
DJ Lamp’s Eclectic Chair, Lady Lola &
Miss Scarlet on rotation 9pm £f
Fishbowl 7th: Keep It Wheel
14th: Jeff Daniels 21st: Cut La Vis
28th: Richie Cox & Sumsuch 9pm £f
Fortune of War Fever 9pm £f
Fountainhead 1st: Cider & Pork
Festival 7th: Soulshyne 9pm
The Globe The Get Down! 9pm £f
Great Eastern 15th: Whiskey
Preachin’ 8pm £f
The Hop Poles Control Alt Delete
10pm £f
Marlborough 7th: Skard For Lyfe
14th: I Love Electro 21st: Queer &
Alternative 28th: A Bit of Rough
Mash Tun House Party
Mucky Duck 7th: Culture Sounds
14th: Gold Chains No Brains
21st: Resident DJs
28th: Hot Tip Hi Fi 8pm £f
Mesmerist Shake, Holla & Roll 9pm £f
North Laine 7th & 21st: Beat Burger
14th: Soul Casserole 28th: Heavy
Action 9pm £f
Prince Albert 7th: Bend Over I’ll Drive
8.30pm £f
The Smugglers Pink Friday 9pm £f
Sidewinder DJs 8pm £f
Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar
7th: Songs For The Deaf
14th: Physics House Party
21st: Dive Slow 28th: Sub Bop 9pm £f
Thomas Kemp 7th: DJ Moler
14th: Hot Tip Hi Fi 21st: DJ Spindo
28th: Hot Tamales 9pm £f
Victory 21st: Soul and Funk Club
9pm £f
Western Front 7th: Unhooked
Generation 28th: DJ Russ Rockwell
9pm £f
Worlds End 21st: Ska Reggae Night
28th: Unity Hi Fi 9pm £f
sundays
Beaufort Sunday Cinema 8pm £f
Blue Man 2nd: Games Night
9th: Movie Night 8pm £f
16th: Quiz Night £1
23rd & 30th: Open Mic 8pm f
Caroline of Brunswick 9th: The
Geekest Link 8.30pm £1
Chequers 16th & 30th: Kings Hi-Fi
7pm £f
Doctor Brightons Hangover Therapy
1pm £f
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Thomas Kemp Sunday Afternoon Jazz
2nd: Bags Groove Jazz Quartet 9th &
16th: Le Duo Jazz
23rd: Lee rainbow Hands
30th: Gio Jazz 8pm £f
Victory Blues Sundays 12pm £f
Thomas Kemp Open Mic 9pm £f
Western Front Hush Hush Acoustic
Night 8pm £f
thursdays
Beaufort Mario Kart Komp 8pm £2
Doctor Brightons Thirsty Thursdays 1pm
Fiddlers Elbow Live Lounge
13th: Brian McNamara
20th: Folk Off sessions 8.30pm £f
Fishbowl Residents Association 10pm
27th: Cut La Vis 10.30pm £f
Fountainhead Student Night 8pm £f
wednesdays
The Globe Hang The DJ 9pm £f
Above Audio Cookin Beats
Mash Tun They Mostly Come At Night
Beaufort Poker Night 8pm £5
Mucky Duck Open Mic/Jam Session
Bees Mouth Open Mic 8.30pm £f
9pm £f
Blue Man 19th: FlexKom
Prince George Souled Out 8pm £f
international business presentation
Brighton Music Hall Live Music 10am £f Riki Tik Big It Up! 9pm £f
Doctor Brightons Cocktail Clinic 1pm
St James Tavern Bacon Fat 9pm £f
Duke Of Norfolk Quiz 9pm £1 per p
Fishbowl Gareth Stephens 10pm £f
6th: Hullabaloo 20th: Riff Til Yer Stiff
J W Lennon’s Tarquin 9pm £f
8pm £f
Marlborough Open Mic
Thomas Kemp Acoustic Sessions
Mash Tun Mash Tun Live
6th: Douzy N Sly 13th: Mark Vis And
Mesmerist Swing Ninjas 9pm £f
His Mobile Piano 8pm £f
North Laine Quiz Kong 8pm £f
Victory Open Mic 8pm £f
The West Hill DJ Lamp’s Eclectic Chair
5th: Muso Pop Quiz 8pm £1
9pm £f
12th & 26th: I Am Arcade 8pm £f
19th: Dumb & Dumber Film Quiz 8pm £1 Worlds End Big Quiz Night 8pm £1
barlife
barlife
mondays
Above Audio TEN
Ancient Mariner Quiz Night 8pm £1
Beaufort Student Night 8pm £f
Bees Mouth Jazz Forum 8.30pm £f
Black Lion Monday Club 9pm £f
Doctor Brightons Medication
Mondays 1pm £f
Duke Of Norfolk 17th: The Duke
Unplugged 9pm £f
Fiddlers Elbow Sham-Rock Open Mic Fiddlers Elbow Check-In Mondays
Night 8.30pm £f
with Super Mega Schwarzennegger
Fishbowl Recovery? 9pm £f
8.30pm £f
Fountainhead Reggae & Roast 12pm £f
Freemasons 2nd: Jazz Machine 7pm £f Mesmerist Flash Mob Jazz 9pm £f
Mucky Duck Quiz On My Face 7pm £1 Prince Arthur Broken Mic 8pm £f
Signalman Pub Quiz 8pm £1 pp
North Laine 2nd & 23rd: DJ Veronica
Thomas Kemp Quiz Night 8.30pm £1
Stephens 30th: Rhythm and Brews
The Victory 17th: Music From A Room
4pm £f
Folk Night 24th: Poetry Night 8pm £f
Northern Lights Northern Light
Sunday DJ 4pm £f
tuesdays
Riki Tik Night Food 9pm £f
Signalman Open Mic 8.15pm £f
Above Audio Cottontail Club
Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar 2nd: deftones
Black Lion Open Mic 9pm £f
Sunday 23rd: Just Radiohead 9pm £f
Caroline of Brunswick Open Mic
8.30pm £f
Doctor Brightons Twisted Tuesdays 1pm
Duke Of Norfolk Open Mic 9pm £f
Fiddler’s Elbow Quizness 8pm £1
Fountainhead Student Night 8pm £f
The Globe Basement Cinema 8pm £f
Mash Tun 4th & 18th: 7 x 7
North Laine Jukebox Jewels 7pm £f
Red Lion General Knowledge/ Music
Quiz 8pm £1
Saint George’s Inn 4th & 18th: Pub
Quiz 8pm £1
Thomas Kemp Poker Night 8.30pm
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Mon 17th, Brighton Dome
Not content with being one of the
nation’s most treasured comedic
actors, Hugh Laurie went and
became the highest-paid TV actor in
American history on House. But that’s
not enough; he’s also rather good
at playing the blues. Laurie will be
touring new album ‘Didn’t It Rain’ –
the talented sod would be annoying
if he wasn’t so damn loveable, and so
damn good. hughlaurieblues.com
Thomas Doyle: [email protected]
Toro Y Moi
The Black Angels
Wed 5th, Concorde 2
Coming back strong with a whole
host of catchy-as-hell tracks from
third album ‘Anything In Return’,
Chaz Bundick continues to exceed
expectations. The American is hard to
pin down in terms of genre – while his
work is fused with healthy dollops of
EDM, there’s pop, Eurobeats, starryeyed pop, funk, soul and whatever
else is needed to make great songs
like ‘Say That.’ toroymoi.blogspot.co.uk
Tues 25th, The Haunt
This Texan psych-rock band is making
all the right noises to all the right
people at the moment, riding a wave
of buzz with their jangling songs of
melodic doom doing strange, strange
things to your brain. This is the type
of music your grandmother warns you
about, but you have to dance with the
devil when his moves are this good.
