BN1 Magazine June edition 2011 by BN1 Magazine

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BRIGHTON COMMUNITY, LIFESTYLE AND EVENTS

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GR8 SHAKE—32

CONTENTS WELCOME TO THE JUNE EDITION OF BN1 MAGAZINE. AS WE RECOVER FROM A HECTIC MONTH OF MUSIC, THEATRE AND ARTS FESTIVALS, IT’S TIME TO CHILLAX AND ENJOY WHAT SUMMER HAS TO OFFER. DON’T SPEND TOO LONG LYING AROUND THOUGH, BECAUSE AS EVER, THE MUSIC FESTIVAL SEASON HAS ONLY JUST BEGUN AND AS THE PROSPECT OF MORE CONTRIVED CELEBRATIONS AND EVENTS CREEPS UP ON YOU LIKE A FEW BAD SHOTS OF SAMBUCA, WE HELP GUIDE YOU THROUGH THE EVERYDAY QUANDARIES OF WHERE TO BE AND WHAT TO SEE.

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04—ON THE SCENE 08—LIVE MUSIC GUIDE 10—THE DOGGUMENTARY 11—ALOE BLACK 12—KOVAK 14—PULLED APART BY HORSES 16—FRIENDLY FIRES 18—HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE GREAT ESCAPE 20—HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE FRINGE FESTIVAL 21—HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE BRIGHTON FESTIVAL 22—THE DIRT WITH MARK EDE 24—PADDLE ROUND THE PIER 26—BRIGHTON & HOVE JOBS 28—TATTOO MONTHLY 30—VEGAN FARE 32—GR8 SHAKES 34—EASTBOURNE EXTREME FESTIVAL 36—KATARINA VOCAL COACH 37—PLAYGROUP FESTIVAL 38—PUZZLES 39—LISTINGS

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JUNE 2011 ON THE SCENE

BRIGHTON DURING JUNE WITH JOEL WINDELS

So despite all the obvious signs, the world didn’t end in May, meaning you probably cleared your schedule for June. Why did you assume you’d be hanging out with Jesus by this point? Don’t fret, God can wait. There’s stuff happening in Brighton instead. So in the month that the events of Call of Duty 4 and Battle L.A. are supposed to be set, we will officially welcome in the Great British summer during the solstice, which is on the 21st. I think we can expect all this lovely sun to clear up about 5 minutes after summer is declared then, as the inevitable downpour begins. Luckily the naked bike ride is planned for the 12th of June, while the weather’s still hot and warm, meaning you’ll get a great chance to bare everything your parents gave to you in glorious sunshine, whilst also admiring the hundreds of wonderful tits and willies around you as you cycle your way through the city. The Brighton Japan Festival begins on the 18th, and runs for eight days. Everyone knows Japan is the coolest country in existence, and rather than champion the underwear of some anthropomorphic cartoon schoolgirl-cat thing, this festival embraces the fantastic food, drink, music and culture from the land of the rising sun. It should be good. The main event we’ve got our eyes on isn’t actually in June at all, rather it begins at the start of July. On the weekend of the 2nd, the residents of Brighton will have the chance the chance to witness the best the sea, air and land have to offer down on Hove seafront. They’ve got music. They’ve got charity. They’ve got extreme sports. They’ve got food. They’ve got a ridiculous paddle-related competition’s. They’ve got disabled access. They’ve got David Hasselhoff. No promises on that last one. If this all sounds like something out of your wildest dreams and beyond the limits of your wallets: don’t worry, it’s completely free though it’d be nice if you donated a little dollar while you’re there. The day before D-Day (that’s the 5th, folks) is when wildlife enthusiasts embark upon Stanmer Park for the annual Springwatch festival. Again, this bad boy is free and is the number one place to get involved in local wildlife and see some of the best human and animal entertainment available. Oh, and Morris Dancing. Elsewhere in Brighton this June: Brighton fashion week, a wedding event, an art deco fair, a murder mystery night, a photographic treasure hunt, a creative speed-dating evening, the Kemptown carnival and a James Bond night. Get involved. Go to them all.

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WHITE MINK TULA & THE BAKELITES This lively 5 piece (ukelele, muted trumpet, double bass) take vintage 20s songs and give them a devious contemporary twist, bringing out all the double-entendre and innuendo that had to be hidden in those lyrics. DJs also include LES GO and NICK HOLLYWOOD. Complimentary Courvoisier Punch for the first 200 guests, dress 1920s/30s, the worlds of Burlesque, Circus or Cabaret and the famous casino. Friday 17th June @ the Haunt club - 10.30pm - 3am

NAKED BIKE RIDE – JUNE 12TH

CONCORDE2 WINS AGAIN Our beloved Concorde2 WINS at the Music Week Awards for Best UK live Music Venue! They were up against 80 other venues across the UK, including the Royal Albert Hall, so hats off to Russell Haynes and the team at C2. Keep supporting the local scene and go see as much live music as you can! JUICE 107.2 NEW MUSIC SHOWCASE WITH MUNICH Brighton indie 5-peice, Munich, will be headlining this month’s New Music Showcase, who have supported the likes of Graham Coxon, Chapel Club and Bombay Bicycle Club in the past and released their well-received debut EP “Where Are You Now?” last November. Q Magazine described them as “Masters of the slow build with huge swathes of strings reminiscent of The Verve at their best with added chiming guitars and a hint of James. This Brighton five piece have some

evocative fist clenching tunes and a giant voice in the shape of simply dubbed singer Slade”. Joining them on the bill will be local talent This Is Holland and another act TBC. Green Door Store - Wednesday 29th June – 7:30pm £3

BRIGHTON BEER FESTIVAL 2011 For the finer things in life remember to book tickets for the Brighton Beer Festival 2011 on Brighton seafront, The Old Paddling Pool (adjacent to West Pier Brighton) on 14th - 17th July, where we can expect the likes of Dodgy, the Blockheads and other local acts playing out to a crowd of eager connoisseurs. We can also expect to be treated to a plethora of real ales, larger, ciders, wines and cocktails, amongst other entertainment. Tickets and more info available at www.beerfestbrighton. co.uk THE BARRACKS WITH BRUTAL REGIME, AND VICE LIKE GRIP June 17th will see up and coming band The Barracks turn up the volume for a night of punk at The Gildridge along with Eastbourne’s very own Brutal Regime,

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and pop-punkers Vice Like Grip. The Barracks have been turning heads at shows across the south east with everything from Rancidesque noise to hardcore skate punk straight out of the 80s. Brutal Regime is the product of a world sick of fakers and egotists. Three friends inspired by bands like Wolfbrigade and Discharge out to see just how much noise they can make. Vive Like Grip bring pop punk to a reluctant audience of old school punks and make them love it with their catchy choruses and sharp edged riffs. Entry is free. — By Andrew Nicholls Over 18s only. 8pm till late. @ The Gildridge, Eastbourne - June 17th 8pm.

STAY SICK! & GRINDA-GO-GO PRESENT SICKSVILLE-A-GOGO!!! Welcome to the world of SICKSVILLE-A-GO GO! Brighton’s favourite delinquent rock ‘n’ rollers

STAY SICK! join forces with London’s leading cult agent provocateurs OMGIMU, creators of the capital’s legendary ‘60s club night Grind a Go-Go. The Concorde 2 will be transformed to host the wildest all-night ‘60s twistin’ dance party, the likes of which have not been seen this side of hipsville! Shake, twist, shimmy, rattle & roll to ‘sicksties’ teen beat, delinquent garage, girl group sounds, crazy surf & voodoo rock ‘n’ roll, all to a backdrop of cult grindhouse b-movie projections, go go dancing and killer live bands! Playing Live - Wild Evel & the Trashbones (AU), King Salami (FR, JP), Thee Vicars (UK) & The Black Rash (UK) Throw in 6 DJs, international go-go dancers, incredible décor, a voodoo tiki surf bar, revolving mirrored

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JUNE 2011 ON THE SCENE

stage, dance podiums and you’ve got one helluva swingin’ party! Limited early bird tickets are £8, grab ‘em while you can! Concorde2, Saturday 16th July £10 in advance thereafter (more on the door).

KEMPTOWN CARNIVAL —4TH JUNE It’s that time of year again when the eastside’s finest and funkiest community celebrations will be taking over St Georges Road: yes, it’s Kemptown Carnival-time! On Saturday June 4th, it’s all about promoting the spirit of one of Brighton’s quirkier quarters, and giving locals the opportunity to perform and take part in street performance and music workshops. Additionally, capoeira displays, dance troupes, graffiti workshops, break

dancing, art exhibitions, a children’s area, and magicians are going to ensure the festivities go with a bang, and with an expected turnout of 10,000, this isn’t just some humdrum village fete. Providing the fabulously thunderous samba will be Carnival Collective and The Parade of Flowers, and with three stages, there’s going to be plenty of other incredible music to blow your socks off. Afro Latino Funk Kalakuta Millionaires have taken the UK by storm this year. Expect blistering brass,

stunning harmonies and an explosive rhythm section from them. Local lads Autumn Red will be offering up their contemporary countryfolk and Tin Roots with their distinct modern reggae/ska sound should definitely appeal to fans of vintage ska and roots reggae. So, if you’re after a seeeeriously good day out with an amazing atmosphere, head to the east on Saturday June 4th. It might just be the best thing you do all year. —by Beki Turner

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Critically acclaimed film AFTER THE APOCALYPSE in association with The Wellcome Trust will come to Brighton’s Duke of York’s Cinema on 7th June 6.30pm followed by a special Q&A with Director Antony Butts. Between 1949 and 1991 the Soviet Union tested their nuclear weapons in a region known as The Polygon in Kazakhstan, and let people continue living there to monitor the long-term effects of radiation in the event of a nuclear war. Should people with birth defects be prevented from having children and passing on their defective genes? This question is at the heart of a moving documentary about one woman’s plight to have her baby in the aftermath of nuclear experimentation. www.aftertheapocalypsemovie.com

Please send all answers to bn1comps@bn1magazine.co.uk with ‘Brighton Beer Festival’ in the subject header. Please include Name, address and number. Entrants must be 18+ and ID will be required on entry. A lucky winner will be chosen at the end of June. GOOD LUCK!

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LIVE MUSIC GUIDE What to see this month? Check out our live music guide highlighting some top attractions during June. —By Brad Middleton

BRIGHTON JAPAN 22-25TH JUNE WWW.MELTINGVINYL.CO.UK So many festivals and so little time, what is a person to do in Brighton for May and June but get out there and get into it! Here’s another one too for your delectation for all you Japan obsessed hipsters out there to enjoy and this promises to be some weekend! First up, a truly great movie and some great music with a showing of the classic Lost in Translation, starring the legend that is Bill Murray and a whole host of others plus music from Kevin Shields of My Bloody Valentine fame. Unfortunately he will not be playing this event but there is music scheduled so turn up and expect something very strange and Japanese. The next evening is a round-table discussion on all things Japanese from manga to beer to music and is hosted by those lovely people over at the Catalyst Club. Then on the third evening a night of great new Japanese music featuring No Cars, Kuaigora, Tenniscoats as well as DJs from Japan Underground and finally to wrap up the whole thing the last night features one of those great Japanese inventions, karaoke, as

you’ve never seen it before with a band playing the tracks you sing along to and it’s going to feature all those classic and new tunes you can’t resist singing after a few beers! Essentially this is all about Japan and displaying what an amazing cultural hotspot it is and you’d be a fool to miss it if you are in anyway interesting in following new music. THE BATTLES 3RD JUNE @ CONCORDE2 The Battles return to Brighton with their unique take on all things experimental and rock and this promises to be some show. Not only can you see one of the top bands on the planet play a great little venue but for only £3 more you can get to hang out at the after-show party. What’s not too like here? There sound has been developing for almost ten years now and they are surely one of the most interesting and captivating bands out there doing their own unique thing which should be enough of a recommendation in these days of mass rampant commercialism and the constant chase to get on the latest bandwagon! THE CINEMATIC ORCHESTRA 30TH JUNE @ CONCORDE2 The Concorde2 really has some great shows this month and this is another that should prove an interesting night. Blending jazz and electro without getting all head nodding is something this lot pride themselves on. Whilst still brilliantly gifted musicians they definitely want to put on a show first which for us in Brighton is always a sure fire way to win fans! Culling material from over twenty years in the business they will doubtless be adored by old fans as well as garnering a lot of attention for the newer members of the audience.

TUNE-YARDS + THOUSANDS 21ST JUNE @ HAUNT Those cool young dudes over at One Inch Badge are always putting on interesting shows and this looks like it’ll be another. This show puts together some of the finest folk-influenced acts on the scene today but who bring a little extra to the genre – TuneYards bring ukeleles and experimentation via tape-loops and sound collage to the mix and really drag folk into the new century. Thousands are a lucky band and clearly a good band as their debut album has just been released by those cool guys over at Bella Union, the staple owned by Robin Guthrie of former Cocteau Twins fame. This should be an excellent show. FOY VANCE 27TH JUNE @ KOMEDIA A gospel singer from Northern Ireland who spent the first five years of his life travelling the American south with his preacher parents sounds like an interesting story and boy does this guy deliver on that promise. Influenced by some of soul music’s greatest artist – think Otis Redding, think Nina Simone, just think damn good music! Get to this show now because if there is any justice left in this industry called music this guy should be huge very soon!

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JUNE 2011BRIGHTON FESTI THE DOGGUMENTARY

THE DOGGUMENTARY HITS BRIGHTON DOME In typical hip-hop style, Snoop Dogg, undisputedly one of the living legends of rap, kept the audience waiting fifteen minutes before coming out to replace the mediocre support act, Maverick Sabre. Entombed within the dark surroundings of the very grandiose Brighton Dome, the anticipation and atmosphere in the crowd was building up to extreme proportions. Suddenly everything went silent, the background music cut out and everyone screamed as several of Snoop’s ‘biatches’ ran into view dressed in Adidas shell-suits. Within seconds Snoop was bouncing out onto the stage, his fist obscured by a knuckle-dustered microphone the size of a small child’s head. Wasting no time at all he jumped straight into his extensive back catalogue of worldwide smash-hits, including the old classics Gin & Juice, Lodi Dodi and Next Episode as well as the more recent Drop It Like It’s Hot. There wasn’t a single moment during the show that lacked in vocal or overall sound quality. Furthermore, the intimate, cavern-like setting provided

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“EVERYONE SCREAMED AS SEVERAL OF SNOOP’S ‘BIATCHES’ RAN INTO VIEW DRESSED IN ADIDAS SHELLSUITS.”

top-notch acoustics. His performance never came across as power-hungry, over-bearing or intimidating, instead performing in a refreshingly family-friendly manner. Never was this tender side more apparent than when Snoop, alongside Kurupt and Daz Dillinger, stood in silence in memory of Nate Dogg, who sadly passed away two months earlier. I think for the majority of people, including myself, this was both unexpected and really rather moving. The night was predictably capped off with a run through of some of Snoop’s more mainstream material, including the new David Guetta-produced ‘Sweat’. Personally I don’t think this ‘party hip hop’ guise compares in any way to his former gangsta rap incarnation, but I guess it’s hard to find any artists these days who haven’t sold out in some form or another. Saying that, it was a great way to end the evening, making the crowd go wild... just a shame it was a Sunday night. —Image and words by Oli Lyons.

JUNE 2011 ALOE BLACC

ALOE BLACC AND THE GRAND SCHEME ‘I Need A Dollar’ struck a chord in the States after being used as the title theme of the new HBO show ‘How To Make It in America’ and became a sleeper hit in the UK after becoming A-listed on BBC radio playlists long before its official release as a single. It has been heralded by many as the first genuine anthem of the recession.

