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CONTENTS WELCOME TO THE FESTIVAL SPECIAL EDITION OF BN1 MAGAZINE WHERE WE CELEBRATE THE BUSIEST MONTH ON THE CALENDAR! WITH HIGH HOPES OF ANOTHER SCORCHING MAY WE GIVE YOU, THE READER, SOME ESSENTIAL TIPS ON WHAT TO SEE AND WHERE TO DO IT, WHILST SOAKING UP THE FESTIVAL ATMOSPHERE. SO TAKE SOME TIME OUT OF YOUR CHAOTIC LIFE, KICK BACK WITH A COOL GLASS OF TIPPLE AND LET US GUIDE YOU ON THE PATH TO SPLENDOUR.

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04—ON THE SCENE ...Festivities through the month of April 07—LIVE MUSIC GUIDE ...The Mountain Goats, Funeral Party 08—FESTIVAL FRENZY ...Where you might find yourself this year 10—BRIGHTON FESTIVAL ...And The Horse You Rode In On (Page 11) ...Interview—Howe Gelb from Giant Sand (Page 12) 14—THE GREAT ESCAPE ...BN1’s what to see guide 18—THE DIRT WITH MARK EDE 20—BRIGHTON FASHION WEEK ...Showcasing innovation 22—BRIGHTON FRINGE FESTIVAL ...A round up of 2011 shows 24—HORI SMOKU: SAILOR JERRY ...The life of Norman K. Collins 26—BRIGHTON BEER FESTIVAL 28—VEGAN FARE 30—WAKE UP BRIGHTON 32—BRIGHTON MARATHON ROUND-UP 34—HEROES RUN 35— COMEDY & THEATRE LISTINGS 38—THE MEDIA BIZ WITH JOSH LITTLE 39—CROSSWORDS 40—MUSIC LISTINGS EDITORIAL Editor—Chris Sadler, Sub Editor—Joel Windels DESIGN—Emberlane: www. emberlane.com CONTRIBUTORS—Immanuel Guffogg, Joel Windels, Andy Hollis, Beki Turner, Paul Carrington-Gretton, Sam Brodbeck, Stuart Rolt, Andrew Nicholls, Josh Redfearn, Jen Blakeley, Bradford Middleton, Harry Conrad PHOTOGRAPHERS—David Smith (www.photosbydavid.org), Josh Redfearn, Oli Lyons (www.olilyonsphoto.co.uk), Nick Tichener, Becka Marie LISTINGS—Wanda Piechowiak ADVERTISE IN BN1 MAGAZINE—INFO@BN1MAGAZINE.CO.UK TEL: 01273 737397 Want to become part of the BN1 Magazine team? Internships available for local writers, photographers, creative types and enthusiasts to join one of Brighton’s best community and lifestyle magazines! Just email your CV and a little about yourself to the office: info@bn1magazine.co.uk. All rights reserved including rights of reproduction and use in any form or by any means, including the making of copies by any photo process or by any electronic or mechanical device (printed, written or oral), unless permission in writing is obtained from the copyright proprietor. All textual content, design graphics, images and specific photographs used in the magazine are Copyright © BN1 Magazine 2010.

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MAY 2011 ON THE SCENE

BRIGHTON DURING MAY WITH JOEL WINDELS

Pasty white Brits have been flocking to Brighton’s wonderful seafront and scenic parks in their thousands for the past couple of weeks now, idly throwing their Frisbees for five minutes at a time before noshing on their elaborate barbeque picnics. It’s as if Spring couldn’t be bothered to show up and Summer showed up to the party two months early like an overzealous but welcome guest. Funny what a spot of sunshine can do for public wellbeing. With the sunshine also comes festivals, and May will see a plethora of such events held in our festival-obsessed city. Kicking things off is the Brighton Festival, which runs from the 7th to the 29th of May, and claims to offer three weeks of unrivalled arts celebration. Running concurrently is the Brighton Fringe Festival, which begins on the same day but runs a day longer, perhaps just to spite the other one. This slightly-but-pointlessly longer festival features a number of events, including cabaret, comedy, dance, theatre, film, literature and plenty more. There is another festival also scheduled for this month, as The Great Escape returns with its handful of famous headliners and an endless list of bands you’ve never heard of. This is never such a bad thing however, and it’ll be a great chance to discover great new acts when the 300+ artists play through 12th-14th of May around various venues in town. Check BN1 for everything you need for all three festivals, or find out even more on their respective websites. It wouldn’t be a Brighton monthly news piece without a mention of some obscure car convention held on Madeira Drive, and believe it or not, the MG Regency Run is set for the 8th of the month. It is exactly what it sounds like: lots of different MGs on a long bit of road, so head on down if that’s the kind of thing you like to do on a Sunday. If you live in the centre of town and enjoy getting woken up on a Saturday morning by all manner of shouting, singing and loud noises then you can look forward to the Children’s Parade on the 7th, which is actually a rather pleasant celebration of something or other, and features hundreds of kids dressed brightly in garish costumes all blaring their mouths off in unison. Don’t miss it. Elsewhere in Brighton, scores of artists are inviting you disgusting scumbags into their homes to ogle at their work and even kindly offer you the chance to buy it if you like. This year marks the thirtieth year the event has been staged and will run every weekend of May. Check aoh.org. uk for more information. Outside the city we also have an FA Cup final, a Champions League final, the Premier League showdown, three Formula One grand prix including the famous Monte Carlo circuit, presumably a bit of golf and other sports, and of course a bloody Royal wedding. More importantly we have the referendum on the Alternative Vote on May 5th, which truly is an important day in modern politics and I urge you all to take part in it. Unless you vote ‘no’ of course. I’ll be voting no with my second choice. Oh yeah, I should probably mention that May 21st is going to be Judgement Day in the eyes of a significant religious and oddball minority, a precursor to the ultimate Apocalypse of mankind, which itself is scheduled for October. So keep that date free in your diary boys and girls in this action-packed and lovely ‘Spring’ month.

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MUSIC WEEK AWARDS The Concorde2 has once again been nominated for a prize, this time they’ve been shortlisted to win an award for ‘Best Venue’ as part of the Music Week Awards. They are up against some reputable competition including the O2 Academy Leeds and The Royal Albert Hall. This just proves that Brighton’s No.1 music venue continues to get national recognition and it is an achievement in its own right to be nominated in such a category, so hats off once again to the Concorde2. May 24th — The Round House, London

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MAY 2011 ON THE SCENE

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GET CARTER Forty years ago London hard-man Jack Carter went back home to investigate the suspicious death of his brother. What followed is a bloody tale of redemption, retribution, and brotherhood that remains one of the most iconic gangster films of all time. This year director James Weisz marks that anniversary by bringing to the Brighton Fringe Festival stage John Holloway’s adaption of the grimy, bestselling novel that started it all. Starring Nick Bartlett (Gangs of New York), Ross Gurney-Randall (Follow Me) and Seth Morgan (Winner of Best Actor award 2007). May 10th/11th/12th/13th — Hove Centre, doors 8pm Tickets are £10/8.50 By Andrew Nicholls

With 9 weeks of heats, a final at Eastbourne’s Extreme Festival, and twenty-four groups taking part, this year’s Battle of The Bands is shaping up to be the town’s must attend event of the year. 2010 winners Spaniels Ears will open proceedings on May 15th at TJ’s nightclub and will be followed over the nine weeks by bands with styles ranging from Hip Hop to Screamo and Pop Punk to Ska. The final in July will see the qualifying bands play to a crowd of happy sunburnt drunks on Eastbourne seafront. Brilliant. The winners will receive recording time at the prestigious Sussex Academy of Music. Tickets for the heats are £3. Under 18s are welcome. More information will be available on our website. TJs nightclub, Eastbourne Heats every Sunday from May 15th—July 10th. Finale at Eastbourne Extreme Festival July 16th—17th By Andrew Nicholls

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BRIGHTON KITE FESTIVAL Attracting kite enthusiasts from all over to marvel at the aerial wonders and converse about everything tethered, the Kite Festival returns for it’s 32nd year! It’s a free event open to the public from 11am to 5pm with a night fly on the Saturday night for kite flyers. With so many variations in sizes and ability, from your smaller 2 line trainer kite and stunt kites to massive multiple line power-kites and arena displays, expect an exciting visual day out for all to enjoy. There will of course be a selection of traders including kite stalls, food outlets, clothing and a local cider producer. So while you grab a nice glass of tipple, the kids can attend the Children’s kite workshop with prizes for best kite flown. If the weather gods don’t provide enough wind on the day there will be plenty of other entertainment including birds of prey, the local fire brigade and a fun fair. 28th - 29th May — Stanmer Park, Brighton brightonkitefestival.co.uk for more details

OUI LOVE TOUR Heard of New French Wave? No? Well you soon will. This May 14th the annual Oui Love tour is returning to Brighton as part of The Great Escape Festival to introduce us to the pioneers of this exciting genre. The tour will see French band Team Ghost, who are credited with inventing chillwave, and the alter ego of singer/producer Frederic Riviere; Anoraak, team up to play six nights across some of the UK’s best venues. With mega stars like Daft Punk hailing from across the pond it’s obvious that France has something to offer. Missing this would be a very, very bad idea. May 14th — The Great Escape Festival. Anoraak will play The Haunt at 8pm and Team ghost will play Jam at 9:30pm By Andrew Nicholls

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BLAH BLAH BLAH PRESENTS CARIBOU + TEED CARIBOU (DJ Set), also previously known as Manitoba, will be dazzling you with his psychedelic electro skills on May 14th at Digital. Known to draw crowds worldwide and working alongside artists such as Four Tet, as well as curating one of the days at All Tomorrows Parties in Dec 2011, Caribou is a definite must see! Plus, not forgetting, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs (Live) aka Teed, and the resident troupe Blah Blah Blah DJs. This will be a night of pure electronic tech lustre with advance tickets on sale at £10 + BF from all good record shops and Ticketweb; I’d advise getting them before the event to avoid disappointment. Digital 14th May 11pm - 4am

CHAIN & THE GANG This promises to be some show with the return to these shores of Ian Svenonius, the genius singer and political visionary behind such greats as the National of Ulysses, the Make-Up and Weird War, and his incendiary blasts of politico-punk/soul. The man is a legend pure and simple. What sort of band he will bring over is shrouded in mystery as the 2009 debut and this year’s new release has featured a clutch of highly important collaborators such as Calvin Johnson of the great Beat Happening as well as whole host of other like-minded US indie stars. If that weren’t enough this show also has the great London based indie stars Comet Gain playing their indiepunk-soul which is sure to get a lot of people excited including me! And just to top it all off we even get the great Brighton based garage rock ensemble The Sticks… what more could you want for a Monday night! By Brad Middleton 16th May @ Prince Albert

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FUCK THE FESTIVAL Not exactly an alternative to the Brighton Festival which is priced out of many of our reader’s range this is more of a showcase for the cities underground scene. We are promised music and poetry as well as DJ’s and all manner of experimental shenanigans, it’s sure to be a good night’s entertainment. Agatha & The Christies are a two-piece garage punk band who are obsessed with all things fuzz and sinister, they peddle an anarcho-political breed of lyricism which just adds to their general brilliance. Besides them we have a whole host of poets and music which should make for an interesting night. Get along, donate the fiver entry fee, and support the local scene. By Brad Middleton 6th May @ Cowley Club

NEW MUSIC SHOWCASE— SWEET SWEET LIES The third instalment of the New Music Showcase brought to you in association with Juice 107.2 and Asahi, waltzes its way into the Green Door Store on Tuesday 24th May, presenting some of Brighton’s finest bands. This month we see the ever so suave Sweet Sweet Lies with their folk and post punk attitude. Support from Dan Shears and the Velveteen Orkestra and Us Baby Bare Bones will no doubt continue to captivate and make audiences sway to the essence of bluegrass and folk music. Headline the NEW MUSIC SHOWCASE on Tuesday 24th May

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What to see this month? Check out our live music guide highlighting some top attractions during May. By Brad Middleton

I never really understood why Rolo Tomassi made such a huge impact on the indie music media when they first started – sure, they are great but that’s half the problem. A band that sounds like an even more frenzied, experimental Melt-Banana quite clearly just don’t belong in the NME no matter how much we would love them too, but thank god they did though as it bought their music to the attention of a whole new generation of kids, who would never had had the opportunity to have their minds blown by this awesome group. Without a new record in three years though tonight promises to be a plough through their best moments so if you haven’t had the chance to see them, now is your chance and what’s more it’s at the Green Door! THE MOUNTAIN GOATS COALITION, MAY 24TH

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John Darnielle’s indie/folk vehicle has been around for years now but finally seems set for the big time with their fourteenth album All Eternals Deck, released last month, through Merge Records, home of the mighty Superchunk but more pertinently the huge Arcade Fire. If Darnielle plays his cards right this could be the year they finally break the big time and what better way to see them than at a small club like Coalition. Go now and in a couple of years you’ll be able to impress all of your friends with stories of tonight.

A group you either love or hate, I think… I side with the latter as to me they are nothing more than a poor man’s Flaming Lips. They lack the pop sensibility and simple joy the Lips have in abundance but that still hasn’t stopped them achieving huge success for a band who occasionally vanish up their own experimental hole never to return. However, I realise that some people love and worship them so doubtless you will ignore the musings of a middleage hack and will have already booked your tickets for this huge show. FUNERAL PARTY CONCORDE2, MAY 26TH

A post-punk dance group who came together in Whittier, California in 2005 they have already had a pretty entertaining career. Starting out, without any instruments (they used to regularly borrow gear off either relatives or other bands who they were sharing bills with), they grew to prominence as a result of playing a lot of parties in their neighbourhood and were soon signed up to Fearless Records, home briefly to the legendary At The Drive-In. This soon however collapsed as the band garnered interest from none other than Sony whom they shortly signed a deal with and who they have remained with to this day and who have just released their debut studio album The Golden Age of Knowhere.