theblackangels.com
OPM
Fri 7th, Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar
“If I die before I wake…” –those
immortal lines from OPM’s hit single
‘Heaven Is A Halfpipe’ will resonate
with anybody of a certain age, and
the California ska/hip-hop/reggae/
anything else rockers are back to blow
your college socks off at Sticky Mike’s
with new material as well as some
old classics. Some love ‘em, some
hate ‘em, but you’ll all be bouncing.
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Hugh Laurie
Now that the glorious madness of May’s
festival season has passed us by, there’s a
chance to get yourselves away from the crush
and into some truly first-class gigs in June.
I can’t promise you warmth; I can’t promise
you sunshine; but what I can promise you is
my undying love and a guide to some of the best evenings
you’ll have this year. Read on dear followers, read on …
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Ghostpoet
The Moody Blues
Fri 7th, The Haunt
Having seen Ghostpoet live twice, I
can tell you he doesn’t disappoint.
Obaro Ejimiwe’s laid-back delivery
masks the pain and honesty at the
heart of tracks like glorious new
single ‘Meltdown’, and with second
album ‘Some Say I So I Say Light’ set
to put him in the big leagues, catch
him before he’s working alongside
the best and brightest – hell, he
already is. ghostpoet.co.uk
Fri 21st, Brighton Centre
If you like your blues, well, moody,
then you really can’t get much closer
than The Moody Blues. One of the
most successful ever UK acts, the
long-standing rock band have sold
over 55million albums worldwide;
that’s really not bad going, is it?
Prepare to be swept along on a
psychedelic tour de force – and yes,
there will be grown men crying.
moodybluestoday.com
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Devendra Banhart
Fri 28th, The Old Market, Hove
Born in Texas, raised in Venezuela,
and a teen in California –Devandra
Banhart has a fair few influences to
draw on for his seductive ‘freakfolk’ style. The 31-year-old can offer
up perfectly formed classic ditties
such as ‘Mi Negrita’ to lull you into
a sleepy romance, while on the
other lead you astray with the dark,
trippy ‘Foolin’’. You’ve been warned.
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livemusic
1st: Brighton Festival & Fringe See
www.brightonfestival.org &
www.brightonfringe.org for full details
livemusic
saturday 01
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Tracy Sullivan Ancient Mariner 8pm
£f
Lee Scott Newcombe Ensemble Blue
Man 8pm £f
Soul Live Casablanca 10pm
Sienna Band Chequers 8pm £f
The DBs Latest Music Bar 8pm £5
Palmfest The Palmeira 12pm £21
Guardian Alien Prince Albert 7.30pm
£6.50
Vinnie Rose Worlds End 9pm £f
Casa Jams Casablanca 10pm £f/2/1
KRS One Concorde 2 7.30pm £15 +
bf adv
Killer Queen Brighton Centre
The Spirit of Gravity Green Door Store
8pm £5
The Haunt Chapel Club 7pm
Rosco Levee & The Southern Slide
Latest Music Bar 8pm £6/5
King Size Slim Mesmerist 9pm £f
Jetpack Elastic North Laine 8.30pm £f
Dowsing Prince Albert 8pm £5
friday 07
Amy In The Winehouse Brunswick
8pm £6
John Foxx & The Maths Concorde 2
sunday 02
7pm £20 + bf adv
Acoustic Circle Chequers 6pm £f
Pins Green Door Store 7pm £5
Don McMurray’s Stompers Hilton
SlipJam B The Hope 9pm £f
Metropole Hotel £f to diners. 12.30pm The George Kypreos Band Latest
Loose Lips Prince Albert 8pm £4
Music Bar 8pm £8/6
Acoustic Night Worlds End 8.30pm £f The Informers The Neptune 9pm £f
Paper Playground Prince Albert 8pm
monday 03
£4/3
Open Mic Brunswick 7.30pm £f
The Massive Organ Trio Prince Arthur
Lilygreen & Maguire Komedia 7.30pm 9pm £f
£10 adv
Olof Arnalds Unitarian Church 7pm
Acoustic Singer/Songwriter Evening £9.50 / 8.50
Mucky Duck 8pm £f
Carl Simmons Worlds End 9pm £f
Sulk Prince Albert 8pm £5
saturday 08
Harvest Moon Acoustic Night
Shakespeare’s Head 8pm £f
Corcovado Duo Ancient Mariner
Songwriters At TOM TOM 7.30pm £3
8pm £f
Stay Sick Blind Tiger The Baron Four
tuesday 04
9pm £3
Mudhoney Concorde 2 7pm £16 +
Moiety Blue Man 8pm £f
bf adv
Brunswick Brighton Jazz School 1pm