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Aloe Blacc claims inspiration for his hit came from hearing recordings of chain gangs singing in the field. This influence could not be clearer than in the roots rhythm and repetitive mantra reinforced in ‘I Need A Dollar’, and in this context becomes especially poignant and shows the strength and relevancy of Aloe Blacc’s message. The Panamanian-American hip-hop singer is also a student of psycholinguistics and communication, which he believes has helped to inform his song writing. Aloe Blacc’s recent visit to Brighton meant Good Things for those attending his sold out show at the Concorde2. Arriving late, I guiltily squeezed my way through the crowd to get a better position in which to soak up the atmosphere. Aloe Blacc, after introducing himself and his band The Grand Scheme, began by familiarising himself and the audience with a jazzy intro that teased the melody of his up-and-coming first single “I Need A Dollar”. He then launched into the songs ‘Hey Brother’ and ‘Green Lights’ respectively. Aloe carved a set list made entirely of his latest work and each delivery ended with rapturous applause. The Grand Scheme’s talent equally matched Aloe Blacc’s charm, with interludes between songs offering insight into Good Things’ creative direction. As the hit ‘I Need A Dollar’

began, it felt justified that it should come two-thirds into the set. With members of the audience raising lighters and pulling real dollar bills out to wave in the air, Aloe’s delight was clear and an indicator that despite the relatively heavy message of the song that his music’s intention is one of education and togetherness. Covers included Velvet Underground tune ‘Femme Fatal’, which with its newer interpretation, has become Aloe’s own political bite at America. Later in the show came collaborations, with support act and fellow hip-hop artist Maya Jupiter adding a playful and sexy dynamic to Aloe’s suave performance. As the finale drummed to a crescendo, the band moved through a range of styles referencing dance hall, reggae, hip-hop and dubstep. Aloe’s set culminated in spotlight solos from band members, each one whom effortlessly weaved new sounds into the finale. Flowing across the stage was the finger snapping Aloe Blacc, who appeared the very image of the Godfather of Soul, conjuring up visual parallels with James Brown and hitting the vocal heights of Stevie Wonder, all with the lyrical weight and political motivation of Gil Scott Heron. The Brighton gig was the last tour date in Europe for the ‘I Need A Dollar’ tour, and his next stop is in Australia, then a return to the USA.

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MAY 2011 INTERVIEW — HOWE GELB

RETURN OF THE VAK Interview Feature: Karl Bray from Kovak Guitarist/Vocals, KOVAK

a cleaner, more synth-heavy record. Andy Gray really brought a lot more of a pop influence to the group as well, along with loads of old-school analogue synthesizers.” What was it like working with Andy Gray? [Dance producer who previously worked with Gary Newman and Paul Oakenfold to name a couple]

What do a fear of flying, old-school analogue synthesizersand sleeping in a haunted house all have in common? James Rowland found out...

As it turns out, they all have Kovak guitarist and vocalist Karl Bray in common. Bray should not have time to chat, he is a busy man. Between doing major building work on his flat, recording the latest material with Kovak and preparing for a summer of touring with the band, remarkably he has made time to share a few thoughts with Bn1 Magazine. Last time we spoke to Karl, Kovak were writing their new album and preparing for a series of gigs at Brighton’s Great Escape Festival. It seems his workload only goes up... Brighton-based electro-pop outfit Kovak released their first record, Heroes & High Heels, back in 2010. Their debut seemed more guitar-heavy than their new material, a little more of Blondie than Madonna. So Karl, where, when and why did the shift to the pop side happen?

“Well, he is a dance producer so I guess he is supposed to be an energetic nutter who’s kind of obsessed with analogue synth. It’s an experience working with Andy, he’ll get a keg of local ale in and we’ll start [recording] at 9:30am and won’t stop until 3am the next morning.” Whose idea was it to record and work in a haunted house on the Isle of White?

“It is actually Andy’s house and it was an 8th century monastery that has slowly been built on. It scared the shit out of me to be honest; I was sleeping in a room where a girl called Anna-Lee was supposed to have been murdered once upon a time and apparently she is regularly seen on the grounds.” So aside from a lack of sleep for ghosts and beer kegs, did the setting influence your recording?

“I guess where you go will always influence you to an extent. It is a very inspiring place. I think we wrote ‘Modern Lovers’ in the first half hour we were there and pretty much a song-a-day for the rest of the time we were there.”

“The pop element in the band has always been there, and I guess with the new record me and my brother [Darren Bray – drummer for Kovak] wanted to make

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You have a big season coming up, with shows at Toronto’s North by North East festival, Bestival and a live show on MTV. How do you stop nerves getting the better of you?

“Well to be honest the biggest concern for me is the flight, I hate flying with a passion, so when I get off the plane in Toronto the fear of gigs as a paradise in comparison. I feel up for anything once I’m off the plane. I never worry about playing with Kovak, I worry more about whose doing the sound and getting that right.” There is quite a buzz around about the Kovak outfit these days, especially in Brighton. How does it affect the band when you’re on a good run?

“We spent a lot of last year struggling to be honest, and suddenly it all falls into place and you have a snowball effect and an unstoppable momentum. Club Kovak last year was a really big success, and that gave us a lot of momentum. Annelies [Van De Velde – lead vocals] has SO much energy as well, we bounce off her a lot. She is not at all precious about her music, so she’ll just churn out lyrics and melodies and I, being the perfectionist, will kind of try and pick the better parts out.”

Well thanks very much for talking to us this morning Karl and before we end our chat are there any gigs we should know about in the near future?

“Thanks mate, I think the only one not listed is a gig at the Haunt on the 10th June just before we head to Canada.” Are Kovak about to become the next big thing from Brighton? You can catch some of Kovak’s material and their entire up-andcoming gig list at www.myspace.com/kovakuk. Or listen to exclusive material from their new EP on the BN1 Magazine site. www.bn1magazine.co.uk

JUNE 2011 PULLED APART BY HORSES

SAILOR JERRY PRESENTS

PULLED APART BY HORSES JAM BRIGHTON—28 APRIL 2011 When a band has been off the road for a whole month, you can expect something a little special when they get back on stage. Chatting to Leeds rockers, Pulled Apart By Horses shortly before they played Jam, it was evident they were raring to get back in the saddle after taking time off to write material for what they’re currently referring to as ‘album number two.’ Over a few tots of Sailor Jerry’s and ginger, lead singer Tom Hudson and bass guitarist Robert John Lee revealed some interesting nuggets about what spurs them on and what life is like for a busy gigging band. They said, they weren’t doing it for the money and all they wanted was to play their music and ‘pay the rent’. Tom even mentioned he was ‘saving up’ for a new guitar as his was falling apart. They came across as two pretty normal guys - Tom used to work in a bookshop and Rob was in graphic design - having a great time playing their music and pleased to be back on stage as well as back in Brighton. They

reminisced about some of the venues they’d played including their appearance at last year’s Great Escape. They talked about how they liked travelling – they’d recently made their first trip to Australia and were still buzzing about having played SXSW in Texas. Fast forward an hour and moving from bar to basement, the guys were suddenly transformed into something very different. It had been the calm before the storm. Previously so affable and mild-mannered, they were now loud and intense. What followed, can only be described as pentup, raw power. And the audience loved every chaotic minute. With most close enough that they could touch the band, this was literally an ‘in your face’ performance. And it wasn’t long before guitarist James Brown decided to get even closer and throw himself into the fray for some crowd surfing. With Jam now a frenzied mosh pit, Tom Hudson also vaulted the barriers and dived in. Still somehow managing to keep playing, he

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was carried aloft just inches from the ceiling. It’s no wonder his instrument looked so battered! And then, after an hour of being bombarded by scream-filled, high-energy raucous rock, it was all over. Exhausted, but elated, the band had galloped through their set at breakneck speed and left many of those present feeling like they’d been pulled apart by the proverbials. For the band themselves, next on the itinerary was an early morning flight to play a gig in Norway, followed by headlining a hometown show at Live in Leeds. And then there’s the small matter of One Big Weekend, Leeds, Reading, Sonisphere and Glastonbury festivals to come. Pulled Apart By Horses might not be playing too many shows quite as intimate as Jam, but one thing’s for sure, they’ll be just as frenetic. It’s also a fair bet that Tom will soon be able to afford that new guitar he’s been promising himself! —words and photo by Gary Marlowe | Images Out Of The Ordinary.

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JUNE 2011 THE GREAT ESCAPE REVIEW

FRIENDLY FIRES

THE GREAT ESCAPE REVIEW The big time has now arrived for this small band from St. Albans. After riding on a sea of hype after the release of their first album, the Friendly Fires now find themselves dominating the top headlining spot at Great Escape. And they didn’t disappoint. Their new album is out now (its called “Pala” for all that should go and buy it) and whilst they played some new stuff, they also treated us to their past best. The venue was filled as they burst onto the stage with a triumphant hello from flamboyant front man Ed Mcfarlane before dropping the bass funky “On board”. The energy and animation of the group as a whole is reflected through “Photobooth” and “Ex-lover” as neither guitarist fails to stop moving. But would I be impressed by the new material on offer? I sure was as the powerful “Blue cassette” highlighted what an amazing live act this three piece had become. Mcfarlanes vocals are inch perfect and the mul-

tiple instruments applied to this one track shine through at each bridge, with a variety of chimes and percussion combining together as a wall of melodic noise. “Hawaiian air” and “hurting” also identify a number of different sounds and noises tightly bonded together with Macfarlane talented fingers on the bass guitar. Visually, they are something special; the front mans seductive rolls of the hips seem to keep all ladies locked in, whilst the raw sound of the band as a whole keeps everyone fixed on what they are watching through fear of missing something. The atmospheric “Strobe” combines nicely with the systematic flashing of lights acting as the backdrop behind the band. Looking across the packed venue, the audience pick up even more as “In the hospital” is played and the powerful bass line that accompanies every Friendly fires song blows everyone for six.

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They cut short the set after playing “skeleton boy” and “jump in the pool”; two songs which have dominated television and radio for the last few months because of their pop perfected melodies. A predictable encore then ensues as the crowd are left waiting for a short amount of time before they reappear to a large ovation from the crowd. And they sure went out with a huge bang. They gave the audience what they wanted but with an extra slice of euphoria. “Kiss of life” nearly brings the whole building down and the extended guitar riffs and tight drumming half way through winds the crowd to the brink of hysteria before cutting them off and leaving the stage for good. The best act at Great escape by far and they certainly deserve their headlining slot. The new album is amazing and I look forward to hearing more from this band in the future because they are here to stay. —By Ian Alford

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13. 14. The Great Escape 2011 flooded the city once more with hundreds of bands, acts, conventions and thousands of music revellers culminating in what one can only describe as ‘a muso’s wet dream’. In fact there was so much going on that we could only show you a snippet of what happened. Here are some of the bands we managed to snap along the way. Check out the bn1 website for more reviews and pictures - www.bn1magazine.co.uk

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JUNE 2011 FESTIVALS ROUND-UP

FESTIVALS ROUND-UP BRIGHTON FESTIVAL The festival has always strived to provide a broad spectrum of delights in its programme, but this year all expectations were surpassed. Musically there were electrifying shows from experimental composer John Cale, far out psychedelic jazz/country from Giant Sand and experimental hip-hop from DJ Shadow. The word ‘legend’ is often overused these days, but it’s probably the only way we could describe the majestic Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry, who graced the Dome with an amazing show ably supported by Max Romeo and Adrian Sherwood. The explicitly political stance at this year’s festival was reiterated by the appearance of the ever uncompromising Asian Dub Foundation, who managed to entertain and educate us simultaneously. Guest Director for 2011’s Brighton Festival was Nobel Peace laureate Aung San Suu Kyi, Burma’s pro-democracy leader. Inspired by her, the festival celebrated freedom of expression, liberty, and the power of the individual voice in society. These themes were reflected in many of the works on show. Kutluğ Ataman’s incredible Mesopotamian Dramaturgies utilised the cavernous interior of the disused municipal market with an eerie set of film projections featuring flowing water. This powerful, sometimes disorientating, exhibition used the unstoppable power of nature as a metaphor for the current surge of political change around the world. Next door, at the University of Brighton Gallery, Lynette Wall-

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worth’s Evolution of Fearlessness told a series of harrowing stories concerning women who’d undergone tremendous hardship. An accompanying intimate, interactive film installation provided an evocative tactile gateway to the protagonists from these accounts. Demonstrating similar themes of loss and isolation, albeit in a gentler manner, was The Iron Man which brightened up the seafront in a delightful reimagining of the Ted Hughes classic, demonstrating how fear and ignorance too easily lead to hatred. One of the best elements of Brighton Festival is their resolve to hold large outdoor events that will include the whole community. Same Sky held their annual Children’s Parade through the centre of town which, as always, was immensely popular. Firestarters Compagnie Carabosse turned St Ann’s Well Gardens into a fiery dreamworld for a weekend, as their Jardin Flambeau proved to be one of the big hits of the festival.

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Back indoors there was no shortage of amazing art shows and thought-provoking events. Circa circus made us gasp, in amazement and admiration, with their incredible acrobatic prowess, whilst The Forty Part Motet at Fabrica gave us an insight into just how complex and alluring choral music like Spem in Aliumcan be. As something of a climax to the month Drôles d’Oiseaux bound together a string of white cars. They proceeded to paint and decorate this outlandish train, whilst it was being dragged through the streets to The Level, where finally the cars were hung out to dry amidst a shower of paint explosions and special effects. We weren’t sure what it all meant, but it looked amazing. Once again Brighton Festival has pulled together a wide spectrum of world class artists in an event that has become one of the best in the world, giving the city something that hopefully everyone that lives or comes here can be proud of. — By Stuart Rolt

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BRIGHTON FESTIVAL FRINGE Every year Brighton springs to life with a line-up of eclectic cultural events that span the entire arts spectrum. Now the largest annual cultural festival in England, it becomes difficult to actually process how enormous and important Fringe really is. Fringe City provided its everreliable doses of weekend madness in the Jubilee Square area. At first kicking off the festival in style with the amazing Heliosphere, an acrobat carried aloft by a huge balloon. Their Hit The Streets event was a huge success as usual, with scores of street performers from around the world flocking to the North Laine to wow the crowds. The closing weekend of the festival saw the Lets Dance event encouraging gyrating on every corner in a celebration of music and movement from a multitude of different cultures Interactive theatre was high on the agenda this year. Highlights included the luminously sinister And The Birds Fell From The Sky, where participants donned goggles and took a ride in a car full of clowns. Cars featured strongly in the compellingly voyeuristic This Time Tomorrow, where we sat on the back seat of four different vehicles eaves-dropping on four life-changing conversations. Deemed unsuitable for “children, sissies or chavs” the Carnival of the Bizarre shocked us with a plethora of serious weirdness, where just down the road The Ladyboys of Bangkok delivered their perennial y popular genderwarping cabaret. The most discussed show at this tears festival was undoubtedly The Great Wall of Vaginas, literally a wall made of plaster casts of 400 vaginas. No less confrontational (or intimate) was Theatre North’s presentation of Billy Budd. This classic Herman Melville tale of obsessional love

at sea was recounted by a naked man, inside a small bathroom in a town centre house, whilst he washed himself very very thoroughly. Theatre doesn’t get much more up close and personal than this. Thankfully, not all our giggles were born of nervousness. Comedy always plays a huge part at the Fringe. In fact, any space with a roof and a bar gets turned into a comedy venue. Exasperated Bobby Carroll Must Die, Pope Benedict: Bond Villain and Kevin Precious: Aging Punk Rocker were every bit as good as their show titles suggest. Faulty Towers the Dining Experience helped us revisit a much loved comedy gem and Late Night Gimp Fight made us guffaw once again. An often over-looked, but core feature of Fringe is the tours. This year we got to see the sumptuous interior of Middle Street Synagogue, the inner workings of Brighton railway station and

were treated to some rather famous back passages Rounding off the month’s jollities with a noisy crash was Nice Weather for Airstrikes. A free music festival, spanning four days at The Druids Head, that provided a platform for some of the towns best up and coming post-rock bands. Mercifully the bank holiday weekend provided an extra day of recovery for some very weary souls. The best aspect about Brighton Fringe is its open access policy, meaning that it’s a focus point for the abundant creative powers of the city’s residents. From felt making to literary workshops, from the eclectic artistic bent of The Travels of a Mental ‘elf to getting chased down the street by a mechanical horse, there is something that will delight you somewhere at Brighton Fringe, it’s just a question of looking for it. There’s only 11 months to wait till next time. — By Stuart Rolt

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JUNE 2011 THE DIRT

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WITH MARK EDE Despite having a lovely office in Shoreham, overlooking the river, I’m never there. I’m constantly in Brighton, having meetings. What these meetings are about I have no idea; if you find out be sure to let me know. Anyway, my home-from-home is the Latest Music Bar in Kemp Town where the long suffering owner, Angi, gives me the run of the place, for no good reason other than she has a soft spot for waifs and strays. Which is probably why I feel so at home there. The office staff there are legendary. Emma, who books the parties for the venue, had her own birthday celebration at the venue recently and partied so hard that she actually got ejected from the premises. Dedication to duty if you ask me. Another person at the Latest you definitely need to keep on the right side of is Ruth, an unpredictable mixture of kindness and generosity, matched in equal measure by a mask of aggression and sarcasm, regulated by industrial sized chocolate and caffeine intake. But if you are a potential client of the venue, please do not be put off by these revelations any particular form of dysfunction by the staff does not in any way extend to any lack of care

or professionalism on the work front. It says here. One of the very many good things about Brighton in May, apart from the unbelievable vibrancy on our streets, is bumping into so many of the Brighton music scene characters in such a close time and space proximity. During a 10 minute head pop into the Great Escape Launch Party, I spotted 2 PRs, 3 radio presenters, a Brighton Live chair, a magazine editor, a couple of band managers, a clutch of venue bookers and a label owner, all standing within 50 feet of each other. Spotting them was no small feat considering how dark it was in there. We all played that ridiculous game of shouting in each other’s ears in a brave -but ultimately unsuccessful- attempt to hold a conversation above the relentless thump of the latest wanna be’s performing at ear splitting volume on the venue stage. We must, surely, find a more civilised way of networking but, there again, we might have to come up with something sensible and/or interesting to say to each other. For all my cynicism about the dodgy quality - emperors clothes if you ask me - of much of today’s new music scene (Courtney Pines

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manager, the lovely, eternally optimistic, Nikki Meadows, rightly constantly berates me for my grumpy pessimism), I really miss the claustrophobic buzz that the May Festivals bring. The dismembered strains of live music attacking you from every building and open courtyard; the streets are full of denim and leather, leggy girls with strange tattoos, people, young and old, in multi coloured sunglasses, sharp and eccentric hair do’s, all screaming ‘rock and roll business’. Despite - or perhaps because of - the influx of hen parties and day trippers that June brings, our City seems such a less vibrant place after the May Arts circus leaves town. I miss the colourful, eccentricity and eclectic vibe of our wonderful City during May. For one thing, what other City, already an arts stronghold, is ambitious enough to hold a multinational music festival, a Fringe and major Arts Festival all at the same time in such a relatively close proximity. Not to mention a full on 3 day Festival just down the road at Meadowlands. God I like to moan sometimes but, God, how I love Brighton!