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MAY 2011 ON THE SCENE

FESTIVAL FRENZY With Brighton hosting dozens of festivals throughout the year and Britain seemingly having gone festival crazy over the past decade, it is only apt that BN1 provide a quick run-down of the some the different places you could find yourself at this year. In Brighton itself we have the Fringe Festival, Brighton Festival and the Great Escape all running this May. The former two are a celebration of art across a wide variety of mediums, while the latter is more focused on new music. Each offers something a little different, and are broad enough to accommodate pretty much anyone’s tastes, aside from those of you freaks out there with obscure fetishes that we won’t go into here. In July the city will see the wonderful Paddle Around the Pier return, with its excellent free-to-enter range of activities on show, covering both the land and the sea. The festival promises to be even more jam-packed with events than last year, so you can expect to muck about on BMXs as you listen to some live music and paddle in the sea, all the while stuffing your face with some locally-produced delicious cuisine simultaneously, of course. July will also welcome the Shakedown festival, a non-camping, music-focused event with an impressive lineup, which is all set kick off at Stanmer Park on the 9th. Twenty-five miles down the road is Eridge Park, which will host the second Playgroup Festival this August, Small in scale but big in character, the festival is much more about the carefree attitude and friendly atmosphere than most other events, so this one definitely

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caters to the more relaxed punters out there. Also more focused on its vibe is the Secret Garden Party, a wild and weird festival held in East Anglia. The silly nonsense associated with the ever-changing event is what keeps people so intrigued and coming back for more, and even with the likes of Blondie and Milo featuring on the lineup, Secret Garden Party is absolutely nothing to do with music (in a good way). It comes with a BN1 seal of recommendation. Also with this stupid made-up seal are the Rockness festival in Scotland, set to take place in June, and the DotDotDot festival, which is scattered amongst Bristol, Nottingham and Manchester and will happen in late May. Rockness has won a number of prestigious awards, and despite having put together an amazing lineup featuring the likes of The Chemical Brothers and Kasabian, it is still almost sure to retain that lovely atmosphere it is so famous for, and will forever be a quirky and lovable ‘small festival’ to us. DotDotDot is a more urban affair, but with the artists they’ve managed to book, such as Hurts and The Joy Formidable, we’re sure this festival is going to be off the chain. Finally, there are the big hitters like Reading and Glastonbury. Despite bland lineups, increasing competition, sky-rocketing prices and flagging innovations, these goliaths are showing no sign of losing public interest and any criticism levied at them by myself are surely in vain. Last year the cruel cynicism in my Glastonbury preview was far too short-sighted, as the festival was a defining year in its glorious history and the beautiful weather and astonishing performances meant it was a weekend to remember for many years to come. These festivals are popular for a reason, and I can tell you with a great deal of experience that both Reading and Glasto, as well as all the other notoriously good festivals (Bestival, Isle of Wight etc.) are sure to be as fantastic as they ever were when they are staged this Summer. Now all you have to do is find the time and money to go to them all. You might need a time machine too. By Joel Windels

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les ballets C de la B Ageing transvestites and transsexuals play out personal dramas through dance, song, theatre and cabaret. Wed 11 May, Brighton Dome, Concert Hall

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Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui Three dancers perform to haunting polyphonic choral music. Wed 18 May, Brighton Dome, Concert Hall

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Emigre/Lost & Found Founder of the Velvet Underground performs a one-off concert responding to themes of exile and home. Mon 23 May, Brighton Dome, Concert Hall

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MAY 2011 BRIGHTON FESTIVAL

PREVIEWING BRIGHTON FESTIVAL The Brighton Festival is never all about the music but this year we are lucky enough to have a couple of real legends playing and even if tickets do cost a lot of money it could be worth investigating. Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry practically invented dub reggae along with his peer King Tubby and has produced or recorded with pretty much every figure on the scene since his first record came out in 1972. He had however been toying around in the studio and in live performance since the mid-1960s by which point he was already in his thirties! Now without the hang-ups of drinking booze or smoking pot he has become increasingly prolific in recent years – releasing nine albums in the last five years – he has continued to plot an interesting course. Now firmly encamped in the dancehall scene he has worked with some pretty strange collaborators including the much under-rated Andrew WK on the 2008 album Repetence. A proper legend that we are lucky to be able to see at the Dome on 20th May with tickets still available and priced between £15-25. The next man, like Perry, is an absolute legend and originator. John Cale is the man who made those old Velvet Underground records so unique with his classically trained viola. With a specially produced set based around the themes of home and exile, specifically themed for this one-off show, expect a showcase of some of the highlights of his near fifty year association with music. He plays, again, at the Dome on 23rd May with tickets again available for the price of between £15-25. It is sure to be intriguing to see what he plays. By Bradford Middleton

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AND THE HORSE YOU RODE IN ON A SEQUENCE OF SERIOUS FOLLIES

Since their creation in 1993, Told by an Idiot have effortlessly established a worldwide reputation with a series of increasingly clever and unusual productions. The company produces work that is hilarious, poignant and always breaking new artistic ground, whilst recalcitrantly discarding the orthodox practices of mainstream theatre production. Their politically emotive new commission for the Brighton Festival, in association with the Barbican, sees the company holding a series of events at the Brighton Dome from Tuesday 17th to Saturday 21st May. Their new show, And

The Horse You Rode In On, is delivered in Told by an Idiot’s distinctive style in a new and unsettling direction. Although archly comic, this is a menacing tale of maladroitness extremes. Apparently inspired by Hitchcock’s Sabotage and the writings of Günter Grass this piece carefully scrutinises the delicate balance between faith and reason as it shows us just what extreme measures people will take for their beliefs. One of the motifs of the production is taking a familiar reference point in our culture and distorting it out of all recognition, most markedly in their depiction of a certain well-known rabbit and his

attempts to stop an alien blowing up the earth. This is raw social commentary at its very best. It’s political satire that ignores mocking showboating governmental sound-bites and deals instead with how we all individually adjust our morals and attitudes to reflect our personal situations. Don’t let the copious amounts of slapstick violence fool you, there is a serious message hidden beneath all this cartoonesque joviality. However, this production goes far beyond the simple presentation of a theatrical play, no matter how emotive and

provocative it may be, and allows the audience to make a contribution to the creative process. There will be several workshops during their stay at the Dome, where people will get the opportunity to fashion their own version of the main show. Also there are plans for workshops and discussion panels will get the chance to voice and develop their ideas. These interactive elements have proved to be an extremely popular central element to the company’s work, and are a wonderful opportunity for anyone with a real interest in collaborative theatre. By Stuart Rolt

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MAY 2011 INTERVIEW — HOWE GELB

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HOWE GELB BY STUART ROLT

Giant Sand and Devon Sproule 19th May at 8pm Concert Hall £16, £18, Festival standby £10

Are you doing any other shows in Europe?

I have so many variations, there are a couple of solo shows, and there are Giant Sand shows at festivals in France. Then there are shows that I do with another band I have from Spain. That’s a followup to my Snow Angel record, which had all-Canadian musicians and a gospel choir. Now I have the next solo record which is with flamenco gypsy artists. How do you keep track of it all?

It used to be that I mixed things up every night, when I had only one band, to instigate the evening and keep us on our toes. I gambled that would fuel the band. Now it’s different band setups rather than different songs, but I don’t keep track, I’m confused in a wonderful way every night wondering what set of songs we‘re doing, who I’m working with and what’s going to happen. It’s like sitting in front of the TV channel-switching endlessly. What is your creative process like? Howe Gelb is a true musical renegade. His left-field prairie visions, coupled with an everpresent dry lyrical wit, have fashioned a body of work that spans almost every musical style imaginable. Over the years he’s belligerently paid little heed to musical fashion or vapid celebrity culture, instead choosing to create a back-catalogue that contains a considerable number of classic albums. Brighton Festival is celebrating their artistry with an exciting concert at the Dome. We got Gelb on the phone to talk about the upcoming show and to find out how he still manages to be so inventive.

You travel with a number of different bands, which one are you bringing to Brighton?

We’re playing as a five piece; this band has been rooted in Denmark since 2002. Except for me and the bass player, who live in Tucson, the band all live in Denmark. How did you team up with musicians from Denmark?

I ended up falling in love with a woman from Denmark, and then we had a baby over there. After living there for a few months, I just started collecting people to play with. I thought it would be a solo band, but the music we started playing when we went out on the road sounded like how Giant Sand ever was. It developed from a chemistry that we have from the way we go about things.

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The last record we did was recorded mostly in Denmark. It was recorded in-between touring and we were all failing asleep at various time of recording. Because we’re all fathers now, we never get enough sleep. When I heard the recordings later I thought there was a weird texture to the music. It’s not really amped up, but it’s not really sleepy. It’s something in-between being awake and that logic, and being asleep and the dream logic. I kind of enjoyed that. I don’t know if anyone can decipher that, but if you listened to the Blurry Blue Mountain album with this notion it will make sense. I like something that’s 7 ½ minutes long, but doesn’t sound more than three minutes. That demonstrates how time doesn’t exist when you’re in a dream state.

You’ve been doing this for roughly thirty tears, how do you still manage to find inspiration for your music?

I reckon it’s because of two things. The gambles we put in every night into the music. Of how we change things up and keep ourselves on our toes. It never gets complacent, it always keeps us compelled and wondering what’s going to happen next, or what we’re going to do within a song or how we’re doing it differently tonight. So there’s that improvisational aspect. That provides something; kind of enticement and longevity. The other thing is that we were fortunate enough to never get too popular to suffer any kind of backlash. I think maybe there’s a couple of ways to go about making music, I’ve remained independent and not reliant on anyone, so I can do what I want to do. But that has relatively marginal results, as far as popularity goes. Some people have too many others involved in order to provide that level of success. Then, when that success fades, those percentage people tend to back off. These acts tend to fail because they never learnt how to produce for themselves. Where do you feel most at home?

I’ve been spending a lot of time in Corba in Spain, and it felt more Tucson than Tucson. I like Brighton though, I’m looking forwards to coming soon, we’ve got friends that live there and you’ve got some great singers living there. You’ve got Emiliana Torrini and Sarah Basco. It’s always sweet to go and walk on that beach with those giant pebbles. Gelb’s dust-blown marriage of country, jazz, rock, blues and psychedelia blows into town on Thursday 19th May, for a one off show with Virginia-based country songstress Devon Sproule.

MAY 2011 THE GREAT ESCAPE

THE GREAT ESCAPE 12TH-14TH MAY This year’s Great Escape was shaping up to be one of the best yet but now, with newly confirmed acts still being announced, I’m pretty sure I’m safe in saying it will be the best ever. As those of you lucky enough last month to grab a copy of our magazine will know I gushed about what great bands and artists had already been confirmed – DJ Shadow, Warpaint, Josh T Pearson, Yuck, etc – but now I can add to that already pretty impressive line-up. Recently announced acts include The Wave Pictures, Dinosaur Pile-Up, Twin Shadow and Factory Floor whilst we also get the opportunity to see local heroes And So I Watch You From Afar play two shows in the space of the festival as well as the makers of one of my favourite records of last year – Okkervil River, who with the legendary Texan acid casualty and founder of the epic 13th Floor Elevators Roky Erickson produced the sublime True Love Cast Out All Evil. So, how are you going to cram all of that greatness into three days I hear you ask, well follow our guide and it couldn’t be easier!

The opening night for the public is Thursday and really it’s all about getting in to see DJ Shadow perform the spectacle that is Shadowsphere. He is on at 9.30 at the Dome… my advice get there as early as you can because you will not want to miss this. From here it’s a simple stroll down the road to the Corn Exchange for the uber-cool chill-wave of Twin Shadow at 10.30 in the Corn Exchange, whose debut effort last year Forget was one of my favourites. Simple, harmony-driven pop that suggests a greater depth to his music than a lot of his peers it really is a beautiful experience and to think that it will be followed, on the same stage, by the excellent Warpaint who I spoke about in last month’s preview. Well, that Thursday sorted and what a night it proves to be. Friday is a slightly more low-key affair but still offers up three great bands. The Wave Pictures to these ears are the quintessential English indie-pop band. Their sound is partly C-86 pop meets The Smiths but with fuzzier guitars. For those of you too young to remember C-86 and that is probably most of us as I can barely remember it myself was a mainly Scottish breed of indie-pop that was defined by its cutesy subject matter, girly or effeminate vocals and acoustic guitars – for a great

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introduction see the legendary Vaselines who a lot of you missed the other month when they played the Coalition. The Wave Pictures play at Life from 9.45 or alternatively you could go see indie-rock newcomers Dinosaur Pile-Up who are a neo-grunge trio from Leeds who are a lot better than this write-up makes them sound. That is one of the problem of an event such as TGE occasionally two great bands have to play at the same time and it’s always hard to make a choice especially if you’ve never seen either before. Anyway, from here it’s over to the Pavilion Theatre to see the great Josh T Pearson who I raved about last month. He’s on at 10.45 and promises to be one of the highlights of the festival. Hopefully there will be lots of people wanting to go see The Friendly Fires so I can just walk up and get in to see Mr Pearson without too much hassle. Saturday, is another great day which starts early with local heroes And So I Watch You From Afar playing at the Prince Albert from 3 in the afternoon. We featured a big article on them last month and trust us they are simply great so get along and support the local scene in amongst all the other great music. From here, it seems obvious if the freakishly early summer continues to move down to the beach for some beer and food before moving along

to Concorde 2 for the amazing Okkervil River who are due on about 9.45, having blown me away with last year’s album, already have a new one in the can and ready for release in the shape of I Am Very Far due Monday 10th May. This show will hopefully showcase some of their older stuff as well as a lot of this new material and should be a real treat. Again though we have the problem of a band clash with Yuck playing on the pier at Horatio’s from 10.15. Oh what is a boy to do? I’m going to try my best to get to both but we will obviously have to wait and see… hopefully the gig on the pier will be running late! If you don’t fancy the mad run around don’t worry as after the might of Okkervil, bar a brief break for some euphoric dance nonsense in the shape of the imaginatively named D/R/U/G/S we have the also great Factory Floor who are another of that host of bands who formed with a deep rooted interest in all things 80s and postpunk but who prefer the darker nastier textures of the neo-industrial revolution of the time over the dance-party vibe of their peers. Anyway, it should be a great festival and don’t forget to pick up the magazine next month to see who I actually got to go and see and what I really thought!

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MAYDAY!!! MAYDAY!!! May is, without doubt, the busiest month in Brighton music calendar. The Great Escape, The Festival, The Fringe and Meadowlands - significant events one and all - all have to cram into our already crowded schedule. May is certainly busy for ‘er indoors too; Gigs supporting Candi Staton (listen and learn Florence!), a guest slot with the Grits, ‘home town’ gigs Devon and Brighton (??!!) a main stage appearance at Meadowlands, an appearance on Brighton’s very own Latest TV, media promo and more all have to added to the workload. What with further festival appearances and a UK tour in the offing, the little pixies in Harmanator Towers are currently working overtime. The irony is that the more ‘little victories’ you get as an independent artist, the more things need to be done. More things to organise, more work to process, more things to finance and more problems in general to overcome. No wonder so many Brighton ‘artists’ never make a record or ever play a gig...I think they got it sussed!