Hillfolk Noir Prince Albert 8pm £8
£5 The Harvest Sessions 7.30pm £6/5
District 3 Live 3eek-out TOM 7pm
£17.50
Tonight Matthew Latest Music Bar
8.30pm £8
wednesday 05
The X Rays Prince Albert 8pm £5
CMP Showcase Brunswick 8pm £tbc
The Mice Worlds End 9pm £f
Soul Live Casablanca 10pm £f/2/1
sunday 09
Toro Y Moi Concorde 2 7pm £10 +
bf adv
Bassey Plays Basie Brunswick 8pm
Dam Maier Latest Music Bar 8pm £tbc £tbc
Della Lupa ‘Of The She Wolf’ Debut
UK Subs The Haunt 7pm £10 + bf
EP Launch Prince Albert 8pm £5 adv
Metropole Hotel £f to diners. 12.30pm
thursday 06
Sallie Ford & The Sound Outside
Language Games Bees Mouth 9pm £f Komedia 8pm £8 adv
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Emma Stevens Chequers 8pm £f
The Spectones North Laine 8.30pm £f
Deadbeat Decendant Prince Albert
8pm £4
sunday 16
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monday 17
Songs For Belltree Latest Music Bar
2pm £3/2 Brighton Calling 6pm £5
Splatch North Laine 8.30pm £f
Pollacky Prince Albert 7.30pm £6.50
Hold The Suspect Worlds End 9pm £f
monday 10
Acoustic Singer/Songwriter Evening
Mucky Duck 8pm £f
Dave (InMe) McPherson Prince
Albert 8pm £8 adv
tuesday 11
Jazz Jam Brunswick 8pm £f
Open Mic Night with Wolf Williams
Chequers 8pm £f
Us Baby Bear Bones Green Door
Store 7pm £f
Gunk Prince Albert 8pm £4
wednesday 12
BIMM End of Term Gig Coalition
7.15pm £2
Cracklin’ Griffins Mucky Duck 8pm £f
Los Explosivos Prince Albert 9pm
£6 adv
thursday 13
Bob Hillary & The Massive Mellow
Brunswick 8pm £7
Lucy & The Scamps Mesmerist 9pm £f
Earthtone 9 Prince Albert 8pm £6
Prince Arthur Acoustic Sessions
9pm £f
friday 14
The Cloggz Brunswick 8pm £tbc
We R Bob Chequers 8pm £f
BIMM End of Term Party Concorde 2
7pm £2
Deep Blue Komedia 8pm £10
Knifeworld Prince Albert 8pm £5
saturday 15
The Acoustic Sessions Ancient
Mariner 8pm £f
Willie & The Bandits Brunswick 8pm
£tbc
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The Electric Soft Parade Green Door
Store 7pm £8
Overhead Wires Latest Music Bar
8pm £tbc
The Great Park Prince Albert 8pm £5
tuesday 18
Jazz Jam Brunswick 7.30pm £f
Time for T Prince Albert 8pm £tbc
wednesday 19
Access To Music Brunswick 8pm £tbc
Melt Yourself Down Komedia 8.30pm
£8 adv
Woodland Blue Latest Music Bar
8pm £tbc
Overhead Wires Mucky Duck 8pm £f
SSS Prince Albert 8pm £6.50
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Beep Bees Mouth 9pm £f
Freddy V & Friends Brunswick 8pm £9/7
Avey Tare’s Slasher Flicks Green Door
Store 7pm £9.50
John Crampton Mesmerist 9pm £f
Mr B The Gentleman Rhymer Prince
Albert 8pm £8
friday 21
The Butches Blues Band Brunswick
8pm £5
The Moody Blues Brighton Centre
7pm £39.50
Tango Bhangra Chequers 9pm £f
Sicksville A Go Go 2013 Concorde 2
9pm £13 + bf adv
Friday Night Live Fiddlers Elbow
9pm £f
The Informers George Payne 9pm £f
How Things Work Komedia 7.30pm
£6.50/4.50
Amy In The Winehouse Latest Music
Bar 9pm £8
The Popguns Prince Albert 8pm £8
LISTINGS:
Xavier Rudd Concorde 2 7pm £15 +
bf adv
The Babies Green Door Store 7pm
£8.50
Ian’s Ever Expanding? Prince Albert
8pm £4
sunday 23
Simon D’souza’s The Journey Down
Brunswick 2pm £8/6 Brighton
Ukelele Jam 3pm £tbc Langalanga
Charity Concert 7pm £7
Blue Orchids Green Door Store
7.30pm £8/10 Green Door Blues
10pm £f
Metropole Hotel £f to diners.12.30pm
Chris Simmons Komedia 7.30pm £7
Hayley Williams Latest Music Bar
6pm £tbc
Caucasian Mountin Dog Prince Albert
8pm £3
TOM Three Bonzos and a Piano: 50th
Anniversary Tour 8pm £15
monday 24
Born To Lose Prince Albert 8pm £3
tuesday 25
Jazz Jam Brunswick 7.30pm £f
Open Mic Night with Wolf Williams
Chequers 8pm £f
Hush Hush presents Latest Music Bar
8pm £tbc
Bob Wayne Prince Albert 8pm £6.50
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Vocademy Brunswick 2pm £tbc
Brighton Folk 8pm £f
Green Door Blues Green Door Store
10pm £f
Kokopelli North Laine 3pm £f
Matt Andersen The Palmeira 7.30pm
£9 adv
Phair Ohs Prince Albert 8pm £5
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Overhead Wires Music presents
Brunswick 8pm £4
TRAUMFRAU The Loft 10 Ship Street.
unusual crowd. 9pm-3am.