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JUNE 2011 PADDLE ROUND THE PIER

PADDLE ROUND THE PIER Europe’s largest free beach festival returns to the Hove Lawns on Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd July. With acres of sea, land and air sport demonstrations and exhibitions, stalls, live music performances and entertainment for the whole family, this annual event has grown into one of the staples of the Brighton seafront calendar. This family-friendly festival started as a picnic for surfers living in the area with the side-aim of raising funds for charity. Now 15 years later, the Paddle finds itself attracting around 45,000 visitors each year and has raised £100,000s for good causes. The famous centre-piece to the weekend is the ‘Paddle Something Unusual’, which invites social teams and businesses to paddle the most ridiculous thing they can around the West Pier. Previous entrants have tried a crane, a plane, an Iceberg and a huge replica of Tracy Island. More serious water events, with top athletes taking part from across Europe, this year include: The Euro-Enduro Stand Up Paddleboard 20 Mile Race, the second leg of the British Paddleboard series, the UK’s toughest Ocean Ski race (measuring in at a hefty 20 miles), The National 3km & 1km Open Water swims, the Musto Dinghy Sailing Regatta and the Errant Surf Holidays ‘Pier to Pier’ Malibu Races. The ‘Paddle’ prides itself on offering something for everyone. As well the serious athletic contests there are endless fun activities for any level of competency.

After its huge success last year, the Disability Accessibility Beach is back for the second time. Special wetsuits/lifejackets, balloonwheeled wheelchairs and built beach decking are all being utilised to help people that can’t normally get access to the sea. It’s not just water-borne activities that feature over the weekend, urban land sports get a healthy look in as well. Skateboarding and BMX will feature prominently, with Streetsurfing, Landpaddling, Beach Volleyball and Urban Athletics all making an appearance over the weekend. There’s due to be Beach Buggy and Beach Cruiser display, or you could simply lie back and watch the RNLI perform their off-shore Air/Sea Rescue Display. For the predominately lazy amongst us, the Brunswick’s Tropic beach bars will be open during the day. In addition there’s a Beach Luau on Saturday evening. Tickets for this special after-party will be on sale on Saturday in the Paddle village from the highly visible (and always friendly) Paddle volunteers. As always there’ll be a live music arena with up and coming bands playing throughout the two days. There’ll be a full-on Ukulele Jamboree as enthusiasts play Hawaiian style; or why not throw some shapes at the Brighton Jive Tea Dance? The children’s entertainment arena also returns with entertainment provided by and for kids. Entrance to the Paddle village is free, but the organisers are asking for a paltry £1 donation. This makes a huge difference to the charities involved. This year all money raised will be split equally between: The RNLI, the Teenage Cancer Trust and Surf Relief. —by Stuart Rolt www.paddleroundthepier.com facebook.com/PaddleRoundThePier

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JUNE 2011 B&H JOBS

NEW SPONSOR FOR BRIGHTON AND HOVE ALBION FC! Local job board in two season sponsorship deal. Local jobs board www.brightonandh ovejobs.com is delighted to announce that it is to be the new official sponsor of Brighton and Hove Albion FC.

At the beginning of the new season, the brightonandhovejobs. com logo will take pride of place on the shirts of the Albion players, as well as featuring on signage around the new stadium and branding on the official match day programmes, tickets, website and other official merchandise. The sponsorship marks a new phase in the company’s marketing strategy and builds on the success the site has enjoyed during since launching in September 2010 – less than a year ago. This sponsorship deal confirms brightonandhovejobs.com as a key contributor to the club and its charitable arm, Albion in the Community. Brighton and Hove Albion is one of the founding partners of the local jobs board and has been a huge contributor to the site since its launch. Brighton and Hove Albion has recently won the NPower League 1, securing their promotion to the Championship next season which will be hosted in the newly built Amex Stadium. Chairman Tony Bloom said, “I am delighted we have yet another high-profile Brighton & Hove company on the shirt – and I thank Gary Peters and all at brightonandhovejobs.com for their support and sponsorship. “They have already been key contributors to the club as huge supporters of Albion in the Community and assisting us in our staff recruitment as we gear up for the

Amex – and we now look forward to working closely with them in the years to come.” Also commenting on the deal, Gary Peters, founder of the local jobs board and a director of Albion in the Community said: “As a life long Brighton fan and former trainee of the school of excellence, I am delighted to be working with the club, especially in these very exciting times. “We are the only jobs board in

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the country to exclusively support and promote its local area and this is something we are very proud of. Entering into this partnership will give us access to a much wider audience which will considerably raise our awareness, both locally and regionally. “This is a huge leap forward for BrightonandHoveJobs.com and we are keen to continue and demonstrate our ongoing support for our local club. We’re so proud of

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BRIGHTONANDHOVEJOBS.COM the club and along with the rest of the city, we cannot wait for the first game at the Amex stadium!â&#x20AC;? About BrightonandHoveJobs.com Established in September 2010, brightonandHoveJobs.com is the only jobs board in the country to exclusively support and promote its local city. Representing the city of Brighton & Hove and all of its commutable areas, BrightonandHoveJobs.com has been cre-

ated to become the one stop shop for all local jobs, training, education, apprenticeships, internships and much more. The jobs board will aid the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s employers and service providers to promote job vacancies and employment challenges direct to the local community. The site founder is Gary Peters, and the founding partners for the venture are American Express, Bupa International, City College,

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JUNE 2011 TATTOO

TATTOO MONTHLY Our resident tattoo fanatic and photo-journalist Becka Marie explores the city streets, delving into the artistic wonders of body Ink. Follow her on her journey each month as she gives us a firsthand insight. Friday the 13th of May saw a tattoo extravaganza at Sideshow Tattoo, Hove - with a variety of flash designs created by the resident artists, Lewis and Robin (and one bonus piece designed by Emily, shop manager and resident piercer). For only thirteen pounds, customers could choose from a plethora of designs, from kitsch locks and keys to animal skulls, antlers and more traditional Sailor Jerry-style flash. The day was a huge success, with all artists booked back-to-bag from start until close. The next event at Sideshow tattoo will be The Mike Bird Benefit Tattoo Jam (June 21st), with ten pound piercings and twenty pound tattoos; all benefits from the event will go to the Mike Bird Benefit, aiming to cover the medical fees of a young man in America who was paralysed in an accident at a live show. This event will tie in with the Mike Bird Benefit Show at the Prince Albert Brighton, on June 22nd. If youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re pierced or tattooed at Sideshow the day before, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll get into the show for only a pound! Bands include No Second Chance (London) and Calrisian (Brighton). Where better to get your fresh tattoo or piercing slapped about in the pit! Come one, come all!

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JUNE 2011 VEGAN FARE

VEGAN FARE RESTAURANT REVIEW ROCK OLA Rock-Ola is a small 1950’s diner/cafe tucked away at the end of the North Laines with those in the know expressing as a hidden gem. It’s not Vegan or Vegetarian but does have a dedicated Vegan menu with many treats and luscious dishes. Some of my friends are vegetarian and carnivores and Rock-Ola suits all palates without compromise. Upon entering, you are greeted by a wave of pop memorabilia. There are booths adorned in glittering blue PVC but best of all, they have a fully working jukebox playing golden oldies and it’s absolutely free! We reserved a table on a Saturday afternoon and we walked into an extremely busy cafe. Nevertheless, our server was incredibly friendly and remained unflustered by the torrent of food and drink orders thrust upon her. She even offered to make a vegan Coke Float for my friend even though she’d never made it before and the place was packed. I had the homemade lentil & bean burger and my vegan friend had the Breakfast Hash. Now I don’t usually like curried burgers but I was very pleasantly surprised with this one. It was packed with fresh herbs and the curry spices were unobtrusive and delicately balanced and the texture was wonderfully firm but not dry. The hash arrived as a mountain of freshly sautéed potatoes, with onion, mushroom, peppers and herbs which was exceptional. It was so fresh and full of flavour you could taste the thought and care that went into preparing it. Be warned: the portions are big and the carbs are plenty so order this on an empty stomach. Rock-Ola is a cafe serving simple, excellent food so don’t expect Michelin-style presentation. Expect great food, great drinks, lovely service and get as many free plays on the jukebox as you can before they throw you out. —By Danny Vice-Holt Rock Ola, 29 Tidy Street Brighton, BN1 4EL

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Asparagus Soup This is the perfect Summer soup. Served warm or chilled, it will taste equally as wonderful. Preparation: 15mins Cooking time: 25mins Serves: 4-6 Ingredients 2 tbsp Olive oil 1 large or 2 medium Onions (sliced) 1 handful fresh parsley (chopped) 2 cloves Garlic (peeled & chopped) 4 medium Potatoes (peeled & diced into 1cm cubes) 250ml White wine 1 Bayleaf ½ litre Vegetable stock 2 bunches Asparagus (washed & stalks removed) Drizzle Extra Virgin Olive Oil Drizzle Lemon juice Salt & pepper to taste Method Fry the onions in the olive oil for 2-3 minutes until soft & translucent. Add the parsley & cook for 2 minutes. Add the garlic & cook for 1 minute. Add the potatoes & bayleaf. Mix well Add the wine - cook for 2 minutes. Add the stock, cover and cook for approx. 20 minutes until the potatoes are tender Remove from heat, add the asparagus and leave for no more than 2 minutes. Remove the bayleaf and transfer to a blender and process adding a little more hot water if too thick. Allow to cool till warm. Finish with olive oil, lemon juice & thinly sliced asparagus stalks.

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GR8 SHAKE Nestling in a sunny corner of Brighton Square in the Lanes, Gr8 Shakes, the leader of a new generation of trendy milk bars, captures the zeitgeist perfectly. Bright colours, smooth surfaces and abstract art set the tone, while sparkling chrome appliances whirr softly as decadent dairy-based concoctions are conjured. A delightful array of milkshakes, sundaes, smoothies and ice creams are available, and are all made to order on the spot. Retro flavoured milkshakes are offered alongside a host of exciting confectionary based shakes, made with Milky Bars, Chocolate Orange, Creme Eggs, Jaffa Cakes, and Crunchie bars, among many many others. Legendary ice cream crafters Marrocco’s of Hove are a key as-

pect of what makes Gr8 Shakes fare so exquisite, selling both the ice cream in cones, and using it in their sundaes. The shop is the creative vision of sisters Sharon Smith and Lindsey Knight, who are both working together when we visit, radiating a positive atmosphere that gives Gr8 Shakes a wonderful buzz. “It’s a lifestyle choice”, Sharon says of the decision to set up the bar. “We both came from corporate backgrounds and had had enough of working for other people. Now I can take the odd morning off if I have to, and don’t have to worry.” They’ve certainly hit jackpot with their location, outside tables with kitsch green umbrellas decorate a sun-lit Brighton Square, while the nearby fountain gurgles away hypnotically. Milk bars first became popular

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in the early 19th century during the temperance movement. They were seen as a viable alternative to pubs and bars selling alcoholic drinks. Perhaps the most famous milk bar of all is the Korova Milk Bar as envisaged by Anthony Burgess in A Clockwork Orange, where the milk is laced with psychedelic drugs. Happily we don’t live in a dystopian hell, or in a state of enforced sobriety either, so milk bars and pubs can coexist in harmony. Harmony is precisely the state I feel sitting back in my chair sipping a FTW (For the Win) milkshake, from the ‘even gr8er shakes’ selection. This is the perfect spot to relax in the afternoon; table service and a wireless connection complete the experience. — By Harry Cockburn.

JUNE 2011 EASTBOURNE EXTREME FESTIVAL

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EASTBOURNE EXTREME FESTIVAL —by Emily Sneyd

On The Water ‘Extreme OneHour Classic’ races, Extreme Masterblasters, SUP Racing, UK Formula Future Power Boat Racing and Spray Watersports

In The Air Enjoy freestyle displays of power kiting, kite land-boarding, kite buggying, kite surfing and one-on-one power kiting supervision and guidance.

On Land Zero gravity biking, street surfing, VW bus stop, Urban Shadows Parkour, Ride ‘n’ Joy quadricycle hire, breakfast skate to Holywell.

More Information For a programme of events and further information go to the website and be sure to pop the dates in your diary as it’s surely an event not to be missed.

Get your adrenaline pumping at the annual Eastbourne Extreme festival, happening on Eastbourne seafront on the weekend of the 16th and 17th July. As one of the biggest free extreme sports festivals in the UK, it promises an action-packed line-up of water, land and air-based activities. For water sports lovers, there will be two ‘Extreme One-hour Classic’ windsurfing races in addition to ‘masterblaster’ and relay races as well as powerboat racing. There will also be Stand-Up Paddleboard races with experts on hand to give tips, with demo boards available to brave punters wanting to give it a go. Kiting enthusiasts can enjoy displays of power kiting, kite land-boarding, kite buggying and kite surfing from the South East Kiting Association and if you want to have a crack at power kiting, there will be some pros giving one-to-one supervision at Princes Park. If you’re more comfortable on land than you are in water or sky, there’s plenty to choose from, besides the impressive skate park competitions. A mixture of Volkswagen Campers, Beach Buggies and Beetles will set up on the beach for the VW Bus stop Annual Show and Shine competition and if urban exercise is your thing, then you can catch the Urban Shadows Parkour team, who will demonstrate a type of free running. A new event this year is Zero Gravity Biking where Chris Doney, one of the world’s best freestyle mountain bikers will perform some fearless displays with his stunt team. Also new is the UK debut of the Street Surfing S Ramp, bringing its 360° Rampage tour to town. The ramp offers riders the motion of snowboarding crossed with surfing, but on the street! If you need to catch your breath, relax and take in events such as the final of the local Battle of the Bands competition on the live music stage and grab some grub from the shops and food stalls. [www.visiteastbourne.com/extreme]

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JUNE 2011 CAN EVERYONE LEARN TO SING?