THE JOOK HOUSE WORTHING IN ROCK VENUE SHOCKER! The ‘Jook House’ a new venue opened in Worthing by local blues legend ‘Desperate Bob’ at the Grand Victoria Hotel. With a firm focus of blues, soul and roots acts, respected ‘old school’ artists like Connie Lush, Albert Lee, and Chris Farlow are on the schedule, alongside visiting US bluesmen. We wish them well in prising people away from Saturday night reality shows, not least because Worthing could do with a successful music venue, to augment the alleged 850(!?) venues in Brighton capable of housing live music!.

BRIGHTON INSTITUTIONS —AND I DON’T MEAN OUR MANY REHAB CENTRES No, I’m talking about Paddle Round the Pier Festival, 2nd and 3rd July, a free event on Hove Lawns which includes a more than decent music line up (not that you’d know it from their website) put together by my friend Jen Collins who may or may not be talking to me at the moment for one good reason or another. Another institution is Brighton Live, running again this year from 12th to 15th October. I organised it last year so clearly they’ve got a very hard act to follow (oi oi!) but I’m sure it will all be alright on the night(s).

A MANAGERS LOT Obviously, as an out and out music business town, I tend to bump into a lot of other ‘Mr’ (and ‘Mrs’) 20 percenters - i.e. artist managers - around Brighton. We generally console ourselves with tales of woe about so called ‘revenue streams’ (a misnomer if ever there was one) whilst amusing ourselves with our latest mishaps which, this month, at least, seem to have a recurring theme of trying to get artists out of prison! As one fellow manager put it - ‘this is an impossible job, being done in impossible circumstances....which is exactly why I’m doing it’.

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MAY 2011 BRIGHTON FASHION WEEK

BRIGHTON FASHION WEEK Brighton, get ready for the leading alternative fashion event for the South of England! 2005 saw the launch of Brighton Frocks which since then has evolved into Brighton Fashion Week, bringing with it the sharpest cutting edge design alongside astonishing creativity. Photography by David Smith ©

Now in its 6th year, BFW will be taking over a number of venues for an entire week from May 31st to 5th June, with stylish sanctuaries hosting visionary delights throughout Brighton. Catwalk shows include The Couture Show, Brighton Frocks Show and Ready to Wear, as well as live fashion installations, gigs, Fashion Emporium and plenty more for Brighton’s fashion-lovers. A record breaking attempt to create the world’s largest pompom made from recycled wool will be talking place at The Open Market on London Road from Friday 22nd April

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until Wednesday 4th May. Reuse it, don’t lose it! are helping with this fantastic fabrication and everyone is invited to get involved! Up and coming designers taking part include Brighton designers Alexei Ismaylov, Hayley Lai and Tim Rhys Evans. Tim caused a massive stir in the fashion press after Elle featured his BA collection, which incidentally won the British Fashion Council Creative Cutting Award at Graduate Fashion Week in 2008. He has also worked as an intern for Gareth Pugh and more recently for Jaeger. It has also been confirmed

that Central Saint Martin’s graduate Masato Jones will be showcasing his new collection at the Couture Show on 3rd June. Currently working as a designer and pattern cutter for Giles Deacon, as well as heading his own label, his eagerly anticipated collection is one to watch. Edward Finney is also confirmed for the Couture Show. He has gained invaluable experience working on Savile Row and in the studios of Alexander McQueen. His collections have also been shot by Rankin and modelled by fashion darling Lily Cole. And it’s not just designers who’ll get the chance to shine

at this year’s event. Aspiring models can also get involved, treading the catwalk in front of Brighton’s fashion elite. Model casting auditions are taking place at a secret Brighton location on 27th April. To be considered, models need to email pictures – natural, full length and side profile – to models@brightonfashionweeek.com. For more information about BFW 2011, ticket sales, record-breaking pompom attempt, model auditions or schedule, check out brightonfashionweek.com. 1st - 4th June 2011.

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MAY 2011 FRINGE FESTIVAL

BRIGHTON FRINGE FESTIVAL It seems like the Brighton Fringe manages to take over every space in town that you can fit in an audience. This mammoth boundary pushing diary of events is unleashed on the town 7th – 30th May. There are too many varied and wonderful shows to list them all, but we’ll try and give you a tiny glimpse into some of the ones we like the look of. www.brightonfestivalfringe.org.uk

THE DREAM ENGINE HELIOSPHERE You should certainly fly down to Jubilee Square at 1pm for the Dream Engine Heliosphere on the 7th, an astonishing show, all suspended beneath a helium balloon. You might have seen their beautiful act at a recent FA Cup Final, now they present their aerial aerobatics to celebrate the opening day of the festival. PINK SINATRA Award-winning singer Scott Free invites you to sample the swinging tunes & wonderful melodies of some of the most beautiful songs ever written, in the cosy surroundings of the New Steine Hotel. Pink Sinatra runs from 8th to 22nd and is set to bring a touch of pure sophistication to the festival.

MR.B THE GENTLEMAN RHYMER A Chap-Hop superstar, combining pounding hip-hop beats with a lyrical awareness that’s straight from the pages of a PG Wodehouse novel. Hear his observations on living on the frontline in little England at the Komedia Studio on the 8th and 27th. UPSTAIRS AT THE THREE AND TEN has been a staple venue for festival events for a while now, so it’s no surprise that they are playing an active part in years proceedings. One of their standout acts is Juice 107.2 ’s Guy Lloyd who is promising the 7th Funniest Show in the Fringe. We know he’s easily capable of better than that. We also know that he’s unlikely to be capable of getting Lionel Richie to turn up… like he’s promised. See for yourself on the 15th and 18th. Also at Upstairs At The Three and Ten Late Night Gimp Fight return for more frenetically paced sketch show mayhem on 7th and 8th. These guys were our favourite act from last year, and not just for the amusement namedropping hem provided.

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LAUGHING HORSE Creative conjuror Oliver Meech blends magic with neuropsychology at Laughing Horse @ The Hobgoblin. Promising a journey inside some extraordinary minds, this captivating show features sightless vision, phantom limbs and vanishing memories. A mindexpanding, mindblowing magic show that’s billed as Being John Malkovich crossed with Memento. Oliver Meech: Live Brain Surgery runs from 9th to 19th. BELLYLICIOUS Sample a little bit of eastern promise on the 10th at The Brunswick, as Belly Dancer and comedienne Galit Mersand pushes the boundaries further with belly-dance, song and hilarious observations on the world.

THE CARNIVAL OF THE BIZARRE is occupying the Sabai Pavilion between the 10th and the 22nd. Led by undead Ringmaster, Doktor Haze, this show promises demon dwarfs, sword swallowing, a bevy of burlesque beauties and the return of the legendary Garry Stretch. Legendary for what, we’re not sure. But we think it will blow your mind. SINGE THE FRINGE The Kickerbocker’s Brighton’s premier cancan troupe present Singe The Fringe! This is a veritable cornucopia of outrageous and unique acts, featuring Miss Polly Cupcake, low down live music and eclectic cabaret. Catch a glimpse of some “Alan Whickers” at the Marlborough Theatre on the 12th and 26th. THE THISTLE HOTEL is putting in a good innings at this year’s festival. The hotel is also the venue for EddYank Productions Presents Fanti Acrobats International for three weeks. This unique show from Ghana is a breathtaking performance not to be missed.

LIL’ RED RIDIN’ HOODIE Circus troupe Pyratrix is doing it for the kids as they present: Lil’ Red Ridin’ Hoodie on the 13th at The Level. This enchanting multimedia fire circus show combines fire, aerial and circus skills, dance, music and visuals! HIT THE STREETS Of course one of the most popular events of the month is Fringe City presents: Hit The Streets on the 21st. New Road and Jubilee Square get taken over by an eclectic sea of world class street performers.

So there it is, a tiny sampling of the numerous shows that are filling the Brighton Fringe calendar this year. But don’t just take our advice, try and get out there, and discover something wonderful for yourselves. That’s half the fun.

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HORI SMOKU SAILOR JERRY: THE LIFE OF NORMAN K. COLLINS Norman “Sailor Jerry” Collins was the epitomical American anti-hero. This tattoo artist almost single-handily created the bold line tradition of American tattoo styles from his parlour in Hawaii. By Stuart Rolt

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Two of his protégés, Ed Hardy and Mike Malone, have kept his legacy alive with books, art exhibitions, a series of band showcases and the infamous (and delicious) spiced rum. This legend was explored further with an award-winning documentary released three years ago: Hori Smoku Sailor Jerry: The Life of Norman K. Collins. Now this moving and beautiful journey through Sailor Jerry’s life and art is being shown again at various venues around the world. We tracked down the film’s, somewhat jetlagged, director, Erich Weiss, to find about the story behind this story. How did you get into filmmaking?

I didn’t go to school for it, but I spent a couple of years touring and filming with bands. I spent three years shooting John Legends world tour. I’ve worked with a lot of different artists, mostly on the music side and filming for record companies. What inspired you to make a film about Norman Collins?

I’ve been getting tattoos since I was about 14. A lot of my friend I grew up with became tattoo artists, so I was aware of Sailor Jerry from an early start. I got the opportunity to interview Ed Hardy and Mike Malone. Then when I got that footage I realised it would make a compelling documentary, because it’s not just about Sailor Jerry, but about American tattooing in total. How would you explain the tattooing world’s fascination with Norman Collins to someone that had never heard his name?

He’s considered the godfather of American tattooing, and he symbolised the rough and tumble sailor mystique that goes along with the bold lie traditional Americana look. When

you think of sailors getting tattooed at a port of call, you think of Sailor Jerry. His life was like a storybook, not in the sense of happy endings, but it had all the elements of adventure, travel and modern day piracy. He travelled box-cars in the twenties and he got to Chicago, where he learnt tattooing form Cats Thomas. He then went to Great Lake Naval Academy and joined the Navy. He finished up in Hawaii in the late twenties and never left. Where did all the wonderful art shots in the film come from?

Most of the artwork came from Ed Hardy and Mike Malone’s private collections. Some came from US military archives. The University of Hawaii at Manoa had a really nice archive department that is filled with images from that time period. I thought it would take two months, but it took two and a half years. That wasn’t really good for budgeting. I slept on my buddies couch for a while whilst I was making the film. Why is the film being toured again?

The film is being released on DVD in Europe and Australia. Also its 100 years since Sailor Jerry’s birth this year, so all this activity is being tied in with that. Have you got any ideas for another film?

I’m working on a documentary with some house-industry guys about fontography and design. It’s a little chin-scratchy but it will be fun. Hori Smoku - Sailor Jerry: The Life of Norman K. Collins will be released in the UK on DVD later this year. If you can’t wait till then to get into the Sailor Jerry lifestyle, then Sailor Jerry Caribbean Spiced Rum is available in any discerning off-licence. www.sailorjerry.com

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MAY 2011 BRIGHTON BEER FESTIVAL

Is there anything more exciting than the announcement of an organised drinking extravaganza? Brighton Beer Festival, which is set to go ahead in mid July, claims to be ‘Putting the taste back into drinking’. So if you’re not gaining enjoyment enough from your beer, then it may be an idea to head down to the Old Paddling Pool near the West Pier this summer, where a carefully crafted fantasy world dedicated to the finest ales known to humanity will showcase how best it’s done. World class ales, lagers, ciders and stouts from around the globe will be dished out by ‘promo girls’, while live bands, radio broadcasts and food stalls all compete for your adulation. Providing the perfect soundtrack to the festivities are Indie stars Dodgy. The lads will doubtlessly be unleashing tracks from their brand new album, Real Estate. Further audio delights are supDodgy plied by seminal 80’s legends The Blockheads, now enjoying a huge resurgence since the release of Sex, Drugs & Rock ‘n’ Roll, a moving biopic of their late singer, Ian Dury. A seaside marquee with floor-to-ceiling glass walls will house this glorious homage to drinking, offering floodlit views of the sea and covered smoking areas so you can chuff and quaff in luxury, only a few minutes THURSDAY 14TH JULY from the centre of town. The crowning glory of the festival will be the 250 real TO SUNDAY 17TH JULY ales that have been judiciously chosen to represent the inTHE OLD PADDLING dustry’s most outstanding products. Real ale is a drink that is enjoying a huge national resurgence in popularity. No longPOOL (ADJACENT er is ale exclusively the choice of hairy eccentrics, but the inTO WEST PIER tricacies and nuances of a well-crafted beer are nurturing an increasingly receptive public. The promo girls are undoubtedly BRIGHTON) working wonders. Celebrated local brewers, Harvey’s, of Lewes are producing a special, limited edition ale, called Brighton Breezy, in honour of the festival. There will also be a plethora of renowned breweries represented, including Sharps, Wells & Youngs, Cotswold Lager, Kissingate, Brew Dog and Hepworths local Sussex brewery, amongst many others. As if this apparent dreamland weren’t enticing enough, a gastronomic paradise will accompany this fantastic booze exhibition. Hog roasts, fish and chips, paella and gourmet sausages will all be putting in appearances to help keep you satiated through the summer evening. For the serious ale, music and food enthusiast, VIP tickets are also available; tables of any number can be booked and tickets incorporate access to an exclusive VIP lounge area with direct stage views, a private bar and a gourmet buffet. Tickets are £10 in advance, or £12 on the door (subject to availability). VIP/corporate hospitality tickets are £50. Entry is strictly 18+ only, and proof will be needed, so if you look like you’ve recently drunk from the fountain of eternal youth, then be sure to take your driving licence or passport along. By Harry Conrad.