Facebook: TraumfrauBrighton
The Hollywood Assassins Prince
Albert 8pm £4/3
Late Night Lingerie Sticky Mike’s Frog
Bar 11pm £3
Devendra Banhart & Guests TOM 7pm
£18/20
saturday 29
So Last Century String Band Ancient
Mariner 8pm £f
wednesday 26
Sunshine Soul Revue Brunswick 8pm
£7/6
Blue Rose Code Latest Music Bar 8pm Soul Live Casablanca 10pm
£6/7
Dirty Scavenger Chequers 8pm £f
The Duvettes Mucky Duck 8pm £f
The Big Surf All Dayer Green Door
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Store 4pm £f
thursday 27
Club Tic Tac Prince Albert 8pm £5
Zooberon Calling Brunswick 8pm £4
sunday 30
The Congos Concorde 2 7.30pm
Real Music Club Brunswick 8pm £tbc
£14.50 + bf adv
Sword In The Air Caroline of
Leannne & The Rockeros Mesmerist
Brunswick 8pm £f
9pm £f
Green Door Blues Green Door Store
The Curst Sons North Laine 8.30pm £f 10pm £f
JD Wilkes & The Dirt Daubers Prince
Albert 8pm £8.50
saturday 22
The Wildflowers Ancient Mariner
8pm £f
Elvis Costello & The Imposters
Brighton Centre 7pm £42.50/37.50
Ben River Caroline of Brunswick
8pm £f
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5th - 7th July @ Glynde Place Nr Lewes
www.lovesupremefestival.com • facebook: lovesupremefest
Esperanza Spalding
Love Supreme is the first three day greenfield
jazz festival in the UK for over twenty years,
combining a classic jazz bill with a boutique
festival experience. In association with Jazz
FM, Love Supreme provides a premium bill
combining jazz greats, international legends
and contemporary artists. Found in Glynde,
Sussex, the stunning South Downs and ample grounds of
Glynde Place provide the perfect setting for the festival.
Esperanza Spalding made a massive
impact as the first jazz artist to win
the coveted Grammy Award for best
New Artist in 2011 - a huge triumph
over the pop might of Justin Bieber.
Spalding’s latest release, Radio Music
Society, explores Jazz influences within
the conventional ‘pop’ song structure,
resulting in a diverse, ambitious
and masterful recital. Esperanza will
perform on the main stage on the
Sunday. esperanzaspalding.com
Barney Dufton: [email protected]
Bryan Ferry & The Bryan
Ferry Orchestra
Melody Gardot
Melody Gardot’s breakthrough album,
‘My One and Only Thrill’, received three
Grammy nominations and sold over
a million copies worldwide. 2012’s
The Absence, inspired by time spent
wandering through Morocco, Brazil
and Lisboa, captures the essence of
these exotic locations while at the
same time remaining quintessentially
Melody Gardot. A gifted songwriter
and a mesmerising live performer, she
is headlining the Big Top on Sunday
7th July. melodygardot.co.uk
Bryan Ferry is a figurehead of
innovation and style in popular music
history. Recently released, ‘The Jazz
Age’ celebrates the 40th anniversary
of his career, rearranging some of his
compositions with a 1920s style Jazz
Orchestra. Ferry will be bringing his
orchestra to the main stage of Love
Supreme to perform The Jazz Age’s UK
live première, as well as classic hits.
bryanferry.com
Jools Holland & His Rhythm
& Blues Orchestra
Michael Kiwanuka
An old soul in a young man’s body,
it’s hard to listen to Michael Kiwanuka
without thinking of the greats; his
patient melodies call to mind the
very best of Bill Withers, Terry Callier
and Randy Newman. Last year
Michael was announced as winner
of the BBC’s Sound of 2012, and his
gold-certified folk and soul debut
album ‘Home Again’ picked up a
much deserved Mercury nomination.
michaelkiwanuka.com
Renowned for his iconic ‘Later ...’
show, Jools is also a prolific performer
and recording artist in his own right.
On the hugely successful ‘Jools
Holland & Friends’, he has appeared
alongside the likes of Sting, Norah
Jones, Eric Clapton and many more.
Backed by his Rhythm & Blues
Orchestra, there is no better man to
close the Love Supreme Jazz Festival!
joolsholland.com
Chic Featuring Nile Rodgers
One of disco’s all time greatest bands,
Chic formed in the creative furnace
of late 70s New York and shot to
stardom with a string of worldwide
hits including ‘Le Freak’ and ‘Good
Times.’ Nile Rodgers went onto work
with David Bowie, Madonna & Diana
Ross as well as appearing on Daft
Punk’s smash hit ‘Get Lucky’, which
is based on the classic Chic sound.
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Charles Bradley
& His Extraordinaires
Charles Bradley first transcended a
bleak life on the streets in order to
become “The Screaming Eagle of Soul.”
After struggling through ill-fitting
jobs, most famously as a James Brown
impersonator in Brooklyn, he was
finally discovered by Daptone Records
and released the stunning album
‘No Time for Dreaming.’ Alongside
his Extraordinaires, he is set to wow
audiences at this year’s Love Supreme
festival! thecharlesbradley.com
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LISTINGS:
Circus Le Muzika*
This month it’s my birthday so I’ll be looking
for some club shenanigans to help me
celebrate. It’s a good job that, as always,
Brighton has enough going on to cater for
even my extremely eclectic tastes. I’m sure we
all take for granted the fantastic nightlife that
we enjoy all year round but without everyone’s support it
cannot flourish so get out there and enjoy. We are so lucky.
Sat 15th, Brighton Music Hall
This is the fourth anniversary of the
popular House night Muzika* and to
celebrate they will be taking over the
venue formerly known as Gemini’s
for a night of dirty beats and circus
feats. DJs include The Drunk Punks,
Lee Garrett, Kate Wildblood & Queen
Jo, Justin Howard and Nick T. Get your
tickets early as it’s bound to sell out.
brightonmusichall.co.uk
DJ Lamp: [email protected]
Deftones Sunday
Spellbound
Sun 2nd, Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar
The American alternative metal
band are celebrating their twenty
five year anniversary at the moment
so it’s only fitting that Sticky Mike’s
are featuring them in their popular
Sunday nights that concentrate on one
band or artist. There’s seven albums
worth of material so if you’re a fan of
the Deftones unique brand of loud/
quiet rock then you’re in for a treat.
Sat 15th, Komedia
The Spellbound juggernaut keeps
on rolling, carrying the alternative
eighties torch steadily onwards. DJs
Simon Price and Jenna Allsop play a
mix of all things that were musically
good about the decade (yes there
were quite a few). Forget Wham and
Madonna and think The Cure, The
Cult and The Specials. It’s an essential
night out whether reliving your youth
or just discovering the music.
Facebook: spellboundbrighton
Donky Pitch
Fri 7th, Green Door Store
The Donky Pitch gang introduce a
new bi-monthly night of wonky
electronica. The first headliner of the
new season is local sonic adventurer
Itel Tek bringing you a mixture of
melodic dubstep and synth soaked
hip hop. Chesslo Junior combines hip
hop with elements of grime and a
back to back set from Ghost Mutt and
Grinel completes this great line up.