CAN EVERYONE LEARN TO SING? —By Katarina Holmberg

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Many people are told from a very young age that they can’t sing, and to keep their voices down. This can have a profound effect on them into adulthood and on their self belief. When people find out that I am a singer and vocal coach their usual reaction is “Oh, I wish I could sing”. I believe everyone can and that everyone’s voice is valid. Learning basic breathing techniques can dramatically alter the sound we create and at the same time calm a busy, stressed mind. Most people take shallow breaths all day long. Singers at their first vocal session often take fast, small gulps of air and raise their chests and shoulders as they inhale. This type of breathing can create physical tension which can lead to straining the voice. Bad posture and physical tension directly affects the sound we produce. When singers use correct vocal techniques they can fully experience the joys of their true voice and this can be a life changing experience for some participants. Singing should be a fun, creative and exciting experience. Learning singing techniques can give you the confidence to reach your full vocal potential. Tuning is obviously a major factor of good singing. Ear training is an important part of vocal coaching: training yourself to listen to music in more depth and to recognise the patterns, steps and shapes of music theory that come together to create the beautiful songs and pieces we all love. I have worked with clients who had major issues with pitching but through working on ear training exercises together we achieved great results. In live performance, confidence hugely affects how a singer’s voice is perceived. On a three band bill, if one performer has stand out confidence then audience members will more often refer to their set as the best of the night - not because that singer had the nicest tone, or the most musicality but because confidence can aid a steady vocal delivery and put audience members at ease. My advice to singers with confidence issues is 1. Act as if you are confident until you really feel you are 2. Enjoy the music and the moment – don’t lose sight of why you are singing and performing. You do it because it’s your passion and you love music.

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PLAYGROUP FESTIVAL 2011 Once upon a time, there was an enormous festival. It hadn’t always been so huge, but had grown bigger and bigger over the years. The toilet queues were endless, the wait at the bar was tiresome, and when the frustrated festivallovers finally got served, the price of their paper-cupped pint was laughable. At least the sizeable sum they had all paid for tickets guaranteed big name acts; Shame they looked so tiny on stage from half way up the muddy field, while everyone else stood in the toilet queue. Heard this story before? Been there, done that and bought the (over-priced) t-shirt? If you think that festivals are getting too big for their supertrendy wellie-boots these days, then read on. Fortunately, there are some organisers who are still up for keeping it intimate but definitely not inferior… Playgroup have been putting on impressive events around Brighton for years, and are wellknown for their ability to excite and delight all who attend. In their own words; Our events are

theatrical without being theatre, musical without being just gigs, artistic without being exclusive, accessible without being bland, fun without being shudderingly ‘wacky’, and involve you, without ramming anything down your throat! When they put on their first festival last year, Playgroup clearly did an amazing job, as paraphrased by reviewers and guests ever since. 2010’s brand new festival is still being talked about, and that’s why so many happy campers are returning to Eridge Park near Tunbridge Wells from 5th-7th August this year round. Once again, travelling to and from the festival is spectacularly easy. Buses with on-board entertainment are going from Brighton, so prepare to be charmed and enthralled before you’ve even arrived at the festival site. Once you get there, you’ll be surrounded by stunning scenery and mesmerised by the installation art, cabaret and walkabout performance. There are going to be some impressive local foods, refreshingly reasonable bar

prices, a family area, workshops, games and a beautiful healing area. Expect the unexpected. With incredible live music from local and not-so-local acts, the line-up is looking impressively varied. Gypsy swing, glitchhop, funk, soul, samba, dubstep, reggae, drum and bass, electro-swing, jive, jazz, mash-up, breaks, hip-hop, electro, synthpop, ska, skweee, folk, beatboxing, looping, rock ‘n’ roll, rockabilly, cinematic rock and much, much more. Brighton bands include The Correspondents, Wide Eyed Order and Sweet Sweet Lies, and from further away, The Apples and Backbeat Sound System. The expected attendance is 2,000 guests, the line-up’s amazing and there’s loads to keep you entertained. What more could you ask for in a festival? There are still a few tickets on sale, but you better get in there quick before they run out! Check out www.playgroupfestival.com for more information and get yourself a ticket. You never know, it might just be the most brilliant thing you do all week. By Beki turner

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JUNE 2011 CROSSWORDS ETC

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JUNE 2011 MUSIC LISTINGS

MUSIC LISTINGS Wednesday 1st

Audio - Early show Brides and the Junk 7PM £tbc Audio - Supercharged Benny Page 11PM £tbc Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 2 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Fresh Acoustics Live Music 8:30PM Brunswick - Language Classes Informal Spanish Intermediate 7:30PM £5 Cobblers Thumb - Pool Competition Drink Promos 12PM - 5PM Concorde 2 - Brighton Fashion Week Pres Filthy Boy, La Shark, The Agitator & more 7:30PM £10/£9 Cube Bar - Cubed Joe Martin - Steele, Chart, House, Dustep, HIpHop & RnB 2PM Digital- The Poundance 11PM £1 B4 12 £3/£4 Doctor Brightons - Cocktail Clinic Cocktails 2 for £10.50 1PM Duke of Norfolk - Pub Quiz 9PM £1 pp Fiddler’s Elbow - Game On Top games on our HUGE and small screens Fish Bowl - The Mixer Men Dr B & Cut La Vis.. 2 Djs / Hip Hop, Soulful & Funky beats 10PM Fountain Head - Student night indie and rock Green Door Store - The Jazz Store The Church of Pepper featuring Robin Watt, Jason Henson, Dan Sheppard 11PM Hydrant - The Big Souls, The Rockabies, The RedJacks, indie, soul, rock 8PM Jam - Boob Monkey pres Come and Coppafeel, Jamie and the Portraits, Munich, White Powder Gold 7PM £2 Komedia - Zaza Music pres Robyn Hitchcock 7:30PM £12.50 Komedia - Jimmy Lee and the Chaos Orchestra folk, country, ballads, sublime instrumentals 8PM £10 Marlborough - Open Mic Open stage for you and your instrument, or story, poetry, act 8:30PM Mesmerist - Swing Ninjas Brighton original busking band 9PM Northern Lights - Prognosis Psychedelic adventures into the progressive sounds of yesterday 9PM Riki Tik - Time to awesome Classic Breaks and forward thinking future beats the W.A.T.? Djs family 10PM The Prince Albert - Rising Tide, Red Sleeping Beauty, Linten Slinters 8:30PM £4/£3 Thomas Kemp - Kev’s Open Mic Discount for performers 8:30PM Volks - Love Love Feaut Vaetx, Kitech, Ruby My Dear & More 10PM £5 Xuma - Pub Quiz Host Rodger Parr, the most friendly and informative quiz master £1pp

Thursday 2nd

Audio - Bastard Pop Pop / Mash-up 11PM £2 Basement - Factoria De Fuegos Pres New Spanish Performance As The Flames Rose We Danced To The Sirens, The Sirens - Sleepwalk Collective & Small Café - Los Anacoutos 7:30PM £5 Belushi’s Bar - Karaoke Free entry & prizes 9PM Belushi’s Below - Spunked Pop, Dence, Part, Disco 10PM £1 Black Lion - Soul Casserole Raw funk, Latin Jazz & upfront funky8:30PM Brunswick - Clown School Clowning classes 11:30AM £5 Coalition - Secret Discotheque DJs play 70s, 80s, 90s & 00s Pop 10:30PM £3/£4 Cobblers Thumb - Student Day Promo drinks all day Cube Bar - United Nations of House Latest credible House with with Djs Jay North 2PM

Doctor Brightons - Thirsty Thursday Happy Hour prices All Day 1PM Fiddler’s Elbow- Fiddler’s Live Lounge Funky Folk, Toe-Tappin’ Trad and Juicy Jazz 8:30PM Fish Bowl - Residents Association Residents & guests spin an eclectic mix of hip hop, funk 10:30PM Green Door Store - Paradise City 11PM Honey Club - Exposed! DJ’s Charles Green & Out Break, Squiz and Ben-G 10:30PM £2 Hydrant - Band Camp - A battle of the bands. 6 Bands competing 7PM Jam - DoodleDate Speed Dating with a creative twist 8PM £10adv Komedia - Hammer & Tongue Poetry & spoken word, Rosy Carrick, Mike Parker & guests 7:30PM £5/£4 Komedia - Mark Watson: Request Stops mixture of old favourites, new material, experimental stuff & greatest hits 8PM £15 Komedia - Fosters Krater Comedy Club Hal Cruttenden, Steph Lane, Rob Beckett, James Acaster & more 8PM £16 (meal deal) /£9 Lola Lo - Kitsch Quirky commercial... KITSCH! 9PM £3/£5 Mesmerist - Dr Bluegrass & The IllBilly 8 Foot stompin’, thigh slappin’ bluegrass from the deep south 9PM Riki Tik - Das Club Robotique Electro Jams, Hip Hop, Lovers Funk, Post-Disco, New Jack Swing St James Tavern - Stay Sick Turn Blue! Stay Sick Djs play 50/60s, R&R, Surf, Garage & Grind 8:30PM The Prince Albert - Nimmo & The Gauntlets, The Promenade & Guests 8:30PM £4/£3 The World’s End - The big cash quiz 8PM Tube - Prestige Promotions pres POP - a unique night-Life event for all things Urban, R’n’B and VIP 11PM £3 Western Front - Blingual language exchange party, meet, chat, learn & laugh! 8PM White Rabbit - Open mic with the move-ons 9PM Victory - Open MIc Live music / Open Mic night 8PM Volks - Strictly Dub & Rockers sir coxsone sound system, governor turbomatic and vibration studio sound syste 10PM £4

Friday 3rd

Audio - Early show The Duke Spirit 7PM £tbc Audio - Disco Deviant Horse Meat Disco 11PM £tbc Belushi’s Bar - Muy Loco DJ pop, house, rnb 9PM Belushi’s Below - Abandoned Rock & Metal Night 10PM £3/2 Black Lion - Molly Malone’s Dex in the City hiphoppin, soul-ska’d, rhythm blues 8:30PM Brunswick - The Lost Highway Monthly Americana Night 8PM £5/£4 Coalition - Friday I’m In Love DJs play indie, funk, 60s & Electro! 11PM £3/£4 Cobblers Thumb - Brighton Punk Project Pres Ska, Punk Night 8PM Concorde 2 - Early Show Concorde2 Proudly Pres Battles 7PM £15 Concorde 2 - Battles Official After Party Clarke, Bibio, John Stanier 11PM £8adv/£3 Cube Bar - Friday Club Upfront & Credible House with Will Dawson & Gary Scott 2PM Digital - Stonelove 101% Indie Rock n Roll 11PM £3/£4 B4 12PM Doctor Brightons - Funky Friday DJ Nick Hirst / Wayne 9:30PM open 1PM Duke of Norfolk - DJ cashback Music from all the eras 9PM Fiddler’s Elbow - TFI Friday The weekend starts

here…8PM Fish Bowl - Keep it Wheel Steve KIW, soul, disco and boogie 9PM Green Door Store - The Badje plus support 7:30PM £tbc Green Door Store - Teen Creeps unique sound of electro, 80’s synths, italodisco and jerky postpunk every month 11PM H Bar - Aura Steve Mansfield, Billy Mauseth, Mick Yeoman 9PM Hampton - Mod For It! Motown, Soul, Ska, Northern Soul, New Wave & more 8PM Honey Club - Lollipop Cool & Sexy R&B, Funky House, Hip Hop 10:30PM £3/£5 Hope - Stacked Nasty Dj’s play 50’s R&B, R&R, Blues, 60’s Garage 9PM Hydrant - Despite My Deepest Fear, Some Will Be Saved, Plague of Ashitaka, Reinventions 7:30PM £4 Hydrant - Fighting Fiction, support tbc 8PM Jam - Reggae Bombing, Boulevard Soundsystem meets Serocee 11PM £3 Komedia - Fosters Krater Comedy Club Hal Cruttenden, Henry Paker, Adam Bloom & MC Stephen Grant 8PM £21,50 (meal deal) /£14.50 Latest Music Bar - Frockabilly DJ Lonesome M plus special guest DJ Citizen Lane 8PM £6adv/£7 Life - Private Hire Brighton University degree show after party. With special guests 11PM Lola Lo - Tiki Beats Resident DJ, Cocoloco’s very own DJ Karizma 8PM £3/£4/£5 Marlborough - Special People Club Bad music for rad people, Outsider Pop, Campy 80’s Eurodisco & more 9PM Marlborough - Piaf Edith Gassion 7:30PM £12 Mesmerist - Shake Holla & Roll blues & ragtime influenced Dixieland jazz, 40’s/50’s rhythm & blues 9PM Northern Lights - Young Livers Punk, Post Punk, Indie Rock 9PM Riki Tik - Ecletrik DJ Saul Guud playing electronic music Garage, Future garage, Deep House, broken beat 10PM The Prince Albert - Bend Over Ill Drive DJ’s 8:30PM The World’s End - King Hammond evening of reggae bands and live acts 8PM Thomas Kemp - Dj Night Lamp 9PM Tube - Motel sleazy house and electro, big beats, stripped back bar vibes 11PM £3 Western Front - Russ RockWell Soul, Funk, Rear Groove, Disco, Jazz, Boogie Breaks & Beats 8PM Volks - In The Face First Birthday Special Off Me Nut Takeover! Squire of Gothos, Dankle, Simtek & more £5/£7/£8 Xuma - Super Marriott & His Bros soulful selves to our Friday funk fest

Saturday 4th

Audio - Early show Futures 7PM £tbc Audio - Warehouse Oli D.A.B vs Robin, Mr Solid Gold 11PM Free B4 12:30/£5 Belushi’s Bar - Unplugged Rocket Dogs live acoustic duo plus DJ Sean 9PM Belushi’s Below - Deviant! Brighton’s No.1 Rock Club 10PM £5/2 Black Lion - Burnt Toast Blackbelt Jonez & friends sleazy soul, filthy funk, dirty breaks 9PM Brunswick - Yoga Lessons 9:30AM £5 Brunswick - Kid’s Showcase Local music school 12PM £tbc Brunswick - Seeland Indie with Support 8PM £tbc Coalition - Pump Up The Jam 90’s Dance, Hip Hop and Pop 11PM £5 Cobblers Thumb - Lucky Jim Cobblers Resident

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Alternative rcok band 9PM Concorde 2 - Concorde2 Pres Dub Pistols, Rodney P, DJ AS IF, Unity Hi Fi Crew 11PM Cube Bar - Too Mucking Fuch Carl Fidler & Carl Smeaton 2PM Digital - Pussycat Club Sonic Circus 11PM £5/£8/£10 Doctor Brightons - Sexy Saturday DJ Tony B from 9:30PM open 1PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Saturday Sizzlers SuperJam Old, new, rare and classic Funk, Soul 9PM Fish Bowl - Gareth Stephens Broken beats, nujazz, soul, funk, reggae 9PM Green Door Store - Shrag & Support catchy Love Is All-meets-The Fall poppy post-punk with shouty riot grrl-esq vocals 7:30PM £5adv/£6 Green Door Store - Tru Thoughts Robert Lois returns to DJing Brighton for an exclusive FIVE hour set 11PM H Bar - J00F Editions John ‘00’ Fleming DJ Airwave, will be treating us to 3 h set 9PM £6 Hampton - iLike… Bring your iPod and play your own tunes 9PM Honey Club - Hat Club Ant Brooks, Damien Stone & Vince Frimpong 10:30PM £10/£5 Hydrant - Free Swim support from Convergence Inevitable more tba 8PM Jam - This One’s For The Crew pres Deep Sleep, Satellites of Love 7PM £6 Komedia - Fosters Krater Comedy Club Hal Cruttenden, Henry Paker, Adam Bloom & MC Stephen Grant 7PM & 10:30PM £25 (meal deal) /£15.50 Komedia - The Maydays Pres Tonight’s Top Story, Award-winning masters of improv comedy & more 8PM £8 (Studio) Komedia - CBGBs night devoted to the best bands every to play the legendary New York venue 10:30PM £3 (Studio) Leconfield - MiTunes Bring in your iPod, MP3, Laptop or your PC & play 8PM Life - Holdup! Indie classics, old and new, all night long 11PM £5 Lola Lo - Zombie Nation DJ Scott Kirby 8PM £3/£4/£6/£10 Marlborough - Cherry Pop Girls Disco with DJ Fondue Inferno 8PM Mesmerist - Shake Holla & Roll blues & ragtime influenced Dixieland jazz, 40’s/50’s rhythm & blues 9PM Northern Lights - DJ Åbo 9PM Riki Tik - Alta Danny Fantana & Jeff Daniels 9PM Sallis Benney - Exhibition The Burt Brill and Cardens Graduate Show (Pavilion Parade + Lighthouse) 12PM The Prince Albert - The Blue Hearts, Inca Babies 8PM £6adv/£7 The World’s End - The Vinnie and Miles Show live bands showcase 8PM Thomas Kemp - Dj Night KEMPTOWN CARNIVAL: Party Night with dj Molar and Friends 9PM Tube - Milk Teeth pres Brenmar, Triangle Records and Milk Teeth DJs £5 West Hill - Duck Shoot Alternative grooves, twisted funk and jazz beats 9PM Western Front - The Infamous Jay & Rich eclectic mix of favourites, hidden gems & new music 8PM White Rabbit - Mixer men 9PM Victory - Up Against it BORN BAD DJs Volks - Hardcore Revolution Dougal, Scott Attril, Vinylgroover & more Xuma - Desert Ivan Discs Latin, swing, ska, blues & tropical goodness