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VEGAN FARE RESTAURANT REVIEW Food For Friends has been a cornerstone for the Brighton Vegan and Vegetarian for 30 years. Starting life as a counter-style eatery, it converted to a restaurant some years ago and since has had a change of owner and several Head Chefs, all making their own changes – some good, some not so good. I hadn’t eaten there since Lisa took the reins in January and I was excited to see what she had done to stamp her mark on the menu. My friend and I started with the Cashew, Smoked Tofu, Pear & Grape salad and Tofu Pockets. The salad had a perfect combination of flavours: a piquant dressing matching the sweetness of the pear with the tofu anchoring the dish. The Tofu Pockets are a staple of the menu and even though not one of Lisa’s personal creations, (“I’d get lynched if I took them off!”) she re-interprets them with a lively selection of pickled vegetables and beautifully finished with straw mushrooms. The Wild mushroom pocket is my favourite with the sharp/sweet pickles offsetting the savoury depth. The main course consisted of the Mexican Rosti and Grilled Middle Eastern Aubergine Rolls. The rosti was cooked beautifully with the natural creaminess of the root vegetables shining through. The Pinto casserole was a thoughtful re-invention of refried beans and the tomato & roast chilli salsa tasted exactly like it should: fresh and natural. The aroma of smoked paprika wafting off the aubergine was delightfully intense: a wonderful introduction to the dish. The aubergines themselves were undercooked with too much bite but were delicately spiced against the most delicious chilli kale; the best I’ve ever eaten. With filling bellies, we shared a dessert. The Chocolate Truffle Torte with summer berry compote was a slice of heaven and the sweetness of the compote was the perfect counterpoint to this smooth torte with the coconut biscuit base making it complete. It’s great to see that FFF has found its culinary feet again and the food isn’t coming in second to the excellent waiting staff. I’m looking forward to seeing what Lisa has up her sleeve in the months to come but I do know one thing’s for sure -Tofu Pockets aren’t going anywhere. Food for Friends, 17-18 Prince Albert Street, The Lanes, Brighton BN1 1HF, (T)01273 202310 (E)info@foodforfriends.com (W)foodforfriends.com

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Parsnip & Pistachio Remoulade This delicious Summer dish is a perfect starter or accompaniment to a main meal. Preparation: 10mins Serves: 4 Ingredients 250g Raw, cashews (soaked in boiling water for 45 minutes until soft) 100ml Cold water Juice of 1 Lemons 1 tsp Salt 3 – 4 Medium sized parsnips Zest of 1 Orange Handful Basil (chopped) Handful Parsley (chopped) Handful Roasted Pistachios (chopped) Salt & pepper Make the Crème Frâiche Place the drained cashews into a blender. Add the water, salt & lemon juice. Blend until completely smooth. It should be lump free & creamy. Chill in the fridge. Peel & grate the parsnips. Place into a mixing bowl. Add the orange zest, basil & parsley. Spoon in Crème Frâiche. Mix gently. Season to taste. Sprinkle on the pistachios. Serve.

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WAKEBOARDING AT HOVE LAGOON It was a slightly overcast and chilly day as we arrived for the opening of the Cable Wakeboarding 2.0 System down at the Hove Lagoon. Greeted with a glass of champagne and taste of Elle’s Belles barbeque sausages, it wasn’t long before we got to witness the professionals giving us a front row soaking. There were all sorts of jumps, mid air flips, rail slides and whirlybirds (a wakeboarding term... don’t ask) on show, performed by some of the very best local practitioners, including Lewis Crathern, the kite boarding extraordinaire. A speech from Harvey Dorkins, the Hove lagoon director,

explained that this event was only possible due to the ongoing support from the council, their main sponsors ION and the dedicated team of experts on hand to get you up and going in the water. Then it came to us, five completely nervous novices, stepping up to brave the challenge and give the wakeboarding a go. Among us was Andrea Fox, who somehow miraculously and superbly executed a very neat-looking 180 degree turn while in motion, which was on only her second attempt. We’re all confident that was exactly what she was trying to do in the first place and it was in no way a lucky accident!

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MAY 2011 BRIGHTON MARATHON

JUST PUT ONE FOOT IN FRONT OF THE OTHER... Brighton Marathon review with Harry Conrad On a sparkling morning of bright spring sunshine, British middle distance champion Steve Cram fired the starting gun for one of Brighton’s most spectacular new annual events. Now in its second year, the Brighton marathon was declared a success as over eight thousand people took part in running the 26.2 miles on a day of magnificent weather with hardly a breath of wind. A festival atmosphere pervaded the city’s streets as throngs of people came out to support the runners and bask in the first glimmers of summer, while music was piped out to spur runners on at various legs of the race. All manner of colourful fancy dress wearing competitors sweated their way to the finish line, including, a tiger, pink ladies, a surfeit of stubbly chaps in dresses, pirates and even one wit opting to compete dressed as stick of Brighton Rock. Organisers were applauded by competitors, who found the event well managed particularly with regard to the regular hydration points, which in such warm weather conditions were crucial. Children were also encouraged to take part in the fun, with the ‘mini-mile’, which saw over a thousand children run the final mile of the course to cross the finish line on Madeira Drive.

FRONTRUNNERS WINNER: COUNTRY: TIME:

Philemon Kiprop Boit Kenya 2:16:07 Smashed the 2010 winner’s time by almost three minutes

2nd PLACE: Richard Bett Rotich COUNTRY: Kenya TIME: 2:16:32 3rd PLACE: Ambessa Tolossa COUNTRY: Ethiopia TIME: 2:16:52 4th PLACE: COUNTRY: TIME:

Dan Robinson United Kingdom 2:18:11

The official world record for marathon running currently stands at 2:03:59, set by Ethiopian athlete Haile Gabrselaisse at the Berlin Marathon in 2008. The women’s record was utterly annihilated by Alyson Dixon who took half and hour off the previous year’s time, and secured a qualification for this year’s world championship in Korea in process, with a time of 2:34:51. Photos by Oli Lyons

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RUN LIKE A HERO Anyone up for donning fancy dress, getting active and being a bona fide hero by raising money for kids in Africa? Brighton’s quirkiest sporting highlight is approaching faster than Superman’s descent from Krypton, and YOU can get involved. The Heroes Run was set up by local lads Matt Lambert and James Macdonald after they ran the Dublin Marathon dressed as Batman and Robin. They raised money for the Tenderfoot School in Nairobi to buy all the children shoes and decided to set up a charity to help expand the school. The Heroes Run is the flagship event of their charity Passing It On. In their first year, 241 superhero runners pounded along Brighton seafront, and five years later, 2010 saw a whopping 1500 heroes cross the finish-line, raising thousands of pounds for Passing It On. This year’s event on 15th May is set to be the biggest and best yet with a 5km, 10km, a kids 500m dash and a brand new youth race which is free to all Brighton and Hove Council School pupils within participating schools. As usual, lots of pre-event entertainment will be taking place on Hove Lawns as well as a launch party at The Fiddler’s Elbow on May 13th. Additionally, The Western Front will be hosting a wrap-party with drink discounts for all the heroes with a medal after the race. Do something heroic-come on! It’s time to limber up, find a superhero costume and log onto www.heroesrun.org.uk to get yourself a place. By Beki Turner PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAVID SMITH

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MAY 2011 COMEDY & THEATRE LISTINGS

COMEDY & THEATRE LISTINGS Sunday 1st Komedia - Bent Double Zoe Lyons. Featuring headliner Barbara Nice 7:30PM £17.50/£10.50 Thursday 5th Komedia - Krater Comedy Club Holly Walsh, Linus Lee, Tom Roche 8PM £16 (meal deal) /£9 Friday 6th Komedia - Krater Comedy Club Rob Deering, Kerry Godliman 8PM £21,50 (meal deal) /£14.50 Latest Music Bar - Cabaret Bar Granny’s Gone Wild Lynn Ruth Miller 7PM £6/£5 Saturday 7th Basement - Northern Soul is a one-woman show about Victoria Melody’s attempts at joining in 6:30PM £10.00 (Brighton Festival) Basement - My Stories, Your e-mails Ursula Martinez 8PM £10.00 (Brighton Festival) Basement - Survival Tactics Liz Aggiss 9:30PM £10.00 (Brighton Festival) Brunswick - Fringe Festival Mr Pineapple Head Family clown theatre show 12:30PM £6/£20fam Brunswick - Fringe Festival Andy Thomas: ‘Boundstone Lane’ Award winning comedy set in Lancing 4PM £10/£7.50 Komedia - Comedy Club 4 Kids 2PM £8.50/£6.50 Komedia - Asta Nielsen is Dead: A Silent Movie Miss Carrota & Lady Pumpernickel interact with projected texts & images 5:15PM £5 Studio Komedia - The Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Company stars of BBC3’s Comedy Shuffle, MTV, GMTV, 4 6PM & 7PM £10/£9 Studio Komedia - Krater Comedy Club Rob Deering, Kerry Godliman 7PM & 10:30PM £25 (meal deal) /£15.50 Komedia - Alive & Swinging with Marilyn Monroe 9PM £25.50/£17.50 Komedia - The Maydays pres Confessions! stories & secrets turned into comedy before your eyes 9:15PM £8 Studio Latest Music Bar - Cabaret Bar Sappho Singing, Maureen Duffy 2:30PM £10/£8 Latest Music Bar - Cabaret Bar Granny’s Gone Wild Lynn Ruth Miller 7PM £6/£5 Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Vladimir McTavish, Anna Freyberg, Mark Restuccia 8:45PM £6/£5 Sunday 8th Basement - Northern Soul is a one-woman show about Victoria Melody’s attempts at joining in 6:30PM £10.00 (Brighton Festival) Basement - My Stories, Your e-mails Ursula Martinez 8PM £10.00 (Brighton Festival) Basement - Survival Tactics Liz Aggiss 9:30PM £10.00 (Brighton Festival) Brunswick - Fringe Festival Mr Pineapple Head Family clown theatre show 12:30PM £6/£20fam Brunswick - Fringe Festival Andy Thomas: ‘Boundstone Lane’ Award winning comedy set in Lancing 4PM £10/£7.50 Komedia - Hugging Barb Wire powerful mix of performance, spoken word, music and humour 12:45PM £6/£5 Studio Komedia - The Nonsense one-man‘bleak comedy’ Ronnie Taylor, ex-boxer and small time gangster 3:30PM £8/£6 Studio Komedia - Krater Comedy Club Will Smith, Richard Rycroft and Jackson Voorhaar 8PM £18,50 (meal deal) /£11.50 Komedia - The Maydays pres Confessions! stories & secrets turned into comedy before your eyes 8:15PM £8 Studio Komedia - Mr B Chap-Hop superstar, playing recitals across the UK and Europe 10:30PM £8 Studio Latest Music Bar - Cabaret Bar Sappho Singing, Maureen Duffy 2:30PM £10/£8 Latest Music Bar - Cabaret Bar Granny’s Gone Wild Lynn Ruth Miller 7PM £6/£5 Latest Music Bar - Cafe Bar Philosophy In Pubs 7PM Latest Music Bar - New York Stories Damon Runyon two-part comedy 9PM £7/£6 Sallis Benney- The Owl & The Pussycat by Edward Lear Hiccup Theatre / Brighton Festival 2011 11AM/1PM/3PM SOLD OUT! Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Vladimir McTavish, Mark Cornell, Matthew Highton 8:45PM £6/£5 Monday 9th Komedia - Art Yasmina Reza’s award-winning black comedy 7PM & 9PM £10 Studio Komedia - Atters Attree’s Paranormal Terrors Be-

hold the impossible! 8PM £10 Studio Latest Music Bar - Cabaret Bar Sappho Singing, Maureen Duffy 2:30PM £10/£8 Latest Music Bar - Cabaret Bar Granny’s Gone Wild Lynn Ruth Miller 7PM £6/£5 Latest Music Bar - New York Stories Damon Runyon two-part comedy 9PM £7/£6 Sallis Benney- Photoworks pres Carey Young & Immo Klink introduced by David Green 6PM £7 Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Helen Keen, Oliver Meech, Lenny Peters 8:45PM £6/£5 Tuesday 10th Basement - 5 X 5 (LOUD & CLEAR) Brian Lobel – An Appreciation, Jenny Edbrooke – Smalls, & Guests 3:30PM showe every 20min £20 Limited (Brighton Festival) Brunswick - Fringe Festival Bellylicious: Confessions of a Dance-Floor Diva Bellydancing, song & comedy 7:30PM £12 Latest Music Bar - Cabaret Bar Sappho Singing, Maureen Duffy 2:30PM £10/£8 Latest Music Bar - Charity Chuckle Zoe Lyons, David James & Jo Neary 8PM £15/£10 Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Gareth Berliner, Paco Erhard, Oliver Meech 8:45PM £6/£5 Wednesday 11th Basement - 5 X 5 (LOUD & CLEAR) Brian Lobel – An Appreciation, Jenny Edbrooke – Smalls, & Guests 3:30PM showe every 20min £20 Limited (Brighton Festival) Brunswick - Fringe Festival The Noise Next Door Side-splitting improv 8PM £8/£6 Komedia - Me! Me! Me! Mr B, Desmond O’Connor and Sarah-Louise Young 9PM £10 Studio Latest Music Bar - Cabaret Bar Sappho Singing, Maureen Duffy 2:30PM £10/£8 Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Charmain Hughes, Sam Stone, Paco Erhard 8:45PM £6/£5 Thursday 12th Basement - 5 X 5 (LOUD & CLEAR) Brian Lobel – An Appreciation, Jenny Edbrooke – Smalls, & Guests 3:30PM showe every 20min £20 Limited (Brighton Festival) Brunswick - Fringe Festival The Big Bite-Size Banquet Site-specific journey with Bite-Size treats 7PM £15/£10 Brunswick - Fringe Festival The Big Bite-Size Banquet Site-specific journey with Bite-Size treats 9PM £15/£10 Komedia - Krater Comedy Club Susan Calman, Fergus Craig, Kishore Nayar, Colin Owens 8PM £16 (meal deal) /£9 Sallis Benney- A Tale of Two Peters Brighton Festival Fringe 7PM £5 Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Gareth Berlinner, Jem Brookes, Liz Skitch, Bob Slayer 8:45PM £6/£5 Friday 13th Basement - 5 X 5 (LOUD & CLEAR) Brian Lobel – An Appreciation, Jenny Edbrooke – Smalls, & Guests 3:30PM showe every 20min £20 Limited (Brighton Festival) Komedia - Krater Comedy Club Paul Thorne 8PM £21,50 (meal deal) /£14.50 Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Paul F. Taylor, Jem Brookes, Bob Slayer 8:45PM £6/£5 Saturday 14th Basement - 5 X 5 (LOUD & CLEAR) Brian Lobel – An Appreciation, Jenny Edbrooke – Smalls, & Guests 3:30PM showe every 20min £20 Limited (Brighton Festival) Komedia - Krater Comedy Club Paul Thorne 7PM & 10:30PM £25 (meal deal) /£15.50 Sallis Benney- Draw Me a Bird by Rachel Barnett Peut-être Theatre / Brighton Festival 2011 11AM/2PM £5/£7 Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Juliet Meyers, Jem Brookes, Kevin McCarron 8:45PM £6/£5 Sunday 15th Brunswick - Fringe Festival Mr Pineapple Head Family clown theatre show 12:30PM £6/£20fam Brunswick - Fringe Festival The Big Bite-Size Banquet Site-specific journey with Bite-Size treats 2:30PM £15/£10 Brunswick - Fringe Festival The Big Bite-Size Banquet Site-specific journey with Bite-Size treats 4:30PM £15/£10