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KRS One
Rock of Ages
Thurs 6th, Concorde 2
A legend of hip hop rolls into town as
the 40th Anniversary of Hip Hop tour
stops off for an unmissable live show.
This pioneer has been creating music
for over twenty years starting with
Boogie Down Productions in 1987.
He also formed the Stop the Violence
Movement for which he received a
lifetime achievement award at the
2008 BET Hip Hop awards.
concorde2.co.uk
Sat 29th, The Loft
From the people who brought you
Club Malicious comes a night that
boasts two rooms of all the rock you
can take. DJ Littleman caters for Rock
across the decades in room one whilst
if you’re into Metal then get into room
two where DJ Lost will cater to your
every noisy need. The busiest, biggest
and friendliest rock night in town.
smugglersbrighton.com/the loft
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Nightboat to Wigan
Sat 29th, The Hobgoblin
Welcome to a new night in town.
Nightboat to Wigan is a monthly
night that brings you the very best
in Northern Soul, early Rhythm and
Blues, Ska, Latino and Boogaloo all
for free. DJs Simon Webster and Craig
‘Swifty’ Simpson will be tempting
you onto the dance floor each and
every month with a strictly vinyl only
selection of cracking tunes.
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www.brightonfestival.org &
www.brightonfringe.org for full details
10 Below Black Key Records presents
BLM 10pm £5/7
Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm
Coalition Hannah Wants 10.30pm £8
Concorde 2 15 Years of Virus 11pm
£7/8/10
Funky Fish Club Old Skool Saturdays
10pm £5
The Haunt It Is Still 1985 11pm £3
The Loft Disco Deviant 10.30pm £10 adv
Shooshh J’adore 10pm £5/7
Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Stay Beautiful
11pm £5
Volks The Reunion 12pm £f Serotone
11pm £5
sunday 02
Coalition Blow 3am - 7am £5
Volks The Reunion 12pm £f
monday 03
Coalition Trash Mondays £3/4 11pm
Shooshh KISS 10pm £f/2/3/4
Volks Big T Presents Strictly Reggae
11pm £4.50/5
tuesday 04
Green Door Store DONUTS 11pm £f
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Coalition CoCo LoCo £1/3/5 10.30pm3.30am
Green Door Store Indie Wednesdays
11pm £f
Volks Hard Riddims 11pm £tbc
thursday 06
Audio Bastard Pop 11pm £2/3
Casablanca Casa Jams 11pm
Coalition Secret Discotheque 12pm £2/3/4
The Haunt Coconut College 11pm £3/2
Shooshh Azuri 10pm £f/3
Volks Roll Through 11pm £2
friday 07
Coalition Friday I’m In Love 11pm £3/4/5
Digital Stone Love 11pm-3am £3/4
Funky Fish Club Thank Funk It’s Friday!
10.30pm £f
Green Door Store Donky Pitch 11pm £f
Komedia Jackport 11pm £f Ultimate
Power 11pm £5
Shooshh Runway 10pm £f/3/4/5
Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Dude Ranch 11pm
Volks Congo Natty 10pm £6 + bf adv
saturday 08
Caroline of Brunswick Controversy....The
Prince Party 9pm £2
Coalition Prok & Fitch 11pm £tbc
Concorde 2 Megadance 11pm £3
10pm £5
The Loft Show Me Love 10.30pm £3/4
Proud Cabaret The Pop Kraft 4th
Birthday Party 7pm £8/6
Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Suffragette City
11pm £2
Volks Subliminal 10pm £5 +
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wednesday 05
sunday 09
monday 10
11pm £4.50/5
tuesday 11
Digital CU Next Tuesday 11pm £4/3
wednesday 12
Coalition CoCo LoCo £1/3/5 10.30pm3.30am
11pm £f
The Haunt Supercharged 11pm £3
thursday 13
Green Door Store Lux 11pm £f
friday 14
10.30pm £f
Komedia Missing Cat Club 11pm £f
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Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Physics House
PParty 11pm
Volks Erisian 11pm £tbc
sunday 16
monday 17
Green Door Store Artful 11pm £8
11pm £4.50/5
tuesday 18
wednesday 19
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thursday 20
Green Door Store 4/4 {ish} 11pm £f
Latest Music Bar Club Criminal 9pm £3/2
Volks Roll Through 11pm £4/5
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saturday 15
Brighton Music Hall Circus Le Muzika* 9pm
Coalition Sounds Like Saturday 11pm £5+
Concorde 2 Craig Charles Funk and Soul
Club 11pm £10/12
10pm £5
Green Door Store Soulful Strut 11pm £f
Komedia Spellbound 9pm £6/5
Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Donuts 11pm £3
Volks Frequency D&B 11pm £2
Coalition CoCo LoCo £1/3/5
10.30pm-3.30am
11pm £f
Volks Tranquility 7pm £tbc
friday 21
10.30pm £f
Komedia Born Bad 11pm £6/5
Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Language Games
11pm £tbc
Volks Legion of Bass 10pm £5/8
saturday 22
Coalition SKINT Records Vs Coalition
11pm £10 + bf adv
10pm £5
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Green Door Store Go Bang! 11pm £f
Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Keep It Moving
11pm £3
Volks Freak Bazaar 9pm £5/8
sunday 23
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monday 24
11pm £4.50/5
tuesday 25
friday 28
Coalition Friday I’m In Love 11pm
£3/4/5
10.30pm £f
Komedia D-Port Evil Nine 11pm £3
The Loft TRAUMFRAU 10 Ship Street.
unusual crowd. 9pm-3am.