Sunday 5th

Ancient Mariner - The Ancient Mariner Roast

Home cooked Served from 12pm to 6pm Booking advisable Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 3 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Live & Swingin’ Gipsy Jazz Stopped Clock 8PM Brunswick - Rockschool Kid’s music showcase 12PM & 3PM £3 Brunswick - Kaz Simmons Local jazz 8PM £8/£7 Coalition - Melting Vinyl & Coalition pres Herman Dune 7PM £12adv/£14 Concorde 2 - Madeira Drive Road Closure London to Brighton Classic Car Run 11AM Cube Bar - Sunday Chill Laid Back Bar Grooves with Drink Promos 2PM Doctor Brightons - Hangover therapy 1PM Duke of Norfolk - Live Music Night 9PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Sham-Rock Open Mic 8:30PM Fish Bowl - Recovery Chilled reggae and soul, Asbest The Moor King & guests 9PM Fountain Head - Sunday sessions New in town Jamaican roasts, Reggae & chilled beats all day Green Door Store - Sunday Service Post-roast live bands, cheeseboards & more 5PM Green Door Store - Green Door Blues Resident Blues band Smokestack & guests 9PM Hampton - Live Music Sundays Showcasing top local artists 8:30PM Honey Club - Afrodisiac Lil Alex & Guests 10:30PM £2/£2.50 Hydrant - Acoustic Sunday – Manuka plus friends 7PM Komedia - Bent Double Zoe Lyons. Featuring headliner Marcus Birdman 7:30PM £17.50/£10.50 Komedia - Fosters Krater Comedy Club Hal Cruttenden, Adam Bloom with MC Stephen Grant 8PM £18,50 (meal deal) /£11.50 Leconfield - Boozy Bingo Bingo without a blue rinse in sight 6PM £1 p game/ 6 for £5 Marlborough - Sunday Sessions Live music from 6pm from some of Brighton’s many talented buskers and musicians 6PM Marlborough - Piaf Edith Gassion 7:30PM £12 Mesmerist - Sunday Jazz and Jive Brighton’s best musicians 7PM Sallis Benney - Exhibition The Burt Brill and Cardens Graduate Show (Pavilion Parade + Lighthouse) 12PM Signalman - Open Mic Night All performers, musicians & styles welcome 8:30PM The Prince Albert - Everybody Got Be Somewhere 2PM & Bimm College Showcase from 7:30PM Thomas Kemp - Sunday Afternoon Jazz Enjoy a Sunday Roast with music 4PM Thomas Kemp - Tango Night Come along and join in with our monthly Tango evening 7PM White Rabbit - Jazz Sundays 3PM

Monday 6th

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Doctor Brightons - Meditation Mondays Happy H All Day 1PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Game On Monday night football is back Green Door Store - Metal Mondays two live bands & metal DJs 7:30PM Hampton - Music Quiz Cash prizes and drinks promos 8PM £1 Jam - IOU Comedy Joel Dommett, Matt Forde, Joe Wells, Romesh Ranganathan 8PM £4 Leconfield - Free Pool Happy Hour All Night 8PM Life - Jail Bait Milk Teeth best in 90’s Eastcoast, Westcoast Hiphop, RnB 11PM £2 Lola Lo - Fat Poppadaddys DJs Matt Dean & Josh Holly 9PM £3 Marlborough - Free Pool night Riki Tik - 2 for 1 cocktails 6PM Sallis Benney - Exhibition The Burt Brill and Cardens Graduate Show (Pavilion Parade + Lighthouse) 10AM Signalman - Quiz Night famous faces, creative & music 8PM £1 The Prince Albert - Blleding Hearts Club 8:30PM Thomas Kemp - Accoustic Singer, Songwriters Night 8PM Volks - Strictly Reggae Dancehall, Basement, Roots, Revival 11PM £4.50/£5

Tuesday 7th

Audio - Old’s Kool 11PM £2/£3 Belushi’s Bar - Totalled on Tuesday! Pop & Dance with DJ Paul 9PM Belushi’s Below - Elements Drum & Bass 10PM £2/£1 Black Lion - Tuesday Club NUS Happy Hour and food discounts ‘til 9.30pm open till late Brunswick - Jazz Tutorial Group tuition on all things jazz 11AM £tbc Brunswick - Yoga Lessons 5:30PM £5 Brunswick - Jazz Jam Session with house band and regular special guests 8PM Cobblers Thumb - Open Mic Night Play for a Pint! 9PM Cube Bar - Cube Live Live Acoustic sets from local talent. Drink Promos 2PM Digital - CU Next Tuesday 11PM £4/£3 Doctor Brightons - Twisted Tuesday Free game of pool with every round 1PM Duke of Norfolk - Open Mic 9PM Fiddler’s Elbow - QUIZness Time Drink promos all night for entrants 8PM £1 Green Door Store - Deal With It plus support from fire&ice, Take Offense and Inherit 7:30PM £tbc Green Door Store - Hard Times Hard Funk Disco Punk Afro Go Go Krautrock 11PM Honey Club - Rehab 101 Charts, Sexy R&B, Funky House, Indie, Pop, Classic Party Songs 10:30PM £2/£3 Hydrant - Telepathetic, support tbc 8PM Jam - The Vaudeville Yours & Mine, Dharma Kin, Midnight Wire 7PM £3 Leconfield - Tuesday Teaser Quiz Winning Team takes the pot Happy Hour to all Quizzers 9PM £1 pp Life - Vice Social Sunset Sessions 11PM £3 Marlborough - Student Night NUS deals all night from 5PM Mesmerist - MCC The Mesmerist Conjures Consortium Riki Tik - Bedroom DJ’s Open Deck night. Showcase your skills in 1 hour 10PM Sallis Benney - Exhibition The Burt Brill and Cardens Graduate Show (Pavilion Parade + Lighthouse) 10AM The Prince Albert - White Light & Guests 8PM

JUNE 2011 MUSIC LISTINGS

£4/£3 The World’s End - Wii night 8PM Thomas Kemp - Poker Evening 8PM

Wednesday 8th

Audio - Supercharged Loadstar 11PM £tbc Basement - Scratch! Opportunity for artists to present works in progress and for audiences 7:30PM Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 2 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Fresh Acoustics Live Music 8:30PM Brunswick - Language Classes Informal Spanish Intermediate 7:30PM £5 Brunswick - Chichester College Showcase Student performers and bands 8PM £tbc Cobblers Thumb - Pool Competition Drink Promos 12PM - 5PM Concorde 2 - Lout Promotions pres Jamie Woon, Jono McCleery 7:30PM £11adv Cube Bar - Cubed Whitwell & Bence, All Genres of House 2PM Digital- The Poundance 11PM £1 B4 12 £3/£4 Doctor Brightons - Cocktail Clinic Cocktails 2 for £10.50 1PM Duke of Norfolk - Pub Quiz 9PM £1 pp Fiddler’s Elbow - Game On Top games on our HUGE and small screens Fish Bowl - The Mixer Men Dr B & Cut La Vis.. 2 Djs / Hip Hop, Soulful & Funky beats 10PM Fountain Head - Student night indie and rock Green Door Store - The Jazz Store The Church of Pepper featuring Robin Watt, Jason Henson, Dan Sheppard 11PM Jam - Prangin 11PM £2/£3 Komedia - So You Think You’re Funny? Established in 1988, this is the most prestigious of all stand-up comedy competitions 8PM £6 Komedia - Bo Burnham 20-year-old comedian dazzles with his intricate wordplay, wit and ability to pack jokes 8PM £15 Marlborough - Open Mic Open stage for you and your instrument, or story, poetry, act 8:30PM Mesmerist - Swing Ninjas Brighton original busking band 9PM Riki Tik - Time to awesome Classic Breaks and forward thinking future beats the W.A.T.? Djs family 10PM Sallis Benney - Exhibition The Burt Brill and Cardens Graduate Show (Pavilion Parade + Lighthouse) 10AM The Prince Albert - TBC 8PM £3 Thomas Kemp - Kev’s Open Mic Discount for performers 8:30PM Xuma - Pub Quiz Host Rodger Parr, the most friendly and informative quiz master £1pp

Thursday 9th

Audio - Bastard Pop Pop / Mash-up 11PM £2 Belushi’s Bar - Karaoke Free entry & prizes 9PM Belushi’s Below - Spunked Pop, Dence, Part, Disco 10PM £1 Black Lion - SuperJam Old & New Funk, Soul Hip Hop & Disco Breaks 8:30PM Brunswick - Clown School Clowning classes 11:30AM £5 Brunswick - Brighton Board Girls Social for local surf club 8PM Brunswick - Brunswick Showcase Local Talent 8PM Coalition - Secret Discotheque DJs play 70s, 80s, 90s & 00s Pop 10:30PM £3/£4 Cobblers Thumb - Student Day Promo drinks all day Cube Bar - United Nations of House Latest credible House with with DJ Jem 2PM Doctor Brightons - Thirsty Thursday Happy Hour

prices All Day 1PM Fiddler’s Elbow- Fiddler’s Live Lounge Funky Folk, Toe-Tappin’ Trad and Juicy Jazz 8:30PM Fish Bowl - Residents Association Residents & guests spin an eclectic mix of hip hop, funk 10:30PM Green Door Store - Stars Down To Earth Band, Hopecore for the Heavy Hearted 7:30PM £tbc Green Door Store - Paradise City 11PM Honey Club - Exposed! DJ’s Charles Green & Out Break, Squiz and Ben-G 10:30PM £2 Hydrant - That Mouth (formerly LOS) with support from Written In Waters and The M-Theory 8PM Komedia - Fosters Krater Comedy Club The Boy with Tape on his Face, Pat Burtscher & MC Stephen Grant 8PM £16 (meal deal) /£9 Lola Lo - Kitsch Quirky commercial... KITSCH! 9PM £3/£5 Mesmerist - Sneaky Low Five 6 talented musicians who share a passion for Jazz and performing 9PM Riki Tik - Das Club Robotique Electro Jams, Hip Hop, Lovers Funk, Post-Disco, New Jack Swing Sallis Benney - Exhibition The Burt Brill and Cardens Graduate Show (Pavilion Parade + Lighthouse) 10AM St James Tavern - Stay Sick Turn Blue! Stay Sick Djs play 50/60s, R&R, Surf, Garage & Grind 8:30PM The Prince Albert - Raised On Replica’s, Steel Island, Tyler Rome 8:30PM £4/£3 The World’s End - The big cash quiz 8PM Western Front - Blingual language exchange party, meet, chat, learn & laugh! 8PM White Rabbit - Open mic with the move-ons 9PM Victory - Open MIc Live music / Open Mic night 8PM Volks - Simply Vinyl Bailey, Storm b2b Randall ,Dr Khan b2b Turmoil,Dubloke b2b Dickie Davis £6

Friday 10th

Audio - Moody Disco Lee Curtiss 11PM £tbc Belushi’s Bar - Muy Loco DJ pop, house, rnb 9PM Belushi’s Below - Abandoned Rock & Metal Night 10PM £3/2 Black Dove - Mo Taters! Djs play vintage music from across the Americas 8PM Black Lion - Soul Casserole Raw funk, Latin Jazz & upfront funky8:30PM Brunswick - Anti-Natal Classes NCT-run parental group 10AM £tbc Brunswick - The Lost Highway Monthly Americana Night 8PM £5/£4 Coalition - Friday I’m In Love DJs play indie, funk, 60s & Electro! 11PM £3/£4 Cobblers Thumb - Skurvi Brighton based, Hard Hitting Punk Rock and Roll 9PM Concorde 2 - 667 pres Dubstep and Hip Hop Sound Special Joker, Distance, Deadboy, MC B Live 11PM £6/£8 Cube Bar - Podex Sophistucated House with Howie, Justin Howard 2PM Digital - Stonelove 101% Indie Rock n Roll 11PM £3/£4 B4 12PM Doctor Brightons - Funky Friday DJ Nick Hirst / Wayne 9:30PM open 1PM Duke of Norfolk - DJ cashback Music from all the eras 9PM Fiddler’s Elbow - TFI Friday The weekend starts here…8PM Fish Bowl - Jeff Daniels Black music, deep & soulful vibes 9PM Green Door Store - Go Bang. Quality disco, warehouse style 11PM

H Bar - DJ Steven James & Nick T & Bed One 10PM Hampton - Mod For It! Motown, Soul, Ska, Northern Soul, New Wave & more 8PM Honey Club - Lollipop Cool & Sexy R&B, Funky House, Hip Hop 10:30PM £3/£5 Hydrant - Everyone To The Anderson support tbc 8PM Jam - Melting Vinyl pres Alex Winston 7PM £7.50adv Jam - Toothsayer 10PM £3/£4 Komedia - Fosters Krater Comedy Club The Boy with Tape on his Face, Dave Fulton, Joe Wilkinson, Tiffany Stevenson 8PM £21,50 (meal deal) /£14.50 Komedia - Eagles Tribute Night An authentic six-piece Eagles tribute, Alter Eagles 8PM £12adv Life - Nice ‘N’ Funky Meets Headrush Ent & DJ Ez 10:30PM £7 Lola Lo - Tiki Beats Resident DJ, Cocoloco’s very own DJ Karizma 8PM £3/£4/£5 Marlborough - Pussy Whipped Filthy electro, Riot Grrl, 80s trash, and 90s angst with DJ Terri Sian 9PM Marlborough - Ben Geldim Gidiyorum (I came and now I’m going) £6/£5 Mesmerist - Shake Holla & Roll blues & ragtime influenced Dixieland jazz, 40’s/50’s rhythm & blues 9PM Northern Lights - Duck Shoot TBC Riki Tik - Ecletrik DJ Saul Guud playing electronic music Garage, Future garage, Deep House, broken beat 10PM Sallis Benney - BSMS Medic Revue annual comedy show packed full of songs, sketches, video clips & more 7:30PM £7/£5 The Prince Albert - Gregory Alan Isakov, Dusty Stray 8PM £7 The World’s End - Reggae and soul Classic 21st century reggae and soul DJ in the house 8PM Thomas Kemp - Dj Night Brian 9PM Tube - Motel sleazy house and electro, big beats, stripped back bar vibes 11PM £3 Western Front - Mixer Men Skanking reggae grooves and ingenious mash-ups sewn 8PM White Rabbit - WTF Dj’s 9PM Volks - Future Dub Kris Kemist & Reality Shock Records Artist In Session £5adv/£6 Xuma - DJ Mixt Ape 50’s, 60’s, Indie, Electronica, Classics, Leftfield stuff, Hip Hop

Saturday 11th

Ancient Mariner - Live acoustic sessions singer & song writer Chris Driver 8PM Audio - Early show Red Snapper 7PM £tbc Audio - Warehouse Style of Eye 11PM Free B4 12:30/£5 Belushi’s Bar - Unplugged Rocket Dogs live acoustic duo plus DJ Sean 9PM Belushi’s Below - Synergy Industrial, EBM, Goth 10PM £5/4 Black Lion - Medium Rare Funk, Soul, Stupendous Rare Grooves 9PM Brunswick - Yoga Lessons 9:30AM £5 Brunswick - Mark Edward’s Charity Jazz Roar Up Bobby Wellins, Ben Castle, James MacMillan& more 8PM £10 Coalition - Old Yellow Bricks Hip Hop, Old School, Garage, RnB, INdie, Funky House 11PM £5/£7 Cobblers Thumb - Ned Star 90’s, 60’s Psychedelic Rock 9PM Concorde 2 - Redhot Promotions Pres Supercharged Scratch Perverts, P Money, Hatcha, Sebadee and Moony & more 11PM £10adv Cube Bar - Simply House Cheets & Guests 2PM Digital - Blah Blah Blah WeAre4 Pres Night