Brunswick - Fringe Festival Lucy Bundy is Fake Bush Tongue in cheek tribute 8PM /£10 Komedia - Movin’ Melvin Brown: Soul to Soul tapdancing journey from African slavery to the American roots of soul music 3PM & 8PM £15adv/£17.50 Komedia - The Silent Move Experience David Watts 1PM £8.50/£6.50 Studio Komedia - Baby Loves Disco afternoon dance party for parents & their children with real DJs 2PM £8 Komedia - Hugging Barb Wire powerful mix of performance, spoken word, music and humour 5:45PM £6/£5 Studio Komedia - Funny Women Awards seeking out the newest and best female comedy talent in Brighton and the south coast 7:30PM £10/£8 Komedia - Krater Comedy Club Will Smith, Richard Rycroft and Jackson Voorhaar 8PM £18,50 (meal deal) /£11.50 Latest Music Bar - Cabaret Bar William Heaton with Mr Jukes & Geoff Haydn 7:30PM £5 Sallis Benney- Draw Me a Bird by Rachel Barnett Peut-être Theatre / Brighton Festival 2011 11AM/2PM £5/£7 Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Kevin McCarron, Mark Cornell, Charmain hughes 8:45PM £6/£5 Monday 16th Komedia - Counterpoint: Zu Aerial Dance Company finely crafted choreography with edge of seat aerial acrobatics 8:30PM £11/£8.50 Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Helen Keen, Quita Doubleday, Chris Norton Walker 8:45PM £6/£5 Tuesday 17th Brunswick - Fringe Festival Are You Game? With Sonny Spells Cheesy, camp frivolity 4PM £12/£10 Brunswick - Fringe Festival The Big Bite-Size Banquet Site-specific journey with Bite-Size treats 7PM £15/£10 Brunswick - Fringe Festival The Big Bite-Size Banquet Site-specific journey with Bite-Size treats 9PM £15/£10 Sallis Benney- Brighton Festival Fringe Spring Awakening / West Sussex County Youth Theatre 7:30PM £10/£14 Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Paul ricketts, mark Jeary, Moz, Pete Campbell-Wells 8:45PM £6/£5 Wednesday 18th Basement - 10 Ways To Die On Stage Edward Rapley - show that plays with stand-up, story telling, dance & more 7:30PM £10.00 (Brighton Festival) Basement - The Art Of Laughter Jos Houben multi award winning one-man show 9PM £15.00 (Brighton Festival) Brunswick - Fringe Festival Are You Game? With Sonny Spells Cheesy, camp frivolity 4PM £12/£10 Brunswick - Fringe Festival The Noise Next Door Side-splitting improv 8PM £8/£6 Komedia - New Act Night Talented new comics from Jill Edward’s acclaimed Stand Up Comedy Course 8PM £7/£5 Sallis Benney- Brighton Festival Fringe Spring Awakening / West Sussex County Youth Theatre 7:30PM £10/£14 Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Neil McFarlane, Sam Stone, Kate Roxborough 8:45PM £6/£5 Thursday 19th Basement - 10 Ways To Die On Stage Edward Rapley - show that plays with stand-up, story telling, dance & more 7:30PM £10.00 (Brighton Festival) Basement - The Art Of Laughter Jos Houben multi award winning one-man show 9PM £15.00 (Brighton Festival) Brunswick - Fringe Festival Are You Game? With Sonny Spells Cheesy, camp frivolity 4PM £12/£10 Komedia - Krater Comedy Club Jen Brister, Robert Commiskey 8PM £16 (meal deal) /£9 Komedia - Russell Kane: Smokescreens & Castles SOLD OUT! 8PM Latest Music Bar - Out And About in Brighton Valerie Dent, Tim Burness and Bob Sinfield 8PM £7/£6 Sallis Benney- Brighton Festival Fringe Spring Awakening / West Sussex County Youth Theatre 7:30PM £10/£14 Sallis Benney- Brighton Festival Fringe Shakespeare for Lunch: Romeo & Juliet / OnO Theatre Company 1PM £4/£5 Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Kevin Dewsbury, Richard Fox, Jem Brookes 8:45PM £6/£5

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Friday 20th Basement - It’s About Time 35 Minutes - Los Torreznos, Time After Time - Drew Taylor 7:30PM £15 Limited (Brighton Festival) Basement - Cow Piece / Cheap Lecutre Jonathan Burrows & Matteo Fargion 9PM £15.00 (Brighton Festival) Brunswick - Fringe Festival Are You Game? With Sonny Spells Cheesy, camp frivolity 4PM £12/£10 Komedia - Krater Comedy Club Doc Brown, Chris Ramsey and Owen O’Neil with MC Stephen Grant 8PM £21,50 (meal deal) /£14.50 Komedia - Vive Le Cabaret is a five-star festival in itself! ‘Stunning, funny and effortlessly impressive 8PM £20(meal deal)/£10 Sallis Benney- Brighton Festival Fringe Spring Awakening / West Sussex County Youth Theatre 7:30PM £10/£14 Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Iszi Laurence, Richard Rycroft, Lou Sanders 8:45PM £6/£5 Saturday 21st Basement - Tiburon Tiger (Tiger Shark) UK Premier Quim Pujo series of short stories homosexuality, fascism, advertising, art, family £15 Limited (Brighton Festival) Basement - I Came By Myself To A Crowded Place Me and the Machine (Timed appointments every 20 minutes between 12.00 and 8.00pm) £5.00 Limited (Brighton Festival) Basement - It’s About Time 35 Minutes - Los Torreznos, Time After Time - Drew Taylor 7:30PM £15 Limited (Brighton Festival) Basement - Cow Piece / Cheap Lecutre Jonathan Burrows & Matteo Fargion 9PM £15.00 (Brighton Festival) Brunswick - Fringe Festival Are You Game? With Sonny Spells Cheesy, camp frivolity 4PM £12/£10 Komedia - Clemency dark comedy set in a run down, old house 2:15PM £7 Studio Komedia - Desmorphia Desmond O’Connor 4PM £8 Studio Komedia - The Maydays pres Confessions! stories & secrets turned into comedy before your eyes 6:45PM £8 Studio Komedia - Krater Comedy Club Doc Brown, Chris Ramsey and Owen O’Neil with MC Stephen Grant 7PM & 10:30PM £25 (meal deal) /£15.50 Komedia - Popcorn Comedy David Schneider and fast rising star Doc Brown 8PM £10 Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Juliet Meyers, Wayne the Weird, jem Brookes 8:45PM £6/£5 Sunday 22nd Basement - Tiburon Tiger (Tiger Shark) UK Premier Quim Pujo series of short stories homosexuality, fascism, advertising, art, family £15 Limited (Brighton Festival) Basement - I Came By Myself To A Crowded Place Me and the Machine (Timed appointments every 20 minutes between 12.00 and 8.00pm) £5.00 Limited (Brighton Festival) Brunswick - Fringe Festival Mr Pineapple Head Family clown theatre show 12:30PM £6/£20fam Brunswick - Fringe Festival The Big Bite-Size Banquet Site-specific journey with Bite-Size treats 2:30PM £15/£10 Brunswick - Fringe Festival The Big Bite-Size Banquet Site-specific journey with Bite-Size treats 4:30PM £15/£10 Brunswick - Fringe Festival Andy Thomas: ‘Boundstone Lane’ Award winning comedy set in Lancing 8PM £10/£7.50 Komedia - Clemency dark comedy set in a run down, old house 2:15PM £7 Studio Komedia - Al Start’s Excellent Songs For Children – A Pirate Adventure 3PM £20 family ticket for 4 Komedia - The Silent Move Experience David Watts 3:30PM £8.50/£6.50 Studio Komedia - Good Time Charlie’s got the Blues The Star of this Vegas Revue doesn’t care so long as there’s whisky on the table 6PM £5/£4 Komedia - Cabaret Whore Encore Sarah-Louise Young 8PM £8 Studio Komedia - Krater Comedy Club Doc Brown, Chris Ramsey and Owen O’Neil with MC Stephen Grant 8PM £18,50 (meal deal) /£11.50 Komedia - Me! Me! Me! Mr B, Desmond O’Connor and Sarah-Louise Young 9:30PM £10 Studio Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Neil McFarlane, Giacinto Palmieri, Dan Wright 8:45PM £6/£5 Monday 23rd

Brunswick - Fringe Festival Are You Game? With Sonny Spells Cheesy, camp frivolity 4PM £12/£10 Komedia - Art Yasmina Reza’s award-winning black comedy 7PM & 9PM £10 Studio Latest Music Bar - Cabaret Bar Hutchins Guitars pres Sunday Sessions 7PM £3/£2 Latest Music Bar - Cafe Bar Speaky Spoky spoken word performance, Colin Grant 7:30PM £5/£4 Sallis Benney- Photoworks pres Photography Lecture / Speaker TBC 6PM £7 Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Richard Rycroft, Geoff Cotton, McNeil and Pamphilon 8:45PM £6/£5 Tuesday 24th Brunswick - Fringe Festival Are You Game? With Sonny Spells Cheesy, camp frivolity 4PM £12/£10 Brunswick - Fringe Festival An Evening with The Vogueabonds Sassy, stylish & sophisticated cabaret 8PM £9/£7 Komedia - The Nonsense one-man‘bleak comedy’ Ronnie Taylor, ex-boxer and small time gangster 6PM £8/£6 Studio Komedia - Stephen Grant: The Clown Joules full of pedantry, energy, interaction, jokes in questionable taste and laughs 8PM £12/£10 Sallis Benney- Dada South Up-Stream Showcase / Brighton Festival 2011 4PM Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Glen Maney, McNeil and Pamphilon, David Baucutt 8:45PM £6/£5 Wednesday 25th Basement - The End Michael Pinchbeck 7:30PM £10.00 (Brighton Festival) Basement - Death Is Certain Eva Meyer Keller 9PM £10.00 (Brighton Festival) Brunswick - Fringe Festival Are You Game? With Sonny Spells Cheesy, camp frivolity 4PM £12/£10 Brunswick - Fringe Festival Live ‘n’ Laughing Stand up with David James, Clint Westwood, Rue Barratt + More 8PM £10/£7.50 Komedia - Pete the Temp a poet, a lover and a damn fine administrator 7PM Studio Komedia - Rob Rouse: The Great Escape 9PM £12.50 Studio Sallis Benney- Dada South Up-Stream Showcase / Brighton Festival 2011 10:30AM Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Matt Richardson, Sam Stone, Richard Rycroft, Lenny Peters 8:45PM £6/£5 Thursday 26th Basement - The End Michael Pinchbeck 7:30PM £10.00 (Brighton Festival) Basement - Death Is Certain Eva Meyer Keller 9PM £10.00 (Brighton Festival) Brunswick - Fringe Festival Are You Game? With Sonny Spells Cheesy, camp frivolity 4PM £12/£10 Brunswick - Fringe Festival The Big Bite-Size Banquet Site-specific journey with Bite-Size treats 7PM £15/£10 Brunswick - Fringe Festival The Big Bite-Size Banquet Site-specific journey with Bite-Size treats 9PM £15/£10 Komedia - Pete the Temp a poet, a lover and a damn fine administrator 7PM Studio Komedia - Comic Boom Featuring headliner Mike Wosniak 8PM £9/£7 Komedia - Cabaret Whore Encore Sarah-Louise Young 9PM £8 Studio Komedia - Desmorphia Desmond O’Connor 10:30PM £8 Studio Sallis Benney- Dada South Up-Stream Showcase / Brighton Festival 2011 10:30AM Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Dave Cohen, Nathan Cassidy, Dan Cardwell 8:45PM £6/£5 Friday 27th Brunswick - Fringe Festival Are You Game? With Sonny Spells Cheesy, camp frivolity 4PM £12/£10 Komedia - Mr B Chap-Hop superstar, playing recitals across the UK and Europe 5:30PM £8 Studio Komedia - Krater Comedy Club Marlon Davis, Bennett Arron, Dan Atkinson 8PM £21,50 (meal deal) /£14.50 Komedia - Lucifer: My Part in New Labour (and how I invented Coalition Government) 10:30PM £8/£6 Studio Sallis Benney- Chris Bradford - Samurai Vs Ninja! 26 Letters / Brighton Festival 2011 5PM £5 Sallis Benney- Book Camp for Adults 26 Letters / Brighton Festival 2011 7PM £20 Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Kevin Shepherd,

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Richard Rycroft, Lenny Peters 8:45PM £6/£5 Saturday 28th Brunswick - Fringe Festival Mr Pineapple Head Family clown theatre show 12:30PM £6/£20fam Brunswick - Fringe Festival The Big Bite-Size Banquet Site-specific journey with Bite-Size treats 2:30PM £15/£10 Brunswick - Fringe Festival The Big Bite-Size Banquet Site-specific journey with Bite-Size treats 4:30PM £15/£10 Komedia - Folded Feather hilarious and interactive family-friendly spectacular! Wobulous Discombobulous 12:30PM & 3PM £10/£8 Studio Komedia - James Campbell’s Comedy For Kids 2PM £8.50/£6.50 Studio Komedia - Lucifer: My Part in New Labour (and how I invented Coalition Government) 5:45PM £8/£6 Studio Komedia - Krater Comedy Club Dan Atkinson 7PM & 10:30PM £25 (meal deal) /£15.50 Komedia - The Nonsense one-man‘bleak comedy’ Ronnie Taylor, ex-boxer and small time gangster 10:30PM £8/£6 Studio Latest Music Bar - Who Am I? dance piece produced by Symposium Productions 6:30PM £3.50 Sallis Benney- Nick Sharratt 26 Letters / Brighton Festival 2011 12PM SOLD OU! Sallis Benney- Anthony Browne 26 Letters / Brighton Festival 2011 12PM £5 Sallis Benney- Martin Brown - Horrible Histories 26 Letters / Brighton Festival 2011 2PM £5 Sallis Benney- Charlie Higson’s History of Horror 26 Letters / Brighton Festival 2011 4PM £5 Sallis Benney- Anthony Browne in conversation with Joe Browne: Mainly for Grown-ups 26 Letters / Brighton Festival 2011 6:30PM £5 Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Nik Coppin, Richard Rycroft (on 1st), Lenny Peters 8:45PM £6/£5 Sunday 29th Brunswick - Fringe Festival 2FM Radio City 3D Radio style comedy theatre 2:30PM £5 Brunswick - Fringe Festival 2FM Radio City 3D Radio style comedy theatre 4:30PM £5 Brunswick - Fringe Festival Andy Thomas: ‘Boundstone Lane’ Award winning comedy set in Lancing 8PM £10/£7.50 Komedia - Folded Feather hilarious and interactive family-friendly spectacular! Wobulous Discombobulous 12:30PM & 3PM £10/£8 Studio Komedia - Murray Lachlan Young: Cautionary Tales For Children II 2PM £8.50/£6.50 Komedia - The Silent Move Experience David Watts 6PM £8.50/£6.50 Studio Komedia - Nice & NearyJoanna Neary & Mrs Barbara Nice pres double bill of skilful, hilarious comedy 7:30PM £20 (meal deal)/£12 Komedia - Krater Comedy Club Marlon Davis, Bennett Arron, Danielle Ward 8PM £18,50 (meal deal) /£11.50 Komedia - The Maydays pres Confessions! stories & secrets turned into comedy before your eyes 8:15PM £8 Studio Sallis Benney- Aliens, Robots and Elephantmen: Telling Stories with Pictures with Chris Riddell, Paul Collicutt and Boo Cook / 26 Letters / Brighton Festival 2011 2PM £5 Sallis Benney- Queen of Hearts Children’s Book Quiz 26 Letters / Brighton Festival 2011 4PM SOLD OU! Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Bruce Fummey, Sam Stone, Rob Coleman 8:45PM £6/£5 Monday 30th Brunswick - Fringe Festival Are You Game? With Sonny Spells Cheesy, camp frivolity 12:30PM £12/£10 Komedia - Folded Feather hilarious and interactive family-friendly spectacular! Wobulous Discombobulous 12:30PM & 3PM £10/£8 Studio Komedia - The Noise Next Door: All Star Lock In 21st Century mash-up of stand-up 7:30PM £18(meal deal)/£10 Quadrant - Stand-up comedy Kevin Shepherd, Rachel Anderson, Luisa Omielan 8:45PM £6/£5