Volks Simply Bass 11pm £tbc
saturday 29
Caroline of Brunswick Release The Bats
9pm £2
wednesday 26
Coalition Pump Up The Jam 11pm £5
+ bf adv
Coalition CoCo LoCo £1/3/5 10.30pm-3.30am Concorde 2 DPM Summer Soundays
Party 3am
11pm £f
10pm £5
Green Door Store The Big Itch 11pm £f
thursday 27
Komedia Mod For It 11pm £5/4
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A-Bar, 11-12 Marine Parade
01273 688825
Above Audio, Marine Parade [6:T] 01273 606906
All Bar One, 2-3Pavilion Buildings [7:R] 01273 207593
Ancient Mariner, 59 Rutland Rd, Hove 01273 748595
Bar Roque, Marine Parade [5:T]
01273 329202
Barley Mow, St Georges Rd 01273 682259
Basketmakers, Gloucester Rd [11:P] 01273 689006
Bath Arms, Meeting House Lane [7:Q] 01273 731864
Bear, Lewis Rd [17:U]
01273 608565
Beaufort, 175 Queens Park Rd
01273 625429
Bee’s Mouth, Western Rd [7:F]
01273 770083
Bell Pub, 15-17 Belfast St, Hove 01273 770773
Belushi’s Bar, Grand Junction Rd [4:S] 01273 202035
The Black Dove, 74 St James St [T:6] 01273 671119
Black Lion, Black Lion St [5:Q]
01273 711884
Blind Busker, 77 Church Rd
01273 749110
The Blind Tiger, Grand Pde [11:T]
01273 681228
The Blue Room, 8 Queen’s Rd 01273 726003
Bohemia, 54-55 Meeting House Lane, 01273 777770
Branch Tavern, 52/53 London Rd [R:14]01273 606088
The Brighton Blue Note,
63 Church Rd, Hove
07814 052247
Brighton Rocks 6 Rock Place
01273 600550
Brighton Music Hall
126-137a Kings Rd Arches
01273 747287
Bristol Bar, Paston Pl
01273 605687
Brunswick, Holland Rd [6:D]
01273 733984
Bulldog, St James St [6:V] 01273 696996
Caps, 5/6 Western Road
Caroline of Brunswick, Ditchling Rd [14:S] 01273 624434
Chequers, Preston St [5:J] 01273 220855
Circus Circus, Preston Circus [17:O] 01273 620026
Cleveland, Cleveland Rd 01273 502396
Coach House, Middle St [6:P] 01273 719000
Cobblers Thumb,
10 New England Rd [16:N]
01273 605636
Conqueror, Lower Market St [6:F]
01273 733513
Constant Service, Islingword Rd [15:W] 01273 607058
Coopers Cask, Farm Rd [8:E] 01273 736945
Cornerstone, Elm Grove [17:V] 01273 691028
The Cornerstone, 1 Church Rd [B:8] 01273 327757
Cosmo, Cosmopolitan Hotel,
29-31 New Steine, Marine Pde [5:V] 01273 682461
Crowns, 9-10 Cranbourne St [7:N]
01273 710928
Cube, Castle Sq [6:R
01273 770246
Dover Castle, Southover St [16:V] 01273 688276
Druids Arms, Ditchling Rd [16:R]
01273 680596
Druids Head, Brighton Pl [6:Q] 01273 325490
Duke of Norfolk, Western Rd [7:G] 01273 733245
Eagle, Gloucester Rd [11:P]
01273 607765
The Eddy, 67a Upper Gloucester Rd 01273 329540
Evening Star, 55-56 Surrey St [12:O] 01273 328931
Everybody Inn, 13 Prince Albert St
Exchange, 8 Goldstone St 01273 821677
Farm Tavern, Farm Rd [8:E] 01273 325902
Fiddlers Elbow, 11 Boyces St [6:O] 01273 325850
Fishbowl, 74 East St [5:R]
01273 777505
Foggs, 82 Dyke Rd [K:13]
01273 227495
Fortune of War, 157 Kings Rd Arches [4:N] 01273 205065
Foundry, 13-14 Foundry St [11:P]
01273 697014
Fountain Head, 102 North Rd [10:P] 01273 628091
Freebutt, Phoenix Place [12:T]
01273 603974
Freemasons, 39 Western Rd [7:F]
01273 732043
Geese, 16 Southover St [14:V]
01273 607755
George, 5 Trafalgar St [12:R]
01273 681055
Gladstone, 123 Lewes Rd
01273 620888
Globe, 78 Middle St [6:P]
01273 770685
Golden Cannon, St Georges Rd
01273 607544
Good Companion, 132 Dyke Rd
01273 202062
Grand Central, 29-30 Surrey St [12:O] 01273 329086
Great Eastern, 103 Trafalgar St [12:R] 01273 685681
Greenhouse Effect, 63 Church Rd 01273 204783
Greys, Southover St [13:W]
01273 680734
H Bar, 16 Church Rd, Hove
01273 725890
Hampton, 57 Upper North St [8:K] 01273 731347
Hafeber, Queens Park Rd
01273 679902
Hartington, Whippingham Rd
01273 682874
The Haunt, 10 Pool Valley [S:5]
01273 736618
Heart In Hand, 75 North Rd [P:10] 01273 683320
Hobgoblin, York Pl [14:S]
01273 602519
Hop Poles, 13 Middle St [5:O] 01273 710444
Hope, 11-12 Queens Rd [9:O]
01273 325793
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Horatios Bar, Brighton Pier [2:T]
01273 609361
Horse & Groom, Islingword `Rd
01273 680696
Hotel Pelirocco, 10 Regency Sq [5:K] 01273 327055
Hove Kitchen, Western Rd [E:8]
08712 071917
The Hydrant, 75 London Rd [16:P] 01273 681163
Iron Duke, 3 Waterloo St [6:G]
01273 734806
Jury’s Out, Edward St [8:V]
01273 601148
J W Lennon’s, 116/117 Edward St
01273 687515
Keiters, 8 Third Ave
01273 724884
Kendal Arms, 18 Payne Avenue, Hove 01273 329563
King & Queen, 13-17 Marlborough Pl [9:R] 01273 607207
Koba, Western Rd [7:J] 01273 720059
Las Iguanas, 7-8 Jubilee St. [8:R]
01273 573550
Leconfield, 116-117 Edward St [8:U] 01273 687515
The Lecturn, 5 Pelham Terr, Lewes Rd 01273 685258
Legends Bar & Club,
31-34 Marine Pde [5:V]
01273 624462
Lion & Lobster, Silwood St [6:H]
01273 327299
Lion & Unicorn, Sussex St [10:U]
01273 625555
London Unity, Islingword Rd [15:W] 01273 681285
Lord Nelson, Trafalgar St [12:P]
01273 695872
Madam Geisha Bar, 75-79 East St