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JUNE 2011 MUSIC LISTINGS

Slugs Bok Bok, L-Vis 1990, Girl Unit, Jam City 11PM £8.50 Doctor Brightons - Sexy Saturday DJ Tony B from 9:30PM open 1PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Saturday Sizzlers Decks In The City - Molly Malone DJs 9PM Fish Bowl - DJ Abo & Ally Smith Dirty funk and dancefloor jazz all the way! 9PM Green Door Store - Pop Not Pop Eddie The Goatboy, Matatat, Dynamite Sal & DJ Halfbeat 11PM H Bar - Hollyoaks A celebration of the hollyoaks vs racing newmarket charity football match 8PM £15 Hampton - iLike… Bring your iPod and play your own tunes 9PM Hectors House - Stay Sick Screamin’ Sugar Skulls & The Devil Wrays live+Djs play garagepunkrocknroll 9PM Honey Club - Smartie Partie Tania Von Pear & Dirtyfunki 10:30PM £10/£5 Hydrant - Very Short Shorts, support tbc 8PM Jam - CC Promotions pres Death Cabaret, Wreck The Place Fantastic, Regweed, Harmful Effects 7PM £3 Jam - Wah Wah Live Pres Resonators, Hint, The Ambassadeurs 11PM £tbc Komedia - Fosters Krater Comedy Club The Boy with Tape on his Face, Dave Fulton, Joe Wilkinson, Tiffany Stevenson 7PM & 10:30PM £25 (meal deal) /£15.50 Komedia - Witch! riotous racket of grrrl discs from the 1970s to now 11PM £5 (Studio) Leconfield - MiTunes Bring in your iPod, MP3, Laptop or your PC & play 8PM Life - Holdup! Indie classics, old and new, all night long 11PM £5 Lola Lo - Zombie Nation DJ Scott Kirby 8PM £3/£4/£6/£10 Marlborough - Cherry Pop Girls Disco with DJ Fondue Inferno 8PM Marlborough - Ben Geldim Gidiyorum (I came and now I’m going) £6/£5 Mesmerist - Shake Holla & Roll blues & ragtime influenced Dixieland jazz, 40’s/50’s rhythm & blues 9PM Northern Lights - DJ Åbo 9PM Riki Tik - Alta Harold Heath & Sumsuch 9PM Sallis Benney - BSMS Medic Revue annual comedy show packed full of songs, sketches, video clips & more 7:30PM £7/£5 The Prince Albert - Gentleman Starkey, Deadbeat Decendant & Support 8PM £4 The World’s End - Buffo’s Wake and Guests live bands with a DJ to follow 8PM Thomas Kemp - Dj Night Button Down 9PM Three Graces - This Is The Last Epicentr acoustica featuring four acts - the final Epicentre show 8PM Tube - The Tube pres Maxxi Soundsystem, Chemical Play, Marlon Mahroyan £5 West Hill - Tonight We Fly Scott Walker, Ennio Morricone, Tindersticks, Patrick Wolf, Nick Cave & more 9PM Western Front - Stay Curious Hip- Hop, Soul and tracks from the blogoshere 8PM White Rabbit - Mixer men 9PM Victory - Kinema Pop, Dance Rock & 80’s Classics 9PM Volks - Sicknote pres Altern-8 Rave Legend Mark Archer, Jiminy Clackett, Sketchy Steve £5/£7 Xuma - DJ Stavros Roots, Reggae, Beats & Bass from the Pretty Neat Records Producer

Sunday 12th

Ancient Mariner - The Ancient Mariner Roast Home cooked Served from 12pm to 6pm Book-

ing advisable Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 3 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Live & Swingin’ Gipsy Jazz Stopped Clock 8PM Brunswick - Brighton Folk Monthly Folk Night 8PM Coalition - Blow after Party Vincent Manganaro, Aaron Pelaez, Carlos Ruiz 3AM £7/£5/£4 Cube Bar - Sunday Chill Laid Back Bar Grooves with Drink Promos 2PM Doctor Brightons - Hangover therapy 1PM Duke of Norfolk - Live Music Night 9PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Sham-Rock Open Mic 8:30PM Fish Bowl - Recovery Chilled reggae and soul, Asbest The Moor King & guests 9PM Fountain Head - Sunday sessions New in town Jamaican roasts, Reggae & chilled beats all day Green Door Store - Sunday Service Post-roast live bands, cheeseboards & more 5PM Green Door Store - Green Door Blues Resident Blues band Smokestack & guests 9PM Hampton - Live Music Sundays Showcasing top local artists 8:30PM Honey Club - Afrodisiac Lil Alex & Guests 10:30PM £2/£2.50 Hydrant - Suntrap , support tbc 8PM Komedia - L-Talent Brighton Heat Short & Girlie Show and celebrity judges including Big Brothers Shabby 7:15PM £8adv only Komedia - Fosters Krater Comedy Club The Boy with Tape on his Face, Dave Fulton & MC Stephen Grant 8PM £18,50 (meal deal) /£11.50 Leconfield - Boozy Bingo Bingo without a blue rinse in sight 6PM £1 p game/ 6 for £5 Marlborough - Sunday Sessions Live music from 6pm from some of Brighton’s many talented buskers and musicians 6PM Mesmerist - Sunday Jazz and Jive Brighton’s best musicians 7PM Signalman - Open Mic Night All performers, musicians & styles welcome 8:30PM The Prince Albert - Little Barrie & Support 8PM £8adv Thomas Kemp - Sunday Afternoon Jazz Enjoy a Sunday Roast with music 4PM White Rabbit - Jazz Sundays 3PM Volks - Soul Sunday 2PM

Monday 13th

Ancient Mariner - Quiz Night Cash prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 2nd to last place teams 8PM £1 each, plus £1 per team Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 1 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Hit The Decks Open Decks Spin Off - book your slot through Facebook 9PM Brunswick - Open Mic Popular open mic night with full stage and PA 8:30PM Coalition - Trash Mondays Who said “I don’t like Mondays?” 10PM £3/£5 Cobblers Thumb - Free Pool Drink Promos and Free Pool all Day 12PM - 5PM Cube Bar - Monday Mischief All Genres of Dance. Drink Promos 2PM Doctor Brightons - Meditation Mondays Happy H All Day 1PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Game On Monday night football is back Green Door Store - Metal Mondays two live bands & metal DJs 7:30PM Hampton - Music Quiz Cash prizes and drinks promos 8PM £1 Hydrant - Lavotchkin , support from Crocus, run, WALK, Veils, Raina 7PM £5 Hydrant - Middle Finger Salute support tbc 8PM Komedia - James Blake His intoxicating music is pulling more and more people under its spell

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7PM £10 Leconfield - Free Pool Happy Hour All Night 8PM Life - Jail Bait Milk Teeth best in 90’s Eastcoast, Westcoast Hiphop, RnB 11PM £2 Lola Lo - Fat Poppadaddys DJs Matt Dean & Josh Holly 9PM £3 Marlborough - Free Pool night Riki Tik - 2 for 1 cocktails 6PM The Prince Albert - The Cream Of T - Block 8PM Thomas Kemp - Quiz Night Film, General Knowledge, Music and More (subjects “P”) 8PM £1pp Volks - Strictly Reggae Dancehall, Basement, Roots, Revival 11PM £4.50/£5

Tuesday 14th

Audio - Old’s Kool 11PM £2/£3 Belushi’s Bar - Totalled on Tuesday! Pop & Dance with DJ Paul 9PM Belushi’s Below - Elements Drum & Bass 10PM £2/£1 Black Lion - Tuesday Club NUS Happy Hour and food discounts ‘til 9.30pm open till late Brunswick - Jazz Tutorial Group tuition on all things jazz 11AM £tbc Brunswick - Jazz Jam Session with house band and regular special guests 8PM Cobblers Thumb - Open Mic Night Play for a Pint! 9PM Concorde 2 - Lout Promotions Pres Framing Hanley 7:30PM £11.50 Cube Bar - Tuesday Tipple 2 4 1 selected cocktails all night 2PM Digital - CU Next Tuesday 11PM £4/£3 Doctor Brightons - Twisted Tuesday Free game of pool with every round 1PM Duke of Norfolk - Open Mic 9PM Fiddler’s Elbow - QUIZness Time Drink promos all night for entrants 8PM £1 Green Door Store - Hard Times Hard Funk Disco Punk Afro Go Go Krautrock 11PM Honey Club - Rehab 101 Charts, Sexy R&B, Funky House, Indie, Pop, Classic Party Songs 10:30PM £2/£3 Hydrant - Pippasays presents a night of alternative BIMM bands 8PM Leconfield - Tuesday Teaser Quiz Winning Team takes the pot Happy Hour to all Quizzers 9PM £1 pp Life - Vice Social Sunset Sessions 11PM £3 Marlborough - Student Night NUS deals all night from 5PM Mesmerist - MCC The Mesmerist Conjures Consortium Riki Tik - Bedroom DJ’s Open Deck night. Showcase your skills in 1 hour 10PM The Prince Albert - Pirate Sky, Sculptures, Glass City Vice 8:30PM £4/£3 The World’s End - Wii night 8PM Thomas Kemp - Poker Evening 8PM

Wednesday 15th

Audio - Supercharged Engine Earz 11PM £tbc Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 2 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Fresh Acoustics Live Music 8:30PM Brunswick - Language Classes Informal Spanish Intermediate 7:30PM £5 Cobblers Thumb - Pool Competition Drink Promos 12PM - 5PM Cube Bar - Cubed Care3Beatz, Hard House, DnB and more 2PM Digital- The Poundance 11PM £1 B4 12 £3/£4 Doctor Brightons - Cocktail Clinic Cocktails 2 for £10.50 1PM Duke of Norfolk - Pub Quiz 9PM £1 pp

JUNE 2011 MUSIC LISTINGS

Fiddler’s Elbow - Game On Top games on our HUGE and small screens Fish Bowl - The Mixer Men Dr B & Cut La Vis.. 2 Djs / Hip Hop, Soulful & Funky beats 10PM Fountain Head - Student night indie and rock Green Door Store - Susie Clarke plus support 7:30PM £tbc Green Door Store - The Jazz Store The Church of Pepper featuring Robin Watt, Jason Henson, Dan Sheppard 11PM Jam - Jam Pres Milk Maid, Tigercub, My New Favourite Tribe 7:30PM £5adv Marlborough - Open Mic Open stage for you and your instrument, or story, poetry, act 8:30PM Mesmerist - Swing Ninjas Brighton original busking band 9PM Northern Lights - Braindeer Rockabilly and psychobilly night! 9PM Riki Tik - Time to awesome Classic Breaks and forward thinking future beats the W.A.T.? Djs family 10PM Sallis Benney - South Coast Design Forum pres Contemporary Days, The Designs of Lucienne and Robin Day 7:30PM £10/£7.50 The Prince Albert - Frank Fairfield, Hatful of Rain 8PM £8 Thomas Kemp - Kev’s Open Mic Discount for performers 8:30PM Volks - Next Hype Dubstep, Southbound Hangers, Knight & Moss 11PM Xuma - Pub Quiz Host Rodger Parr, the most friendly and informative quiz master £1pp

Thursday 16th

Audio - Bastard Pop Pop / Mash-up 11PM £2 Belushi’s Bar - Karaoke Free entry & prizes 9PM Belushi’s Below - Spunked Pop, Dence, Part, Disco 10PM £1 Black Lion - Mr Lou old time Rhythm ‘n’ Blues, Popcorn and Boogaloos 8:30PM Brunswick - Clown School Clowning classes 11:30AM £5 Brunswick - Clock Tower Sanctuary Fundraiser With Derriere & Mauve 8PM £tbc Coalition - Secret Discotheque DJs play 70s, 80s, 90s & 00s Pop 10:30PM £3/£4 Cobblers Thumb - Student Day Promo drinks all day Cube Bar - United Nations of House Big Dance Tunes with Oleg Belshin 2PM Doctor Brightons - Thirsty Thursday Happy Hour prices All Day 1PM Fiddler’s Elbow- The New Irish Live Lounge Pres Brian McNamara 8:30PM Fish Bowl - Residents Association Residents & guests spin an eclectic mix of hip hop, funk 10:30PM Green Door Store - Dance Magic Dance presents Las Robertas 7:30PM £tbc Green Door Store - Paradise City 11PM Honey Club - Exposed! DJ’s Charles Green & Out Break, Squiz and Ben-G 10:30PM £2 Hydrant - Bird Eats Baby support tbc 8PM Komedia - Fosters Krater Comedy Club Carl Donnelly, Karl Spain, Eddy Brimson 8PM £16 (meal deal) /£9 Lola Lo - Kitsch Quirky commercial... KITSCH! 9PM £3/£5 Mesmerist - Dr Bluegrass & The IllBilly 8 Foot stompin’, thigh slappin’ bluegrass from the deep south 9PM Riki Tik - Das Club Robotique Electro Jams, Hip Hop, Lovers Funk, Post-Disco, New Jack Swing Sallis Benney - Flux Production and Wax Dance Company pres Breaking Boundaries 8PM £5 St James Tavern - Stay Sick Turn Blue! Stay Sick Djs play 50/60s, R&R, Surf, Garage & Grind 8:30PM

The Prince Albert - Dan Scott, The Standard Lamps, The Ruminators 8PM £4/£3 The Prince Albert - Flipside DJ’s Lucky Phil & Guests 8PM The World’s End - The big cash quiz 8PM Thomas Kemp - Unplugged Sessions 8PM Western Front - Blingual language exchange party, meet, chat, learn & laugh! 8PM White Rabbit - Open mic with the move-ons 9PM Victory - Open MIc Live music / Open Mic night 8PM Volks - Omniscience EVP - LIVE, Antispin LIVE, Sonic Species & more 11PM £5/£6

Friday 17th

Audio - BattleJam JFB 11PM £tbc Belushi’s Bar - Muy Loco DJ pop, house, rnb 9PM Belushi’s Below - Abandoned Rock & Metal Night 10PM £3/2 Black Lion - Attic Monkeys vs DJ Lanx 2 DJs smashing each other up with a pile of vinyl 9PM Brunswick - South Coast Soul Revue Funk and Soul 8PM £6 Coalition - Bombay Jazz Café pres Talvin Singh, Soumik Datta 7:30PM £14/£16 Cobblers Thumb - The Greasy Strings Duo made up off members from Chicken Shed Zeppelin 9PM Concorde 2 - Early Show SJM Concerts Pres We Are Scientists 7PM £12.50 Cube Bar - Friday Club Upfront & Credible House with Cheets & Guests 2PM Digital - Stonelove 101% Indie Rock n Roll 11PM £3/£4 B4 12PM Doctor Brightons - Funky Friday DJ Nick Hirst / Wayne 9:30PM open 1PM Duke of Norfolk - DJ cashback Music from all the eras 9PM Fiddler’s Elbow - TFI Friday The weekend starts here…8PM Fish Bowl - Sumsuch eclectic 6 hour session of funk, hip hop & other treats 9PM Green Door Store - Dukebox presents Alice, Achilles, Dalla Russia & Illustrators 7:30PM £tbc Green Door Store - Ye Ye Fever contagious African rhythms from HighLife & Soukous to Afrobeat 11PM H Bar - Electric Boogie & Reamplified Phil North & Howie D 9PM Hampton - Mod For It! Motown, Soul, Ska, Northern Soul, New Wave & more 8PM Honey Club - Lollipop Cool & Sexy R&B, Funky House, Hip Hop 10:30PM £3/£5 Haunt - White Mink Tula & The Bakelites, Les Go, Nick Hollywood 10:30PM Hydrant - Sun Of Souls plus support tbc 8PM Jam - Tentelicious Obnoxious Groove, Kermitt, Toby Lyons, Dickie Davis, Mango Park 10PM £4/£5 Komedia - Fosters Krater Comedy Club Carl Donnelly, Karl Spain, Roger Monkhouse, Dan Atkinson 8PM £21,50 (meal deal) /£14.50 Komedia - Alive & Swinging with Marilyn Monroe 9PM £25.50/£17.50 Komedia - Born Bad delinquent rhythms, redhot rockabilly, 50’s rock‘n’roll 11PM £5/£6 Life - Critical Sound Drum & Bass from the Critical Sound crew, with SPY, Total Science & Kasra 11PM £5 Lola Lo - Tiki Beats Resident DJ, Cocoloco’s very own DJ Karizma 8PM £3/£4/£5 Marlborough - Queenie Is In The House uplifting and soulful night of House and electro 8:30PM Mesmerist - Shake Holla & Roll blues & ragtime influenced Dixieland jazz, 40’s/50’s rhythm & blues 9PM