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MAY 2011 THE MEDIA BIZ

THE MEDIA BIZ —WITH JOSH LITTLE

PITCHING TV IDEAS

So, you have a great idea for a television show and want to take it to a production company, in the hope that they will love it as much as you do and turn it into a prime time smash hit. But what happens if, having ‘shown your cards’, you get rejected only to discover 6 months down the line that a programme that is extremely similar is appearing on television?

Copyright The starting point in this scenario is to understand that there is no copyright in an idea. If I have a general idea or concept for a television programme, but no script or finer details, then the law of copyright does not prevent somebody else from trying to make a commercial success of it. The law protects the expression of ideas, so as soon as you express your idea in permanent form (i.e. write it down in script form) you are protected, but not before. This is not an ideal situation when pitching.

Non Disclosure Agreements One option is to try and get the production company to sign a Non Disclosure Agreement (NDA). This is a contract whereby the person

receiving the information (production company) promises to keep it confidential and not to exploit the idea without obtaining the authorisation of the filmmaker. In theory, this is a nice solution to the problem and offers a good level of protection to the filmmaker. Unfortunately, the reality is that power rests with the production company and they will often refuse to sign such an agreement. By doing so, they would be blindly agreeing that the idea belongs to the filmmaker and if another filmmaker were to approach the company with a similar idea, they would be prevented from pursuing it.

Confidentiality Another option is to do without an NDA and rely on an implied duty of confidentiality. If the

information being shared has some commercial value and is communicated in confidential circumstances, then if the person receiving the information subsequently makes unauthorised use of that information to the detriment of the filmmaker, the filmmaker would have a claim.

Submission release In reality, the production company may actually want the filmmaker to sign a submission release before agreeing to a meeting. What this means is that the filmmaker is effectively saying, “I have no proprietary rights in anything that I am about to tell you and if you choose to use it without me, then I will not have any claim against you”.

Options Ultimately there is a decision to be made by the filmmaker. How much do they want to work with the production company in question? If the answer is a lot then they may have to accept that control of their idea may be lost as soon as they open their mouth. Remember that there are a number of production companies in the world and they don’t all behave the same. Shop around and if at all possible, ask people to sign an NDA before disclosing valuable ideas. Just try not be too formal and uptight or you may find a lot of doors get shut in your face.

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MAY 2011 MUSIC LISTINGS

MUSIC LISTINGS Sunday 1st Ancient Mariner - The Ancient Mariner Roast Home cooked Served from 12pm to 6pm Booking advisable Audio - Wild Fruit Pres Play vs Swag On Milk Teeth Crew LMC and Bradt DJ Lady Bex 6PM £2 B4 7PM/£4 B4 9PM/£5 Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 1 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Dubrockerslive Bank Holiday Bangers Dub, Reggae, Ska, Punk, Trip-hop 8PM Brunswick - Qukulele LGBT ukulele group 3PM £tbc Coalition - Floorplay Prok & Fitch, Lee Garrett & James Wilkinson, Georgous & Vince Frimpong £5/£8/£10 Coalition - Blow after Party Vincent Manganaro, Aaron Pelaez, Carlos Ruiz 3AM £7/£5/£4 Concorde 2 - Early Show Lout Promotions Pres The Mosh Lives Tour’ Emmure, Winds Of Plague 6PM £11 Concorde 2 - THTC Launch Party Trojan Soundsystem, Coki, Jehst, Roots Garden Propergander djs & more 11PM £8 Cube Bar - Right Royal KNEES UP Mash Up Tunes Phill North, Mr Howard & Funk Rockers 2PM Doctor Brightons - Bank Holiday Hangover therapy 1PM Duke of Norfolk - Live Music Night 9PM Easy Bar - Diversity DJ Rudeben R&B, Hip Hop, Party classics 8PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Sham-Rock Open Mic 8:30PM Fish Bowl - Love Unlimited DJ Åbo, Ally Smith, Gareth Stephens / jazz, funk, reggae 9PM Fountain Head - Sunday sessions New in town Jamaican roasts, Reggae & chilled beats all day Globe - Hot-Tip Hi-Fi Reggae, dub & dancehall to round off your weekend 9PM Green Dore Store - Sunday Service Post-roast live bands, cheeseboards & more 5PM Green Dore Store - Green Door Blues Resident Blues band Smokestack & guests 9PM Hampton - Live Music Sundays Showcasing top local artists 8:30PM Hobgoblin - Royal Cider Festival Day 3 JFB, More Great Live Music & Dj’s, Fete Games & Stalls 12PM Honey Club - Smartie Partie Summer Season Launch Lucy Stone, KinkyFunk, Steve Marshall, Chris Pullin 8PM £8/£10 Jam - The Hush House pres Hush Up! BTN002, Teeth, Martin Kemp, Bad Autopsy, Tom@RAMP 11PM £6adv Latest Music Bar - Bark Like A Dog Blues Jam special guest slot from mike ‘dr blue’ mckeon 8PM Leconfield - Boozy Bingo Bingo without a blue rinse in sight 6PM £1 p game/ 6 for £5 Life - Dagger Pres Hot Wuk! Bank Holiday Bashment & a healthy dose of Dancehall 10PM £3 Lola Lo - All That Glitters… Masks, Tiaras, Glitter and Gold... Lola’s very first Masquerade Ball 8PM £3/£4/£5 Mesmerist - Bank Holiday Sunday Specials ‘dress up and dance’ party with DJ’s 9PM Northern Lights - Ice Hockey World cup + Vappu party Sidewinder - Sunday Roast & Cider Festival and Music / served until 8:30pm every Sunday The Prince Albert - The Greenmantle Beltaine Celebration 7PM £tbc Thomas Kemp - Sunday Afternoon Jazz Enjoy a Sunday Roast with music 4PM Tube - Schtumm! Pres Paul Woolford, Neal Lewis, Sam Watts & Yusuf Sebaiti 11PM £5/£6 White Rabbit - Jazz Sundays 3PM Victory - Ale & Pie Festival Dark Star, Arundal & many more + handmade, award winning pies of PieMinister Volks - Funkatech Rec Bass, breaks, electro, dubstep, Napt, Pyramid, Specimen & Guests 11PM £5adv/£7 Xuma - Songs Form The Canyon acoustic sessions alongside DJ’s 5PM Monday 2nd Ancient Mariner - Quiz Night Cash prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 2nd to last place teams 8PM £1 each, plus £1 per team Above Audio - Drink deals and free pool all nigh 4PM Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 2 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Hit The Decks Open Decks Spin Off -

book your slot through Facebook 9PM Brunswick - Open Mic Come along to to play or just to listen 8PM Coalition - Melting Vinyl & Coalition pres Best Coast & Spectrals 7PM £11adv/£13 Coalition - Trash Mondays Who said “I don’t like Mondays?” 10PM £3/£5 Concorde 2 - Live Nation Pre Aloe Blacc & Special Guests 7PM £13.50 Cube Bar - Monday Mischief All Genres of Dance. Drink Promos 2PM Doctor Brightons - Bank Holiday Meditation Mondays Happy Hour prices All Day 1PM Easy Bar - May Day Madness! Happy Hour All Day! Fiddler’s Elbow - Game On Monday night football is back Green Dore Store - Metal Mondays two live bands & metal DJs 7:30PM Hampton - Music Quiz Cash prizes and drinks promos 8PM £1 Hope - Tatty Seaside Town pres Barn Owl & Jefre Cantu-Ledesma & Hexenverfolgung, Barn Owl 8PM £5.50adv/£7 Jam - One Inch Badge pres Gonjasufi & Guests 7:30PM £9.50 Komedia - Lout pres Tim Booth 7:30PM £18adv Latest Music Bar - Nick Williams heartbreaking songs for midnight whiskey drinkers 7:30PM £3 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 Bank Holiday Monday DJs Matt Dean & Josh Holly 9PM £3 Northern Lights - Ice Hockey World cup Sidewinder - Sidewinder Poker Buy in for £5 & get involved with the latest pheononemun The Prince Albert - Bleeding Hearts Club 8PM £tbc Thomas Kemp - Quiz Night Film, General Knowledge, Music and More (subjects “N”) 8PM £1pp Victory - Ale & Pie Festival Dark Star, Arundal & many more + handmade, award winning pies of PieMinister Volks - Strictly Reggae Bank Holiday Special! Dancehall, Basement, Roots, Revival 11PM £4.50/£5 Tuesday 3rd Above Audio - Music Quiz £50 bar tab prizwe 7PM 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 Brunswick - Yoga Lessons 5:30PM £5 Brunswick - Language Classes Informal Spanish Beginners 7:30PM £5 Brunswick - Jazz Jam Session with house band 8PM Cube Bar - Tuesday Tipple 2 4 1 selected cocktails all night 2PM 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 Globe - Basement Cinema Showing classics and underground films 8PM Green Dore Store - Be Nothing 7:30PM £tbc Green Dore 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 Hope - Slip Jam:B open mic rap sessions plus live Pas 8:30PM Jam - Sussex American Studies Society pres Born to be Wild!, DJs -Alex & Dan Poole £3.50 Komedia - Melting Vinyl pres The Leisure Society 8PM £10adv Leconfield - Tuesday Teaser Quiz Winning Team takes the pot Happy Hour to all Quizzers 9PM £1 pp Life - Vice Social Sunset Sessions 11PM £3 Lola Lo - Camera The only Club night in Brighton to be run Entirely BY GIRLS! 9PM £3/£5 Mesmerist - MCC The Mesmerist Conjures Consortium Sidewinder - Open Mic Night more info call Robin on 07946734836 8PM The Prince Albert - Iris The Fool, Jane Doe and The Undesirebles, Dan Scott 8:30PM £4/£3 Thomas Kemp - Poker Evening 8PM

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Wednesday 4th Above Audio - Doctors Orders Djing 10PM open from 4PM Audio - Supercharged Benny Page 11PM £tbc Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 3 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Fresh Acoustics Live Music 8:30PM Brunswick - Language Classes Informal Spanish Intermediate 7:30PM £5 Concorde 2 - Family Ents Pres Candi Staton upport from ‘Jo Harman and Company’ 7:30PM £20 Cube Bar - Cubism Deep Soulful and Jackin House with G23 Drink Promos 2PM 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 Globe - Wii Wednesdays Come and play Wii on our projector in the basement 8PM Green Dore Store - Jam night with the Pocket Rockets 7:30PM Green Dore Store - The Jazz Store Late-night livejazz sessions 11PM Jam - Jam Pres Howling Bells & Very Special Guests 7:30PM £8 Jam - Blind Pig pres Decadent Nights, With Coco De Ville and more 11PM £4 Komedia - Zaza Music pres The Blues Band 7:30PM £22 Komedia - Brassneck pres The High Llamas 8:30PM £13adv Latest Music Bar - Cabaret Bar Easy Company & Luke Hyttner and The Colour Club & Catlin Stubbs 7:30PM £3 Latest Music Bar - Fringe Festival Café Bare Deans Youth Project 6PM Mesmerist - Swing Ninjas steady pattern of up tempo beats from The Swing Ninjas Northern Lights - Ice Hockey World cup Riki Tik - Time to awesome Classic Breaks and forward thinking future beats the W.A.T.? Djs family Sidewinder - Garden Quiz 8PM £1 Signalman - Quiz Night Come and get involved, rack those brains 8PM £1 The Prince Albert - The Fusion, New Sun Blues, Wired Desire 8:30PM £4/£3 Thomas Kemp - Kev’s Open Mic Discount for performers 8:30PM Xuma - Seven Dials Pub Quiz general knowledge quiz 8:30PM £1pp Thursday 5th Above Audio - 2-4-1 on entire cocktail menu all night, Maxxi Soundsystem DJ 10PM open from 4PM Audio - Early show Absent Elk, Hold Fire, Icarus Youth 7PM £tbc Audio - Bastard Pop Pop / Mash-up 11PM £2 Belushi’s Bar - Karaoke Free entry & prizes 9PM Belushi’s Below - Extreme sports party Pop, Alternative, RnB 10PM £1 Black Lion - Soul Casserole Raw funk, Latin Jazz & upfront funky8:30PM Brunswick - Fringe Festival Music, Magic & Mayhem preview from Matallicats 8PM £5 Coalition - Secret Discotheque DJs play 70s, 80s, 90s & 00s Pop 10:30PM £3/£4 Concorde 2 - Vagabondz Pres Gentleman’s Dub Club Show, The Agitato 8PM £7 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 Globe - Hang the DJ! Eddie The Goatboy prs new night where you have the chance to DJ! 9PM Green Dore Store - Holy Vessels 7:30PM Green Dore Store - Trial live band & one guest DJ 11PM Hobgoblin - BnW Quality Live Music from the regions best acts 9PM Honey Club - Exposed! DJ’s Charles Green & Out Break, Squiz and Ben-G 10:30PM £2