01273 770847
Marlborough, 4 Princes St [7:T]
01273 570028
Mash Tun, 1 Church St [8:Q]
01273 684951
Mesmerist, 1-3 Prince Albert St [P:6]
01273 328542
Moksha Caffè, 4-5 York Pl [10.S] 01273 248890
Montpelier, Montpelier Pl [9:H]
01273 770916
Mrs. Fitzherberts, New Rd [8:Q]
01273 682401
Mucky Duck, 7-9 Manchester St
01273 601450
The Neptune, Victoria Terr
01273 736390
Noble House Hove, 324 Portland Rd 01273 419657
Norfolk, 113-114 Western Rd [7:G] 01273 733245
The North Laine, 27 Glocester Pl [R:12] 01273 683666
Northern Lights, 6 Little East Street 01273 747096
Oak, St James’ St
01273 699248
Office, Sydney St [12:Q]
01273 609134
OHSO Social, 250a Kings Rd Arches [4:T] 01273 746067
Open House, 146 Springfield Rd 01273 880102
Ouch Bar, 69 Preston St [6:K]
01273 326823
Palace Hotel, Grand Junction Rd [S:4] 01273 202035
Palmeira, 70-71 Cromwell Rd [10:B] 01273 720641
Paris House, 21 Western Rd [7:F]
01273 724195
Pond, Gloucester Rd [11:P]
01273 621400
Prince Albert, Trafalgar St [12:P]
01273 730499
Prince Arthur, 38 Dean St
01273 205797
Prince of Wales, Clarence Sq [7:l]
01273 324391
Pub Du Vin, 39 Park Crescent Terr
01273 604993
Pub With No Name, Southover St [13:W] 01273 601419
Pull & Pump, Clarence Gdns [7:1]
01273 328263
PV, 161 Edward St [8:U]
01273 687090
Quadrant, 12-13 Queens Rd [8:O]
01273 733238
Queens Arms, George St [7:U]
01273 696873
Ranelagh Arms, 2-3 High St [6:U]
01273 681634
R-Bar, Marine Parade [5:T]
01273 608133
Red Lion, 1 Hove Pl [7:A]
01273 770034
Regency Tavern, Regency Sq [5:K] 01273 325652
Revolution, 77 West St [5:O]
01273 227592
Reservoir, Howard Rd [16:V]
01273 269728
Riki Tik, 18a Bond St [8:Q]
01273 683844
The Round Georges,
14-15 Sutherland Rd
01273 691833
Rock Inn, Rock St
01273 697054
Rosehill Tavern, Rosehill Terr [16:R] 01273 607825
Roundhill, Ditchling Rd [17:S]
01273 697497
Royal Oak, St James St [6:V]
01273 699248
Royal Pavilion Tavern, Castle Sq [6:R] 01273 735819
Royal Sovereign, Preston St [6:J]
01273 323289
Setting Sun, Windmill St
01273 626192
Seven Stars, 27 Ship St [5:P]
01273 258800
Shakespeare’s Head, 1 Chatham Pl [14:K]01273 329444
Sidewinder, 65 St James S
01273 679927
The Signalman, 76 Ditchling Rise
01273 888651
Smugglers, Ship St [5:P] 01273 328439
St Christophers Inn, Pool Valley [5:S] 01273 202035
St George’s Inn, 33 Sudeley St
01273 694265
St James, St James St [6:U]
01273 626696
Stag Inn, Upper Bedford St
01273 609676
Station, Goldstone Villas
01273 733660
Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar, 9-12 Middle St [6:O]01273 749465
Sussex Yeoman, Guildford Rd [12:N] 01273 327985
Synergy, 1 Middle Street
01273 711250
Temple Bar, 122 Western Rd [I:7]
01273 721501
The Terraces, Marine Pde 01273 570526
Thomas Kemp, 8 St George’s Rd
01273 683334
Three Jolly Butchers, 59 North Rd [10:P] 01273 608571
Three Graces, 168 Portland Rd
01273 730040
LISTINGS:
Three & Ten, 10 Steine St [7:S]
Tin Drum, Seven Dials [13:K]
Tin Drum, Fiveways
Tin Drum, Hove [7:A]
Twisted Lemon, 41 Middle St
The Verdict, 159 Edward Street
Victoria, Richmond Rd
Victory, 6 Duke St [6:P]
The Walmer, 95 Queens Park Rd Waterhouse Bar, Hilton Metropole,
106-121 Kings Rd [5:L] West Hill, Buckingham Pl [14:L] Western Front, 11 Cranbourne St [7:N]
The White Crow, Lewes Rd
White Horse, Camelford St
White Rabbit, Kensington Grdns [11:Q]
Wick Inn, Western Rd [7:C]
Windmill, Upper North St [9:K]
Worlds End, 60-61 London Rd [16:P]
Yates, 59 West St. [7:O]
07786 984900
01273 777575
01273 561757
01273 747755
01273 726693
01273 674847
01273 675906
01273 326555
01273 682466
01273 775432
01273 748849
01273 725656
01273 622310
01273 603726
01273 677655
01273 736436
01273 202475
01273 692311
01273 731117
clubs
Al Duomo, Pavillion Buildings [8:O]
Alibi, 22 Victortia Terr
01273 733983
Audio, Marine Parade [5:O]
01273 606906
Babylon Lounge, Kingsway
01273 207100
Belushi’s Below, Grand Junction Rd [5:S] 01273 202035
Brighton Coalition,
171-181 Kings Rd Arches [4:P]
01273 726858
Casablanca, Middle St [5:O] 01273 321817
Charles St Club, Marine Pde [5:U]
01273 624091
Club Revenge, 5-7 Marine Pde [5:T] 01273 606064
Concorde 2, Maderia Dr
01273 673311
Cowley Club, 12 London Rd
01273 696104
Digital, 187-193 Kings Rd Arches [4:P] 01273 227767
Funky Fish, Marine Pde [5:V] 07887 946158
Grace, 52 North St [7:Q] 01273 733212
The Green Door Store, Undercroft,
Brighton Train Station [O:12]
07894 267053
The Haunt, 10 Pool Valley [S:5]
Hed Kandi, 78 West Street
01273 739155
Honey Club, Kings Rd Arches [3:R] 01273 202807
Jackie O, 135 Kings Rd
07521 117383
Jazz Place, Ship St [5:O]
01273 328439
Legends Bar & Club,
31-34 Marine Pde [5:V] 01273 624462
Life, 159-161 Kings Rd Arches [4:O] 01273 770505
Lo La Lo, East St [5:R] 01273 777904
Micro, 193 Kings Rd Arches
01273 227767
Oceana, West St [5:O]
01273 732627
Proud Cabaret, St Georges Rd
01273 605789