Northern Lights - DJ R.C.Viking 9PM Riki Tik - Ecletrik DJ Saul Guud playing electronic music Garage, Future garage, Deep House, broken beat 10PM The Prince Albert - Club Meow Meow 8:30PM £4 The World’s End - Wynd & Koyote An all female live band showcase 8PM Thomas Kemp - Dj Night tbc 9PM Tube - Motel sleazy house and electro, big beats, stripped back bar vibes 11PM £3 Western Front - The Infamous Jay & Rich eclectic mix of favourites, hidden gems & new music 8PM Victory - Teen Dream 60’s Garage, Psychedelia, Punk, Garage Revival 9PM Volks - Satta Sounds link with Amen-tal sound system Featuring Dub-One & Relapse 10PM £6 Xuma - Senor Mick blues, swinging doo wop, nitty gritty soul, stomping r’n’b & more

Saturday 18th

Ancient Mariner - Live acoustic sessions Boogie Woogie Troop 8PM Audio - Early show Wolfgang 7PM £tbc Audio - Warehouse Enzo Siffredi 11PM Free B4 12:30/£5 Belushi’s Bar - Unplugged Rocket Dogs live acoustic duo plus DJ Sean 9PM Belushi’s Below - FacePlant Punk, Punk Rock, Ska 10PM £5/4 Black Lion - Burnt Toast Blackbelt Jonez & friends sleazy soul, filthy funk, dirty breaks 9PM Coalition - Elastic 11PM £5 Cobblers Thumb - Chango Mutley DJ Night with a difference 9PM Concorde 2 - Early Show SJM Presents Tom Vek 6PM £12.50 Concorde 2 - Old Skool Rave Ratpack, Ellis Dee, Havok Sound System, Enel & Ace MC & more 11PM £2 Cube Bar - CodeSouth DJs from Brighton’s Premier Underground Dance Music Station 2PM Digital - Floorplay 3rd Birthday Rene Amesz, Steve Mac, Prok & Fitch, Jams Wilkinson, Lee Garrett 11PM Doctor Brightons - Sexy Saturday DJ Tony B from 9:30PM open 1PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Saturday Sizzlers Attick Monkeys, Soul, Northern, Ska, Hip Hop, Funk, Electronica… 9PM Fish Bowl - What’s Wrong With Grooving? Ed Meme, Matt Beatwell Drum-driven funk, soul, hip hop & more 9PM Green Door Store - Stone To The Bone Chris King & friends, 70s SOULPOWER, super funk… 11PM H Bar - Tech Noir Danny Chase & Nick Hook 9PM £3 Hampton - iLike… Bring your iPod and play your own tunes 9PM Honey Club - Pukka Up Scott Giles & Ed Moore 10:30PM £10/£5 Hydrant - Calais support from Echo Rain and more tbc 8PM Komedia - Fosters Krater Comedy Club Carl Donnelly, Karl Spain, Roger Monkhouse, Dan Atkinson 7PM & 10:30PM £25 (meal deal) /£15.50 Komedia - Spellbound Cherry Foxx and Simon Price 9PM £6/£5 (Studio) Leconfield - MiTunes Bring in your iPod, MP3, Laptop or your PC & play 8PM Life - Holdup! Indie classics, old and new, all night long 11PM £5 Lola Lo - Zombie Nation DJ Scott Kirby 8PM £3/£4/£6/£10 Marlborough - Cherry Pop Girls Disco with DJ

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JUNE 2011 MUSIC LISTINGS

Fondue Inferno 8PM Mesmerist - Shake Holla & Roll blues & ragtime influenced Dixieland jazz, 40’s/50’s rhythm & blues 9PM Riki Tik - Alta DJ Blush & Danny Fantana 9PM The Prince Albert - The Wave Pictures & Support 8PM £9adv The World’s End - Dumbfounder live band acts and more 8PM Thomas Kemp - Dj Night Button Down 9PM Tube - Well Rounded Hackman, West Norwood Cassette Library & Donga £5 Western Front - Russ RockWell Soul, Funk, Rear Groove, Disco, Jazz, Boogie Breaks & Beats 8PM White Rabbit - Mixer men 9PM Volks - Frequency D&B Calyx & Theebbe live on 6 decks 2 mixers 10PM £2 Xuma - Robbie Bowers 50s R’n’B, Jump Blues, Jazz, Early Ska, Rock’n’Roll

Sunday 19th

Ancient Mariner - The Ancient Mariner Roast Home cooked Served from 12pm to 6pm Booking advisable Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 3 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Live & Swingin’ Gipsy Jazz Stopped Clock 8PM Brunswick - Ukulele Jam Large group of Ukulele players strumming to popular hits 3PM Coalition - Blow after Party Vincent Manganaro, Aaron Pelaez, Carlos Ruiz 3AM £7/£5/£4 Concorde 2 - London to Brighton Bike Ride 11AM Cube Bar - Sunday Chill Laid Back Bar Grooves with Drink Promos 2PM Doctor Brightons - Hangover therapy 1PM Duke of Norfolk - Live Music Night 9PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Sham-Rock Open Mic 8:30PM Fish Bowl - Recovery Chilled reggae and soul, Asbest The Moor King & guests 9PM Fountain Head - Sunday sessions New in town Jamaican roasts, Reggae & chilled beats all day Green Door Store - Sunday Service Post-roast live bands, cheeseboards & more 5PM Green Door Store - Green Door Blues Resident Blues band Smokestack & guests 9PM Hampton - Live Music Sundays Showcasing top local artists 8:30PM Honey Club - Afrodisiac Lil Alex & Guests 10:30PM £2/£2.50 Hydrant - Acoustic Sunday, an evening of easy listening acoustic acts 8PM Komedia - The Selector Noel Davies and his killer 10 piece presents a new album plus his classic 7:30PM £12.50adv/£15 Komedia - Fosters Krater Comedy Club Carl Donnelly, Karl Spain, Roger Monkhouse, Dan Atkinson 8PM £18,50 (meal deal) /£11.50 Leconfield - Boozy Bingo Bingo without a blue rinse in sight 6PM £1 p game/ 6 for £5 Marlborough - Sunday Sessions Live music from 6pm from some of Brighton’s many talented buskers and musicians 6PM Mesmerist - Sunday Jazz and Jive Brighton’s best musicians 7PM Signalman - Fathers Day & Open Mic Night Treat your Dad to the best Sunday Roast in town Open from 11AM The Prince Albert - Pokey Lafaege & The South City Threes 8PM £12 Thomas Kemp - Sunday Afternoon Jazz Enjoy a Sunday Roast with music 4PM White Rabbit - Jazz Sundays 3PM

Monday 20th

Ancient Mariner - Quiz Night Cash prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 2nd to last place teams 8PM £1 each, plus £1 per team Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 1 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Hit The Decks Open Decks Spin Off - book your slot through Facebook 9PM Brunswick - Brighton Stanza Poetry Group 7PM Brunswick - Open Mic Popular open mic night with full stage and PA 8:30PM Coalition - Trash Mondays Who said “I don’t like Mondays?” 10PM £3/£5 Cobblers Thumb - Free Pool Drink Promos and Free Pool all Day 12PM - 5PM Cube Bar - Monday Mischief All Genres of Dance. Drink Promos 2PM Doctor Brightons - Meditation Mondays Happy H All Day 1PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Game On Monday night football is back Green Door Store - Metal Mondays two live bands & metal DJs 7:30PM Hampton - Music Quiz Cash prizes and drinks promos 8PM £1 Hydrant - Minotaur Explode support from Asbestos, Chased By Dogs plus 2 more tbc 7PM £3adv Leconfield - Free Pool Happy Hour All Night 8PM Life - Jail Bait Milk Teeth best in 90’s Eastcoast, Westcoast Hiphop, RnB 11PM £2 Lola Lo - Fat Poppadaddys DJs Matt Dean & Josh Holly 9PM £3 Marlborough - Free Pool night Marlborough - The Penis Monologues Unfinished Business Theatre Company 7:30PM £9 Riki Tik - 2 for 1 cocktails 6PM The Prince Albert - Born to Lose 8:30PM £3 Thomas Kemp - Accoustic Singer, Songwriters Night 8PM Volks - Strictly Reggae Dancehall, Basement, Roots, Revival 11PM £4.50/£5

Tuesday 21st

Audio - Old’s Kool 11PM £2/£3 Basement - White Rabbit Pres Are you Sitting Comfortably? Seaside 7:30PM £6 Belushi’s Bar - Totalled on Tuesday! Pop & Dance with DJ Paul 9PM Belushi’s Below - Elements Drum & Bass 10PM £2/£1 Black Lion - Tuesday Club NUS Happy Hour and food discounts ‘til 9.30pm open till late Brunswick - Yoga Lessons 5:30PM £5 Brunswick - Jazz Jam Session with house band and regular special guests 8PM Cobblers Thumb - Open Mic Night Play for a Pint! 9PM Concorde 2 - Family Ents Pres Adam Ant & The Good The Mad And The Lovely Posse 7:30PM £25 Cube Bar - Cube Live Live Acoustic sets from local talent. Drink Promos 2PM Digital - CU Next Tuesday 11PM £4/£3 Doctor Brightons - Twisted Tuesday Free game of pool with every round 1PM Duke of Norfolk - Open Mic 9PM Fiddler’s Elbow - QUIZness Time Drink promos all night for entrants 8PM £1 Green Door Store - Tune-Yards & support 7:30PM £tbc Green Door Store - Hard Times Hard Funk Disco Punk Afro Go Go Krautrock 11PM Honey Club - Rehab 101 Charts, Sexy R&B, Funky House, Indie, Pop, Classic Party Songs 10:30PM £2/£3 Hydrant - Kobra and the Lotus, support tbc 8PM Leconfield - Tuesday Teaser Quiz Winning

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Team takes the pot Happy Hour to all Quizzers 9PM £1 pp Life - Vice Social Sunset Sessions 11PM £3 Marlborough - Student Night NUS deals all night from 5PM Marlborough - The Penis Monologues Unfinished Business Theatre Company 7:30PM £9 Mesmerist - MCC The Mesmerist Conjures Consortium Riki Tik - Bedroom DJ’s Open Deck night. Showcase your skills in 1 hour 10PM Sallis Benney - Brighton & Hove Chamber of Commerce pres State of the City 6PM The Prince Albert - Moncoure, The Stranded, Jack Lucan 8:30PM £4/£3 The World’s End - Wii night 8PM Thomas Kemp - Poker Evening 8PM

Wednesday 22nd

Audio - Supercharged Logistics 11PM £tbc Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 2 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Fresh Acoustics Live Music 8:30PM Brunswick - Language Classes Informal Spanish Intermediate 7:30PM £5 Brunswick - Brunswick Showcase with Ruse, The Wasp Factory & Jack Weissman 8PM £3/£2 Cobblers Thumb - Pool Competition Drink Promos 12PM - 5PM Cube Bar - Cubed Northbrook Allstars, All Genres of House 2PM Digital- The Poundance 11PM £1 B4 12 £3/£4 Doctor Brightons - Cocktail Clinic Cocktails 2 for £10.50 1PM Duke of Norfolk - Pub Quiz 9PM £1 pp Fiddler’s Elbow - Game On Top games on our HUGE and small screens Fish Bowl - The Mixer Men Dr B & Cut La Vis.. 2 Djs / Hip Hop, Soulful & Funky beats 10PM Fountain Head - Student night indie and rock Green Door Store - Shuga Buddha 7:30PM £tbc Green Door Store - The Jazz Store The Church of Pepper featuring Robin Watt, Jason Henson, Dan Sheppard 11PM Hydrant - Tiny Dragons support from Fresh Like Dixie, Third Time Luckie & Rising Tide 8PM Komedia - Popcorn Comedy live acts from: Local boy Nicholas Cooke! 7:30PM £7 (Studio) Marlborough - Open Mic Open stage for you and your instrument, or story, poetry, act 8:30PM Mesmerist - Swing Ninjas Brighton original busking band 9PM Riki Tik - Time to awesome Classic Breaks and forward thinking future beats the W.A.T.? Djs family 10PM The Prince Albert - No Second Chance, Calrisian, Daynreak, Fall Of The Forgotten 8PM £3 Thomas Kemp - Kev’s Open Mic Discount for performers 8:30PM Xuma - Pub Quiz Host Rodger Parr, the most friendly and informative quiz master £1pp

Thursday 23rd

Audio - Bastard Pop Pop / Mash-up 11PM £2 Belushi’s Bar - Karaoke Free entry & prizes 9PM Belushi’s Below - Spunked Pop, Dence, Part, Disco 10PM £1 Black Lion - Whatify? Juke Box Jury 9PM Brunswick - Clown School Clowning classes 11:30AM £5 Coalition - Secret Discotheque DJs play 70s, 80s, 90s & 00s Pop 10:30PM £3/£4 Cobblers Thumb - Student Day Promo drinks all day Cube Bar - United Nations of House Big Dance Tunes with M4JO & Muerto 2PM Doctor Brightons - Thirsty Thursday Happy Hour

JUNE 2011 MUSIC LISTINGS

prices All Day 1PM Fiddler’s Elbow- Fiddler’s Live Lounge Funky Folk, Toe-Tappin’ Trad and Juicy Jazz 8:30PM Fish Bowl - Residents Association Residents & guests spin an eclectic mix of hip hop, funk 10:30PM Green Door Store - Art noise 7:30PM £tbc Green Door Store - Paradise City 11PM Honey Club - Exposed! DJ’s Charles Green & Out Break, Squiz and Ben-G 10:30PM £2 Hydrant - The Divided support from Decodes, Some Will Be Saved, Fathoms, Reinventions 7PM £tbc Hydrant - Tales of George support tbc 8PM Komedia - Jon Allen Devon’s finest troubadour, who has in the past been likened to Dylan 7:30PM £10adv/£12 Komedia - Fosters Krater Comedy Club Jeff Innocent, Dan Nightingale 8PM £16 (meal deal) /£9 Lola Lo - Kitsch Quirky commercial... KITSCH! 9PM £3/£5 Marlborough - The Penis Monologues Unfinished Business Theatre Company 7:30PM £9 Mesmerist - Sneaky Low Five 6 talented musicians who share a passion for Jazz and performing 9PM Riki Tik - Das Club Robotique Electro Jams, Hip Hop, Lovers Funk, Post-Disco, New Jack Swing St James Tavern - Stay Sick Turn Blue! Stay Sick Djs play 50/60s, R&R, Surf, Garage & Grind 8:30PM The Prince Albert - The B-Sides, The Vacant Empire & Guests 7:30PM £4/£3 The World’s End - The big cash quiz 8PM Western Front - Blingual language exchange party, meet, chat, learn & laugh! 8PM White Rabbit - Open mic with the move-ons 9PM Victory - Open MIc Live music / Open Mic night 8PM Volks - Dn B, Dubstep, Downtemp 10PM

Honey Club - I Love R&B Squiz & Guests 10:30PM £5 Hydrant - Dukebox- 9 bands, over 2 floors, best alternative bands in Brighton 7PM Komedia - Jazz Morley Dorset girl Jazz Morley possesses a voice with such natural soulfulness 7:30PM £6 Komedia - Fosters Krater Comedy Club Jeff Innocent, Dan Nightingale, Keith Farnan, Dan Nightingale & more 8PM £21,50 (meal deal) /£14.50 Life - Aka Aka Roar vs Deadly Rhythm Claude Von Stroke and Hessle Audio’s Pearson Sound aka Ramadanman 11PM £8/£10 Lola Lo - Tiki Beats Resident DJ, Cocoloco’s very own DJ Karizma 8PM £3/£4/£5 Marlborough - Hey Sista Soul Sista Soul, funk, reggae, and ska to welcome in the summer. Guest DJ 8:30PM Marlborough - The Penis Monologues Unfinished Business Theatre Company 7:30PM £9 Mesmerist - Shake Holla & Roll blues & ragtime influenced Dixieland jazz, 40’s/50’s rhythm & blues 9PM Northern Lights - Midsummer party Riki Tik - Ecletrik DJ Saul Guud playing electronic music Garage, Future garage, Deep House, broken beat 10PM The Prince Albert - Koresh, Smalltown Scres, Lazer Horse 8:30PM £4/£3 The World’s End - Unity HI FI evening of reggae DJ’s are back in the house 8PM Thomas Kemp - Dj Night Molar & Friends 9PM Tube - Motel sleazy house and electro, big beats, stripped back bar vibes 11PM £3 Western Front - Mixer Men Skanking reggae grooves and ingenious mash-ups sewn 8PM White Rabbit - WTF Dj’s 9PM Volks - Analogue Pres Dub Mafia Live, Frustarated Natives, Voytek & Guests 11PM £5 Xuma - Uncle Al Funk, hip hop, breaks and soulful treats