MAY 2011 MUSIC LISTINGS

Hope - Shuga Buddha live music and arts night 8PM £3 Jam - Love Thy Neighbour pres Thomas Truax & support 7PM £6adv Jam - Disco Rejects pres Mr B The Gentleman Rhymer - disco rejects electro swing extravaganza 11PM £4/£5adv/£6 Komedia - The Urban Voodoo Machine bourbon soaked gypsy blues bop’n’stroll 7:30PM £10adv Latest Music Bar - The Kabeedies & These Ghosts & Flexability7:30PM £4 Lola Lo - Kitsch Quirky commercial... KITSCH! 9PM £3/£5 Mesmerist - The Cat’s Meow Dr Blue Grass & Illy Billy 8 Northern Lights - Ice Hockey World cup 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 - Little Signals, Villa Real, We Spies 8:30PM £4/£3 Thomas Kemp - Acoustic Songwriters play their own music 8PM White Rabbit - Open mic with the move-ons 9PM Victory - Open MIc Live music/Open Mic night 8PM Xuma - Seven Dials Of Soul resident DJ’s spinning soul music, hip-hop, electro & funk 9PM Friday 6th Above Audio - Disco Deviant, Peter Leeves, Go Bang!, Ping Pong Express Audio - Strictly Drumz Delta Heavy 11PM £tbc Belushi’s Bar - Muy Loco dance competition, DJ pop/house/rnb 9PM Belushi’s Below - Abandoned Rock & Metal Night 10PM £3/2 Black Lion - Medium Rare Funk, Soul, Stupendous Rare Grooves 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 Concorde 2 - Concorde2 Pres Rarekind UK Hip Hop Show Case Cypher, Rhyme Asylum, Fliptrix, Kashmere & More 11PM Cube Bar - Delirious Upfront & Credible House with Carl Mills & Dave King 2PM Doctor Brightons - Funky Friday DJ Nick Hirst / Wayne 9:30PM open 1PM Duke of Norfolk - DJ cashback Music from all the eras 9PM Easy Bar - Pitch Slap! Arther Shillin 8:30PM Fiddler’s Elbow - TFI Friday The weekend starts here…8PM Fish Bowl - Keep it Wheel Steve KIW, soul and boogiel 9PM Globe - The Stash 50s and 60s, garage rock, funk… 9PM Green Dore Store - Lout present Rolo Tomassi plus Holy State, No Coast & Mega Shark 7:30PM £8 Green Dore Store - Matador Vs Anticon 11PM Hampton - Mod For It! Motown / Soul / Ska / Norther Soul 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 Jam - Fingerbang Latest Music Bar - Jo Harman & Company & James Bay Band 9:30PM £10/£8 Life - Supercharged garage, grime & funky, Marcus Nasty, Spyro & Mensah 11PM £4 Lola Lo - Tiki Beats Resident DJ, Cocoloco’s very own DJ Karizma 8PM £3/£4/£5 Mesmerist - Shake Holla & Roll blues & ragtime influenced Dixieland jazz, 40’s/50’s rhythm & blues Northern Lights - Ice Hockey World cup Riki Tik - Ecletrik DJ Saul Guud playing electronic music Garage, Future garage, Deep House, broken beat 10PM Sidewinder - Forgive me Father for I have Synthed 80s vs 90s madness 8PM The Prince Albert - Austin Lucas, Digger Barnes, Mike Scott 8PM £7adv Thomas Kemp - Dj Night 9PM Tube - Motel Sleazy electro and house 11PM £3 Volks - Futuredub 2nd Birthday Two rooms of Dubstep, Ragga Jungle, D&B, Steppers 11PM £5/£7 Xuma - Super Marriott & His Bros vinyl delights of funk, soul and electro

Saturday 7th Audio - Thomas Gandey 11PM £5 Belushi’s Bar - Unplugged Rocket Dogs live acoustic duo plus DJ 9PM Belushi’s Below - Club NME Indie music 9PM £5 Black Lion - Burnt Toast Blackbelt Jonez & friends sleazy soul, filthy funk, dirty breaks 9PM Brunswick - Yoga Lessons 9:30AM £5 Brunswick - Fringe Festival Boogie Woogie Troop Good time blues piano grooves 8PM £8 Coalition - Harmony Village pres Carnivalesque & Balkanenesca, Merlin Shepherd & The Balkanesca All-Stars 10PM £10/£8adv Concorde 2 - Kings Of The Jungle DJ SS, Micky Finn, Randall, Top Buzz, Nicky Blackmarket, Navigator MC 11PM £8 Cube Bar - Simply House Cheets & Jem 2PM Doctor Brightons - Sexy Saturday DJ Tony B from 9:30PM open 1PM Easy Bar - Good Vibrations! Luke Braken 8:30PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Saturday Sizzlers “Beans On Toast” BlackBeltJonez 9PM Fish Bowl - Gareth Stephens Broken beats, nu-jazz, soul, funk, reggae 9PM Globe - Blacklodge Residents and special guests play italo,. boogie, disco, house 9PM Green Dore Store - 4thirtythree Trio from Brighton who perform improvised music and spoken word 7:30PM £10/£8 Green Dore Store - Soul Casserole Motown Tamala, Stax records, Blue Note jazz, and Upfront Funky beats 11PM Hampton - iLike… Bring your iPod and play your own tunes 9PM Hectors House - The Free for All The Beautiful Word, Phantom Runners, Chemical Choir & Guests 8:30PM Hectors House - The Free for All After party Audio Delight & Dj Spidachan 12PM Honey Club - Hat Club The BeatThiefs, Damien Stone & Vince Frimpong 10:30PM £10/£5 Hope - The Stash best new bands from Brighton 8:30PM £4/£3 Jam - South Coast Soul Revue soul, funk DJ 8PM £6 (Brighton Festival) Komedia - CBGBs night devoted to the best bands every to play the legendary New York venue 10:30PM £3 (Studio) Komedia - Alive & Swinging pres The After Partyvintage and electro swing with Arther Shillin 11PM £6adv Latest Music Bar - Priory Street Star Dusters Live music from this retro jazz blues swing outfit 9:30PM £10/£8/£6 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 Mesmerist - Shake Holla & Roll blues & ragtime influenced Dixieland jazz, 40’s/50’s rhythm & blues Northern Lights - Ice Hockey World cup + Stand up comedy Riki Tik - Alta Danny Williams & Harold Heath Sidewinder - Night of the living Fred DJs Pete B & Toast 8PM The Prince Albert - Tales Of George, Tyrannosaurus Dead, Support 8:30PM £4 Thomas Kemp - Dj Night 9PM Tube - Kassem Mosse DJ set... with support from Furreshu £5 White Rabbit - Mixer men 9PM Victory - Up Against it BORN BAD DJs Volks - Proper Gander 1st Birthday drum & bass, dubstep & jungle Voytek, Kosine, James D’Ley & Guests 11:55PM £5 Xuma - The Two Wrongies The worlds of comedy, great/stupid music Sunday 8th 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 1 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Live & Swingin’ Gipsy Jazz Stopped Clock 8PM Brunswick - Fringe Festival Liane Carroll High Calibre Jazz 8PM £12 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 Globe - Rockoustic Glen Belt & Joan 9PM Green Dore Store - Sunday Service Post-roast live bands, cheeseboards & more 5PM Green Dore 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 Hope - The Hope Live pres She Cries Acoustic Sundays 8PM Jam - Charity Foundraiser Superheroes vs Villians 10PM £2 Leconfield - Boozy Bingo Bingo without a blue rinse in sight 6PM £1 p game/ 6 for £5 Mesmerist - Swing my Roast with various artist Northern Lights - Ice Hockey World cup Sidewinder - Sunday Roast served until 8:30pm every Sunday The Prince Albert - 14 Ice Bears & Support 8PM £6adv Thomas Kemp - Sunday Afternoon Jazz Enjoy a Sunday Roast with music 4PM White Rabbit - Jazz Sundays 3PM Volks - Soul Sunday 2PM Xuma - Songs Form The Canyon acoustic sessions alongside DJ’s 5PM Monday 9th Ancient Mariner - Quiz Night Cash prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 2nd to last place teams 8PM £1 each, plus £1 per team Above Audio - Drink deals and free pool all nigh 4PM Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 2 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Hit The Decks Open Decks Spin Off book your slot through Facebook 9PM Brunswick - Fringe Festival Televisor Spacedog presents retrofuturistic treats with Theramin & Robots 8PM £8/£7 Coalition - Trash Mondays Who said “I don’t like Mondays?” 10PM £3/£5 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 Dore Store - Metal Mondays two live bands & metal DJs 7:30PM Hampton - Music Quiz Cash prizes and drinks promos 8PM £1 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 Northern Lights - Ice Hockey World cup Sidewinder - Sidewinder Poker Buy in for £5 & get involved with the latest pheononemun The Prince Albert - Ironic Chic & Support 8PM £6adv Volks - Strictly Reggae Dancehall, Basement, Roots, Revival 11PM £4.50/£5 Tuesday 10th 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 Brunswick - Yoga Lessons 5:30PM £5 Brunswick - Language Classes Informal Spanish Beginners 7:30PM £5 Cube Bar - Tuesday Tipple 2 4 1 selected cocktails all night 2PM Doctor Brightons - Twisted Tuesday Free game of pool with every round 1PM Druids Arms - Nice Weather for Airstrikes pres Maybeshewill, You Slut!, Atlases, The Deal Was for Diamond 8PM

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MAY 2011 MUSIC LISTINGS

Duke of Norfolk - Open Mic 9PM Fiddler’s Elbow - QUIZness Time Drink promos all night for entrants 8PM £1 Globe - Basement Cinema Showing classics and underground films 8PM Green Dore Store - Ear PWR 7:30PM Green Dore 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 Hope - Cherry Suede acoustic show. Special Guest: The Mars Patrol 8PM £10adv Jam - Smack My Stitch Up pres Sew Much LOL 10PM £3 B4 12PM/£4 Komedia - Yellowman returns with the witty, blindingly rapid-fire, erotic rap 7:30PM £15 Komedia - Passiondale & Minor Sounds 8PM £6/£5 Studio Leconfield - Tuesday Teaser Quiz Winning Team takes the pot Happy Hour to all Quizzers 9PM £1 pp Life - Vice Social Sunset Sessions 11PM £3 Lola Lo - Camera The only Club night in Brighton to be run Entirely BY GIRLS! 9PM £3/£5 Mesmerist - MCC The Mesmerist Conjures Consortium Sidewinder - Open Mic Night more info call Robin on 07946734836 8PM The Prince Albert - Caladonians, Joan & Support 8:30PM £3 Thomas Kemp - Poker Evening 8PM Wednesday 11th Above Audio - Doctors Orders Djing 10PM open from 4PM Audio - Supercharged Icicle 11PM £tbc Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 3 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Fresh Acoustics Live Music 8:30PM Brunswick - Language Classes Informal Spanish Intermediate 7:30PM £5 Concorde 2 - Spacific pres NZ Shapeshifter & support: tbc 7PM £10 Cube Bar - Cubism All Genres of House with Jason Pepperell, Drink Promos 2PM 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 Globe - Wii Wednesdays Come and play Wii on our projector in the basement 8PM Green Dore Store - Emil Friis & Support 7:30PM £tbc Green Dore Store - The Jazz Store Late-night livejazz sessions 11PM Hope - BIMM pres Up & Coming 8PM £tbc Jam - The Green Network pres The Watermelons, Ellekaye, The Vaudeville 8PM Komedia - Orkestra del Sol the riotous energy of Latin carnival Orkestra del Sol’s 8PM £10 Komedia - Barb Jungr: River Internationally lauded singer and iconoclastic British performer 8PM £12/£10 Mesmerist - Swing Ninjas steady pattern of up tempo beats from The Swing Ninjas Northern Lights - Ice Hockey quarter finals Riki Tik - Time to awesome Classic Breaks and forward thinking future beats the W.A.T.? Djs family Sidewinder - Garden Quiz 8PM £1 The Prince Albert - Great Escape Clowns, Nimmo and Guantletts, Sparrow, What’s Your Vice 7:30PM £4 Thomas Kemp - Kev’s Open Mic Discount for performers 8:30PM Volks - Stomp Out Cancer Electro, Breaks Atomic Drop Live, DJ Butter Fingaz, Psyklone & Guests £5/£6 Volks - Prangin Launch Night Golden Oldies, Hip Hop, Motown, Grime 11PM £3 Xuma - Seven Dials Pub Quiz general knowledge quiz 8:30PM £1pp Thursday 12th Above Audio - 2-4-1 on entire cocktail menu all night, Maxxi Soundsystem DJ 10PM open from 4PM Audio - Great Escape Bastard Pop Afterparty Pop / Mash-up 11PM £2 Belushi’s Bar - Karaoke Free entry & prizes 9PM