Pussycat Club, 75 Grand Pde [9:S]
01273 689503
Revenge, 32 Old Steine
01273 606064
Royal Pavilion Tavern, Castle Sq [6:R] 01273 735819
Shoosh, Kings Rd Arches [3:R]
01273 202807
The Tube, Kings Rd Arches [4:P]
01273 725541
Volks, Madeira Pl [4:V]
01273 682828
White Room, Kings Rd Arches [3:R] 01273 202807
cinemas
Cineworld, Brighton Marina
08712 002000
Duke of Yorks, Preston Circus [17:O]
picturehouses.co.uk
08707 551228
Odeon, West St [5:O] odeon.co.uk 08712 244007
theatresvenuesshops
Art Schism, 87 Gloucester Rd
07863 364314
AM Gallery, 1 Borough St [H:8]
01273 771228
Blank Studios & Gallery,
108 North St, Portslade
07816 577140
Bellis Gallery, 8-9 King’s Rd
01273 747429
Bowlplex, Marina Village
01273 818180
Brighton Body Casting,
7 Ship Street Gdns [P:5] 07961 338045
Brighton Centre, Kings Rd [5:N] 01273 290131
Brighton Dome, Church St [8:R]
01273 709709
Brighton & Hove Albion FC
01273 878288
www.seagulls.co.uk
Brighton Toy & Model Museum,
52-55 Trafalgar St [O:12]
01273 749494
Brighton Marina
www.brightonmarina.co.uk
Brighton Media Centre, 15-17 Middle St 01273 201100
Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, Royal Pavilion,
4-5 Pavilion Buildings [7:R]
01273 290900
Brighton University Gallery,
58-64 Grand Pde [9:S]
01273 643010
Central United Reformed Church,
Ventnor Villas
01273 734162
Chapel Royal, North St [7:Q]
01273 328767
Church of the Annunciation,
89 Washington St
01273 681341
Community Base, 113 Queens Rd 01273 234000
Coral Brighton & Hove Greyhound Stadium,
Nevill Road, Hove 01273 204601
Corn Exchange, Church St [9:R]
01273 709709
Dukebox Theatre, 3 Waterloo Street 01273 734806
Emporium, The Old Methodist Church,
88 London Rd 07580 716575
Freeman Centre, Uni of Sussex
01273 686758
Friends’ Meeting House, Ship St [P:5] 01273 770258
Friese-Greene House Gallery,
15-17 Middle St
0870 416 3299
Grey Area, LGF, 31 Queens Rd [8:O]
(Live Performance Space) www.greyareagallery.org
G Casino, 9 Grand Junction Rd [R:4] 01273 326514
Hanover Community Centre, Southover St
01273 694873
The Happy Cell, 121-123 Davigdor Rd01273 229855
Hilton Metropole Hotel,
106-121 Kings Rd [5:L]
01273 775432
Hove Museum & Art Gallery,
19 New Church Rd 01273 290200
Iambic Theatre, 38 Gardener Street 01273 572101
Impure Art, 13 Ship St
01273 732246
Ink_D Gallery, 96 North Rd
01273 645299
Jag Gallery, 283a Madiera Dr
01273 604908
Komedia, Gardner St [9:Q]
01273 647100
Latest MusicBar [5:T] 01273 687171
Lucky Voice, 8 Black Lion St
01273 715770
Lust, 43 Gardner S [9:Q]
01273 699344
Marlborough Theatre, Princes St [8:S] 01273 570028
Marwood Café, 52 Ship St [7:P]
01273 382063
Mixology School
01273 277076
Unit 1 Davigdor Mews, Rear of 64 Davigdor Road
My Hotel, Jubilee Sq
01273 900300
Nest Gallery, St James St
01273 673426
New Venture Theatre, Bedford Pl [6:I] 01273 746118
Nightingale Theatre, Queens Rd [12:O] 01273 702563
The Old Courtroom, 118 Church St [R:8] 01273 775461
Permanent Gallery, 20 Bedford Pl [6:I] 07919 184417
Phoenix Gallery, 10-14 Waterloo Pl 01273 603700
Preston Manor, Preston Drove
01273 292770
Rendezvous Casino, Marina Village 01273 605602
Ralli Hall, 81 Denmark Villas
01273 202254
Red Roaster, St James St [6:U]
01273 686668
Sallis Benney Theatre,
58-64 Grand Pde [9:S]
01273 643010
She Said, 11-13 Ship St Gdns [6:P] 01273 777811
Skyline Art Gallery, Brighton Marina 0800 5118192
Space@Create, New England House 01273 601965
St Andrew’s Church, Waterloo St, Hove St George’s Church, St Georges Rd 01273 673914
St Joseph’s Church Hall, Milton Road 01273 386159
St Mary’s Church, Upper St. James St 01273 698601
St. Luke’s Church, Queen’s Park Rd 01273 688147
The Nightingale Theatre, Above Grand Central,
29-30 Surrey St
01273 709709
Theatre Royal, New Rd [8:Q] 08700 606650
Thistle Brighton, Kings Road
0871 3769041
TOM (The Old Market)
11a Upper Market St
01273 201800
Unitarian Church, New Rd
01273 696022
University Of Brighton Gallery,
Grand Pde
01273 643012
Upstairs at Three & Ten,
10 Steine St [7:S]
07786 984900
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01273 290000
08456 070999
01273 242091
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brightoncentre.co.uk
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brighton-racecourse.co.uk
Brunswick [5:D]
thebrunswick.net
Casablanca [5:O]
casablancajazzclub.com
Concorde 2 concorde2.co.uk
Funky Fish Club [8:U]
funkyfishclub.co.uk
Gear 4 DJs gear4djs.co.uk
Gelato Gusto [9:P] 2 Gardner St
LA Fitness [11:O] lafitness.co.uk
Lucky Voice [Q:5] luckyvoice.com
Lust [9:Q] lust.co.uk
Northern Lights[5:R]
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pussycatclub.co.uk
Regency Pool [6:O]
poolclubbrighton.com
Siam Siam [5:K]
siamsiambrighton.co.uk
Simon Webster [9:P]
simonwebsterhair.com
Taboo [11:N] tabooshop.com
Theatre Royal [8:Q] atgtickets.
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