Friday 24th

Saturday 25th

Audio - Strictly Drumz Break 11PM £tbc Belushi’s Bar - Muy Loco DJ pop, house, rnb 9PM Belushi’s Below - Abandoned Rock & Metal Night 10PM £3/2 Black Lion - Medium Rare Funk, Soul, Stupendous Rare Grooves 9PM Brunswick - The Funky Buddha Band Soul & Funk 8PM £5 Coalition - Friday I’m In Love DJs play indie, funk, 60s & Electro! 11PM £3/£4 Cobblers Thumb - Jackson & The King Kickers Brass infused Folk Rock, Jazz, Ska 9PM Concorde 2 - CLUB TBC 11PM £tbc Cube Bar - Friday Club Upfront & Credible House with Cheets & Guests 2PM Digital - Stonelove 101% Indie Rock n Roll 11PM £3/£4 B4 12PM Doctor Brightons - Funky Friday DJ Nick Hirst / Wayne 9:30PM open 1PM Duke of Norfolk - DJ cashback Music from all the eras 9PM Fiddler’s Elbow - TFI Friday The weekend starts here…8PM Fish Bowl - Freestyle Records A&R man and label manager, Greg Boraman! 9PM Green Door Store - Mojo Fins plus support 7:30PM £tbc Green Door Store - Vice Issue Launch - Hyetal plus support 11PM H Bar - Play:Blarzay Brighton & Hove DJ’s and live percussionist from Chrissy E 9PM Hampton - Mod For It! Motown, Soul, Ska, Northern Soul, New Wave & more 8PM

Ancient Mariner - Live acoustic sessions KJO Radio Band 8PM Audio - Warehouse Round Table Knights 11PM Free B4 12:30/£5 Belushi’s Bar - Unplugged Rocket Dogs live acoustic duo plus DJ Sean 9PM Belushi’s Below - Club NME Indie 9PM Black Lion - Molly Malone’s Dex in the City hiphoppin, soul-ska’d, rhythm blues 8:30PM Brunswick - Yoga Lessons 9:30AM £5 Coalition - WIRED Pres Belocca, Vince Manganaro, Charles Green, Charly Lopez 11PM £5/£8 Cobblers Thumb - Brighton Punk Project Pres Ska, Punk Night 8PM Concorde 2 - Pole Passion and Wild Life Productions Pres Miss Pole Dance UK 2011 3PM & 7PM £25adv Cube Bar - Simply House Cheets & Guests 2PM Digital - Playroom 11PM £12/£10 Doctor Brightons - Sexy Saturday DJ Tony B from 9:30PM open 1PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Saturday Sizzlers DJ Soul Casserole / Funky upfront and raw underground 9PM Fish Bowl - Daddy Marcus beach party session playing soul, disco, funk and timeless classics 9PM Green Door Store - Pop T’Arts 7:30PM £tbc Green Door Store - Big Itch Primeval Party Sounds! 50s/60s R&B, Garage and Itching Twitchin Rock’n’Roll 11PM H Bar - Contagious Cheeky, Adam H, Dave Godding, Howie D and Nick T 9PM £3

Hampton - iLike… Bring your iPod and play your own tunes 9PM Honey Club - Hed Kandi Funky, house, Sexy R&B, Cool Pop 10:30PM £10/£5 Hydrant - Asbo Retards support from Anal Beard and M.A.D. 7PM £4.50adv Hydrant - Tropical Underground, sounds of Latin America 8PM Jam - Max Cooper (live) underground house, techno night Makai & Whiskas & live visual show Komedia - Fosters Krater Comedy Club Jeff Innocent, Dan Nightingale, Keith Farnan, Dan Nightingale & more 7PM & 10:30PM £25 (meal deal) /£15.50 Komedia - Funny Women Awards seeking out the newest and best female comedy talent in Brighton and the south coast 7:30PM £8/£10 Komedia - Da Doo Ron Ron mix of femme pop, sisterly soul ‘n’ funk, girl group dramarama 11PM £5 (Studio) Leconfield - MiTunes Bring in your iPod, MP3, Laptop or your PC & play 8PM Lectern - Twisted Frontier, Overhead Wires live music club featuring Daniel Holeyman, Fran Classic and Hope Rudd 7:30PM £3 Life - Holdup! Indie classics, old and new, all night long 11PM £5 Lola Lo - Zombie Nation DJ Scott Kirby 8PM £3/£4/£6/£10 Marlborough - Cherry Pop Girls Disco with DJ Fondue Inferno 8PM Mesmerist - Shake Holla & Roll blues & ragtime influenced Dixieland jazz, 40’s/50’s rhythm & blues 9PM Riki Tik - Alta Matt Masters & Will Sumsuch 9PM Sallis Benney - Exhibition MA Degree Shows Fine Art / Inclusive Arts / Digital Media Arts 10AM Sallis Benney - Rising Styles Festival and ShelleyMack pres StyleJam 1PM £8/£6 The Prince Albert - Stay Sick & Dirty Water Records night 8PM The World’s End - New band night Burn the evidence and support 8PM Thomas Kemp - Dj Night Button Down 9PM Tube - Photek Support from Insight & Voytek and Action Jackson £5 West Hill - L’Amour Electronique Synthesized Sounds & French Pop 9PM Western Front - Stay Curious Hip- Hop, Soul and tracks from the blogoshere 8PM White Rabbit - Mixer men 9PM Victory - Fernando Poo 70’s Rock, Glitter Pop, Mash-ups & Indie Fuzz 9PM Volks - Cut Loose Pres Brighton Loves Jungle, Voytek, Youngsta, Stimpy & more 11PM £4 Xuma - Miss Faricy (Shake hands lets party) Party tunes with the lovely Ms Faricy

Sunday 26th

Ancient Mariner - The Ancient Mariner Roast Home cooked Served from 12pm to 6pm Booking advisable Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 3 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Live & Swingin’ Gipsy Jazz Stopped Clock 8PM Brunswick - Jim Whyte Jazz 8PM £tbc Coalition - Blow after Party Vincent Manganaro, Aaron Pelaez, Carlos Ruiz 3AM £7/£5/£4 Cube Bar - Sunday Chill Laid Back Bar Grooves with Drink Promos 2PM Doctor Brightons - Hangover therapy 1PM Duke of Norfolk - Live Music Night 9PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Bank Holiday Sham-Rock Open Mic 8:30PM

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JUNE 2011 MUSIC LISTINGS

Fish Bowl - Recovery Chilled reggae and soul, Asbest The Moor King & guests 9PM Fountain Head - Sunday sessions New in town Jamaican roasts, Reggae & chilled beats all day Green Door Store - Sunday Service Post-roast live bands, cheeseboards & more 5PM Green Door Store - Green Door Blues Resident Blues band Smokestack & guests 9PM Hampton - Live Music Sundays Showcasing top local artists 8:30PM Honey Club - Afrodisiac Lil Alex & Guests 10:30PM £2/£2.50 Hydrant - Acoustic Sunday, an evening of easy listening acoustic acts 8PM Komedia - Fosters Krater Comedy Club Jeff Innocent, Dan, Keith Farnan, Mc Mark Olver 8PM £18,50 (meal deal) /£11.50 Leconfield - Boozy Bingo Bingo without a blue rinse in sight 6PM £1 p game/ 6 for £5 Marlborough - Sunday Sessions Live music from 6pm from some of Brighton’s many talented buskers and musicians 6PM Mesmerist - Sunday Jazz and Jive Brighton’s best musicians 7PM Sallis Benney - Exhibition MA Degree Shows Fine Art / Inclusive Arts / Digital Media Arts 12AM Signalman - Open Mic Night All performers, musicians & styles welcome 8:30PM The Prince Albert - The Hard On’s, Crypisis 8PM £6.50adv The World’s End - Open Mic with Sam South 8PM Thomas Kemp - Sunday Afternoon Jazz Enjoy a Sunday Roast with music 4PM Thomas Kemp - Comedy Night local and London comedians £3 White Rabbit - Jazz Sundays 3PM Volks - Psy Sundays Alienature, Niquid, Zarvox 2PM

Monday 27th

Ancient Mariner - Quiz Night Cash prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 2nd to last place teams 8PM £1 each, plus £1 per team Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 1 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Hit The Decks Open Decks Spin Off - book your slot through Facebook 9PM Brunswick - Open Mic Popular open mic night with full stage and PA 8:30PM Coalition - Trash Mondays Who said “I don’t like Mondays?” 10PM £3/£5 Cobblers Thumb - Free Pool Drink Promos and Free Pool all Day 12PM - 5PM Cube Bar - Monday Mischief All Genres of Dance. Drink Promos 2PM Doctor Brightons - Meditation Mondays Happy H All Day 1PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Game On Monday night football is back Green Door Store - Metal Mondays two live bands & metal DJs 7:30PM Hampton - Music Quiz Cash prizes and drinks promos 8PM £1 Hydrant - Annotations Of An Autopsy support from Ingested, Martyr Defied, Plague Of Ashitaka 7PM £8 Leconfield - Free Pool Happy Hour All Night 8PM Life - Jail Bait Milk Teeth best in 90’s Eastcoast, Westcoast Hiphop, RnB 11PM £2 Lola Lo - Fat Poppadaddys DJs Matt Dean & Josh Holly 9PM £3 Marlborough - Free Pool night Riki Tik - 2 for 1 cocktails 6PM Sallis Benney - Exhibition MA Degree Shows Fine Art / Inclusive Arts / Digital Media Arts

10AM The Prince Albert - Andy Irvine, Thirty Pounds Of Bone 8PM £9adv Thomas Kemp - Quiz Night Film, General Knowledge, Music and More (subjects “Q”) 8PM £1pp Volks - Strictly Reggae Dancehall, Basement, Roots, Revival 11PM £4.50/£5

Tuesday 28th

Audio - Old’s Kool 11PM £2/£3 Belushi’s Bar - Totalled on Tuesday! Pop & Dance with DJ Paul 9PM Belushi’s Below - Elements Drum & Bass 10PM £2/£1 Black Lion - Tuesday Club NUS Happy Hour and food discounts ‘til 9.30pm open till late Brunswick - Yoga Lessons 5:30PM £5 Brunswick - Jazz Jam Session with house band and regular special guests 8PM Cobblers Thumb - Open Mic Night Play for a Pint! 9PM Cube Bar - Tuesday Tipple 2 4 1 selected cocktails all night 2PM Digital - CU Next Tuesday 11PM £4/£3 Doctor Brightons - Twisted Tuesday Free game of pool with every round 1PM Duke of Norfolk - Open Mic 9PM Fiddler’s Elbow - QUIZness Time Drink promos all night for entrants 8PM £1 Green Door Store - Hard Times Hard Funk Disco Punk Afro Go Go Krautrock 11PM Honey Club - Rehab 101 Charts, Sexy R&B, Funky House, Indie, Pop, Classic Party Songs 10:30PM £2/£3 Hydrant - Pippasays presents a night of alternative BIMM bands 8PM Leconfield - Tuesday Teaser Quiz Winning Team takes the pot Happy Hour to all Quizzers 9PM £1 pp Life - Vice Social Sunset Sessions 11PM £3 Marlborough - Student Night NUS deals all night from 5PM Mesmerist - MCC The Mesmerist Conjures Consortium Riki Tik - Bedroom DJ’s Open Deck night. Showcase your skills in 1 hour 10PM Sallis Benney - Exhibition MA Degree Shows Fine Art / Inclusive Arts / Digital Media Arts 10AM The Prince Albert - Not Now Bernard & Guests 8PM £4/£3 The World’s End - Wii night 8PM Thomas Kemp - Poker Evening 8PM

Wednesday 29th

Audio - Supercharged Guests tbc 11PM £tbc Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 2 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Fresh Acoustics Live Music 8:30PM Brunswick - Language Classes Informal Spanish Intermediate 7:30PM £5 Cobblers Thumb - Pool Competition Drink Promos 12PM - 5PM Cube Bar - Cubed End of Term Party 2PM Digital- The Poundance 11PM £1 B4 12 £3/£4 Doctor Brightons - Cocktail Clinic Cocktails 2 for £10.50 1PM Duke of Norfolk - Pub Quiz 9PM £1 pp Fiddler’s Elbow - Game On Top games on our HUGE and small screens Fish Bowl - The Mixer Men Dr B & Cut La Vis.. 2 Djs / Hip Hop, Soulful & Funky beats 10PM Fountain Head - Student night indie and rock Green Door Store - Juice 107.2 and Asahi present new unsigned talent 7:30PM £tbc Green Door Store - The Jazz Store The Church

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of Pepper featuring Robin Watt, Jason Henson, Dan Sheppard 11PM Hydrant - The Ocean Between Us support from Fathoms, Picture The Betrayal 8PM £tbc Hydrant - IAM:YOUR HERO support tbc 8PM Marlborough - Open Mic Open stage for you and your instrument, or story, poetry, act 8:30PM Mesmerist - Swing Ninjas Brighton original busking band 9PM Riki Tik - Time to awesome Classic Breaks and forward thinking future beats the W.A.T.? Djs family 10PM Sallis Benney - Exhibition MA Degree Shows Fine Art / Inclusive Arts / Digital Media Arts 10AM The Prince Albert - Electric Soft Parade, Vile Imbeciles, Fire Eye 8PM £5 Thomas Kemp - Kev’s Open Mic Discount for performers 8:30PM Xuma - Pub Quiz Host Rodger Parr, the most friendly and informative quiz master £1pp

Thursday 30th

Audio - Bastard Pop Pop / Mash-up 11PM £2 Belushi’s Bar - Karaoke Free entry & prizes 9PM Belushi’s Below - Spunked Pop, Dence, Part, Disco 10PM £1 Black Lion - The Return of the Reggae BBQ, live reggae, DJs and kick-arse Jerk BBQ 8:30PM Brunswick - Clown School Clowning classes 11:30AM £5 Brunswick - Zora & The Tatsmiths With support from Alex Bay & Bookkeeper 8PM £4/£3 Coalition - Secret Discotheque DJs play 70s, 80s, 90s & 00s Pop 10:30PM £3/£4 Cobblers Thumb - Student Day Promo drinks all day Concorde 2 - Concorde2 Pres Cinematic Orchestra & support Kutmah 7PM £20 Cube Bar - United Nations of House Upfront & Credible House with Gabrieal Ursu 2PM Doctor Brightons - Thirsty Thursday Happy Hour prices All Day 1PM Fiddler’s Elbow- Leerodi Live Irish Trad at Fiddler’s Live Lounge 8:30PM Fish Bowl - The Mixer Men 4 Deck Session 10:30PM Green Door Store - Arcane Roots & support 7:30PM £tbc Green Door Store - Paradise City 11PM Honey Club - Exposed! DJ’s Charles Green & Out Break, Squiz and Ben-G 10:30PM £2 Hydrant - Fiasco Thieves support tbc 8PM Komedia - Brighton & Hove Youth Big Band: Summer Swing! high-energy music, from classic swing numbers of the 30s and 40s & more 8PM £6/£3.50 Komedia - Comic Boom Featuring headliner Simon Evans 8PM £9/£7 Lola Lo - Kitsch Quirky commercial... KITSCH! 9PM £3/£5 Mesmerist - Dr Bluegrass & The IllBilly 8 Foot stompin’, thigh slappin’ bluegrass from the deep south 9PM Riki Tik - Das Club Robotique Electro Jams, Hip Hop, Lovers Funk, Post-Disco, New Jack Swing Sallis Benney - Exhibition MA Degree Shows Fine Art / Inclusive Arts / Digital Media Arts 10AM St James Tavern - Stay Sick Turn Blue! Stay Sick Djs play 50/60s, R&R, Surf, Garage & Grind 8:30PM The Prince Albert - Funge, Gyratory Allstars, Stone Beach 8:30PM £4/£3 The World’s End - The big cash quiz 8PM White Rabbit - Open mic with the move-ons 9PM

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