Belushi’s Below - Mutant Pop / Pop, Alternative, Punk 10PM £1 Black Lion - SuperJam Old & New Funk, Soul Hip Hop & Disco Breaks 8:30PM Coalition - GREAT ESCAPE Iirish 19:15PM, Fight Like Apes 20PM, Black Lungs 20:45PM, Frank Turner 21:45PM, Miami Horror 23:30PM Coalition - Secret Discotheque DJs play 70s, 80s, 90s & 00s Pop 10:30PM £3/£4 Concorde 2 - Great Escape Ted Bakers and HMV Next Big Thing Stage, Featuring Radio Radio, Mz Bratt & More 7PM £45 (3 day wristband) 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- It’s All About Jack! Jack Daniels tribute party with live bands 8:30PM Fish Bowl - Residents Association Residents & guests spin an eclectic mix of hip hop, funk 10:30PM Globe - Hang the DJ! Eddie The Goatboy prs new night where you have the chance to DJ! 9PM Green Dore Store - Trial live band & one guest DJ 11PM Hobgoblin - BnW Quality Live Music from the regions best acts 9PM Honey Club - Exposed! DJ’s Charles Green & Out Break, Squiz and Ben-G 10:30PM £2 Hope - GREAT ESCAPE Jam - GREAT ESCAPE In Flight Safety 19:15PM, Hey Rosetta 20PM, Young British Artist 20:45PM & more Latest Music Bar - GREAT ESCAPE Tom Moriarty, The Corner, Laughers, The Last Dinosaur, Beau & The Arrows 12:30PM Life - GREAT ESCAPE Worship, Rebeka, Paper Crows & more! 1PM Lola Lo - Kitsch Quirky commercial... KITSCH! 9PM £3/£5 Mesmerist - The Cat’s Meow Sneaky Low Five Northern Lights - Ice Hockey quarter finals 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 - Great Escape PVT, Alpines 12 PM The Prince Albert - Great Escape Dry The River, Mechanical Bride, Monument Valley, The Mountains & The Trees 7:30PM Thomas Kemp - Acoustic Songwriters play their own music 8PM White Rabbit - Open mic with the move-ons 9PM Victory - Open MIc Live music/Open Mic night 8PM Volks - Strictly Dub & Rockers 3 reggae sound systems, Governorturbomatic, Lion Heart & more 10PM £4 Xuma - Seven Dials Of Soul resident DJ’s spinning soul music, hip-hop, electro & funk 9PM Friday 13th Above Audio - Disco Deviant, Peter Leeves, Go Bang!, Ping Pong Express Audio - Great Escape: The Recommender vs Drowned in Sound Belushi’s Bar - Muy Loco dance competition, 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 - Fringe Festival The Black Hats & James Bay Hedonistic folk rock & pop 8PM £6/£5 Coalition - GREAT ESCAPE Said The Whale 19:15PM, Thus Owls 20PM, Handsome Furs 20:45PM, The Radio Dept 21:45PM & more Coalition - Friday I’m In Love DJs play indie, funk, 60s & Electro! 11PM £3/£4 Concorde 2 - Great Escape Ted Bakers and HMV Next Big Thing Stage, Featuring 22, The Phoenix Foundation, Ed Sheera & More 7PM £45 (3 day wristband) Concorde 2 - Concorde2 Proudly Pres The Bays, Puncture Kit & Chop Source 11PM £12 Cube Bar - Friday Club Cheets & Hutson 2PM Doctor Brightons - Funky Friday DJ Nick Hirst / Wayne 9:30PM open 1PM Duke of Norfolk - DJ cashback Music from all the eras 9PM Easy Bar - Pitch Slap! Arther Shillin 8:30PM

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Fiddler’s Elbow - Heroes Run 2011 Launch Party 7PM Fish Bowl - Jeff Daniels Black music, deep & soulful vibes 9PM Globe - TThe Great Escape 9PM Green Dore Store - Tongues Italo Disco, Cold Wave, Post-Punk, Neue Deutsche Welle, No Wave 11PM Hampton - Mod For It! Motown / Soul / Ska / Norther Soul 8PM Honey Club - Lollipop Cool & Sexy R&B, Funky House, Hip Hop 10:30PM £3/£5 Hope - GREAT ESCAPE Jam - GREAT ESCAPE Hind Ear 19:15PM, Black Drawing Chalks 20PM, Bones 20:45PM & more Latest Music Bar - GREAT ESCAPE Lout Promotions showcase with Ben Howard 2PM £6 Latest Music Bar - GREAT ESCAPE Mud Hut digital showcase Tom Williams, The Boat & More 7:45PM £5 Life - GREAT ESCAPE The Wave pictures, Visions of Trees, T3eth 1PM Life - GREAT ESCAPE Afterparty Special! Mosca, Krystal Klear, Fantastic Mr Fox & guests 11PM £5 Lola Lo - Tiki Beats Resident DJ, Cocoloco’s very own DJ Karizma 8PM £3/£4/£5 Mesmerist - Shake Holla & Roll blues & ragtime influenced Dixieland jazz, 40’s/50’s rhythm & blues Northern Lights - Ice Hockey semi finals + “Makkyla’s Trash Lounge” Live Riki Tik - Ecletrik DJ Saul Guud playing electronic music Garage, Future garage, Deep House, broken beat 10PM Sidewinder - Forgive me Father for I have Synthed 80s vs 90s madness 8PM The Prince Albert - Great Escape Gallops, Man Without Country, Hot Horizons, PS I Love You 12PM The Prince Albert - Great Escape David’s Lyre, Let’s But Happiness, Rachel Sermanni, Gwilym Gold 7:30PM Thomas Kemp - Dj Night 9PM Tube - Motel Sleazy electro and house 11PM £3 White Rabbit - WTF Djs. Eartastic electro cream pie junk 9PM Volks - Originate Recordings Pres Chapter II, Data, Morphy, Theory & Special Guest’s Invisible Man & Sol 11PM Xuma - Radio Reverb’s Big Night Out acoustic sessions and great tunes Saturday 14th Ancient Mariner - Live acoustic sessions singer & song writer Ru Horne and Bob Lane 8PM Audio - Warehouse Kill Em All 11PM Free B4 12:30/£5 Belushi’s Bar - Unplugged Rocket Dogs live acoustic duo plus DJ 9PM Belushi’s Below - Club NME Indie music 9PM £5 Black Lion - Burnt Toast Blackbelt Jonez & friends sleazy soul, filthy funk, dirty breaks 9PM Brunswick - Yoga Lessons 9:30AM £5 Brunswick - Fringe Festival Music, Magic & Mayhem Hear it, See it, Experience it 3PM £6/£5 Brunswick - Fringe Festival South Coast Soul Revue 8-piece Soul & Funk 8PM £6/£20fam Concorde 2 - Great Escape Ted Bakers and HMV Next Big Thing Stage, Featuring Malpas, Dry The River & Moree 7PM £45 (3 day wristband) Cube Bar - PODEX Howie D, Justin Howard & Friends 2PM Doctor Brightons - Sexy Saturday DJ Tony B from 9:30PM open 1PM Easy Bar - Good Vibrations! Luke Braken 8:30PM 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 Globe - The Great Escape 9PM Green Dore Store - Pop Not Pop Eddie The Goatboy, Matatat, Dynamite Sal & DJ Halfbeat 11PM Hampton - iLike… Bring your iPod and play your own tunes 9PM Honey Club - Honey Pres Vince Frimpong, Vaughany DJ’s & Jon Byrne 10:30PM £10/£5 Hope - GREAT ESCAPE Jam - GREAT ESCAPE Little Red 19:45PM, Dark Horses 20:30PM, Team Ghost 21:30PM & more Komedia - Witch! riotous racket of grrrl discs from the 1970s to now 11PM £5 (Studio) Latest Music Bar - GREAT ESCAPE dream works with elev8 live showcase, a fashion show of Elev8 designers & More 11AM Latest Music Bar - GREAT ESCAPE the animal farm showcase with Athletes In paris & More 6:30PM

MAY 2011 MUSIC LISTINGS

Leconfield - MiTunes Bring in your iPod, MP3, Laptop or your PC & play 8PM Life - GREAT ESCAPE Melodica, Melody and Me, Daughter, Us Bear Bones & more! 7:15PM Lola Lo - Zombie Nation DJ Scott Kirby 8PM £3/£4/£6/£10 Mesmerist - Shake Holla & Roll blues & ragtime influenced Dixieland jazz, 40’s/50’s rhythm & blues Northern Lights - Stand up comedy Riki Tik - Alta MrCenzo & Will Sumsuch Sidewinder - Shades of blue resident crate diggers drift, bob smith, gary johnson 8PM The Prince Albert - Great Escape And So I Watch You Fromafar, Funeral Suits, Fionna Regan 12PM The Prince Albert - Great Escape King Charles, Starfucker, Out Likea Lion, Moddi, Our Mountain, The Sounds 7PM Thomas Kemp - Dj Night 9PM Tube - Jackmaster DJ set from Jackmaster £5 White Rabbit - Mixer men 9PM Victory - Kinema Pop, Dance Rock & 80’s Classics 9PM Volks - MoJo to Go-Go Andy R,Smart Phil, Simon Bridger & Colin Baldock 11PM £4/£7 West Hill - Tonight We Fly Epic Pop Melodrama and Cinematic Sounds 9PM Xuma - Special Guest The Great Escape Sunday 15th 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 1 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Live & Swingin’ Gipsy Jazz Stopped Clock 8PM Coalition - GREAT ESCAPE Stopmakingme 12PM, Charlix XXC 1PM, Starsmith DJ 1:25PM, Sali 19:15PM & more Concorde 2 - Lout Promotions Pres Mayday Parade 7:30PM £12.50 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 Globe - Rockoustic Duncan Disorderly 9PM Green Dore Store - Brave New World 2011 Sonic Circus Switzerland alternative bands 1:30PM Green Dore Store - Sunday Service Post-roast live bands, cheeseboards & more 5PM Green Dore 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 Hope - SPC Live pres Swimming 8PM £5 Latest Music Bar - Cafe Bar Baba Brinkman a Canadian rap artist, writer, and former tree-planter 7:30PM £5 Leconfield - Boozy Bingo Bingo without a blue rinse in sight 6PM £1 p game/ 6 for £5 Mesmerist - Swing my Roast with various artist Northern Lights - Ice Hockey Bronze match and Final Sidewinder - Sunday Roast served until 8:30pm every Sunday The Prince Albert - Great Escape Das Racist, Suave Debonair 2PM £7adv The Prince Albert - Great Escape Marysia Band, JB Band 8PM £5 Thomas Kemp - Tango Come and join us for a Dance, hosted by the amazing Murat! 8PM White Rabbit - Jazz Sundays 3PM Volks - Klub Revolution DJ X Virus, Kaos & Red Eye, DJ Renstar & Guests 8PM £5 Xuma - Songs Form The Canyon acoustic sessions alongside DJ’s 5PM Monday 16th Ancient Mariner - Quiz Night Cash prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 2nd to last place teams 8PM £1 each, plus £1 per team Above Audio - Drink deals and free pool all nigh 4PM Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 2 DJ Sean 9PM

Black Lion - Hit The Decks Open Decks Spin Off book your slot through Facebook 9PM Brunswick - Yoga Lessons 5:30PM £5 Brunswick - Brighton Stanza Poetry Group 7PM £tbc Brunswick - Fringe Festival Televisor Spacedog presents retrofuturistic treats with Theramin & Robots 8PM £8/£7 Coalition - Trash Mondays Who said “I don’t like Mondays?” 10PM £3/£5 Concorde 2 - Family Ents Pre Adam Ant 7:30PM SOLD OUT! 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 Dore Store - Metal Mondays two live bands & metal DJs 7:30PM Hampton - Music Quiz Cash prizes and drinks promos 8PM £1 Hope - The Hope Live, Brave Music Agency pres The Horn The Hunt 8PM £tbc Jam - IOU Comedy James Acaster, Ian Smith, Dave Thompson 8PM £3 Komedia - Brassneck pres The Webb Sisters, Beguiling and dynamic singing and playing 7:30PM £11adv Latest Music Bar - Big Lemon Benefit Gig Red Diamond Dragon Club, epic pop, party, electro, hiphop, disco 8PM £tbc 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 Sidewinder - Sidewinder Poker Buy in for £5 & get involved with the latest pheononemun The Prince Albert - Chain And The Gang, Comet Gain, The Stickes 8PM £8adv Thomas Kemp - Quiz Night Film, General Knowledge, Music and More (subjects “O”) 8PM £1pp Volks - Strictly Reggae Dancehall, Basement, Roots, Revival 11PM £4.50/£5 Tuesday 17th 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 Brunswick - Language Classes Informal Spanish Beginners 7:30PM £5 Cube Bar - Tuesday Tipple 2 4 1 selected cocktails all night 2PM 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 Globe - Basement Cinema Showing classics and underground films 8PM Green Dore Store - Fringe Festival Peter Case and Luke Hyttner’s colour club 7:30PM £tbc Green Dore 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 Hope - Caleb Hawley, Alex Berger & Chrissi Poland 8PM £tbc Jam - Drinky Doodle Monthly night of drawing games in a pub 8PM Komedia - Improvisation Skills for Business Leaders Workshop 10AM £140 Studio Komedia - Brassneck pres Steve Mason Lead singer and one of the founding members of The Beta Band 7:30PM £12adv Komedia - Terry Reid One of the UK’s greatest rock and soul voices 8PM £17.50adv Latest Music Bar - Wallis Bird impassioned performer 9:30PM £7 Latest Music Bar - Cafe Bar cafe scientifique unnatural: the heretical idea of making people 7PM Leconfield - Tuesday Teaser Quiz Winning Team takes the pot Happy Hour to all Quizzers 9PM £1 pp Life - Vice Social Sunset Sessions 11PM £3 Lola Lo - Camera The only Club night in Brighton to be run Entirely BY GIRLS! 9PM £3/£5 Mesmerist - MCC The Mesmerist Conjures Consor-

tium Sidewinder - Open Mic Night more info call Robin on 07946734836 8PM The Prince Albert - Dead Empire, Death Ape Disco, Lights Camera Attraction 8:30PM £4/£3 Thomas Kemp - Poker Evening 8PM Wednesday 18th Above Audio - Doctors Orders Djing 10PM open from 4PM Audio - Supercharged Guests tbc 11PM £tbc Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 3 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Fresh Acoustics Live Music 8:30PM Brunswick - Language Classes Informal Spanish Intermediate 7:30PM £5 Coalition - Harmony Village pres Kora Festival 2011 Launch Jali Burama Mbye, Jally Kebba Susso, Kadialy Kouyate 8PM £10/£8adv Concorde 2 - Concorde2 Pres Hayseed Dixie & Support 7:30PM £15 Cube Bar - Cubism All Genres of House with MJB, Drink Promos 2PM 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 Globe - Wii Wednesdays Come and play Wii on our projector in the basement 8PM Green Dore Store - Narrows & Support 7:30PM £6.50 Green Dore Store - The Jazz Store Late-night livejazz sessions 11PM Hope - 21 Gun Salute 8PM £tbc Jam - Nordic Giants Kinnie The Explorer, more tbc 7PM £3 Komedia - The Woods live music from The Muel, Moulettes and more 7:30PM £7adv Latest Music Bar - Cabaret Bar Beachy Head Music Club & The Steamkings & Siglo 7:30PM £10/£7.50 Mesmerist - Swing Ninjas steady pattern of up tempo beats from The Swing Ninjas Riki Tik - Time to awesome Classic Breaks and forward thinking future beats the W.A.T.? Djs family Sidewinder - Garden Quiz 8PM £1 Signalman - Quiz Night Come and get involved, rack those brains 8PM £1 The Prince Albert - David Thomas Broughton, Sara Beth Pucek 8PM £8adv Thomas Kemp - Kev’s Open Mic Discount for performers 8:30PM Xuma - Seven Dials Pub Quiz general knowledge quiz 8:30PM £1pp Thursday 19th Above Audio - 2-4-1 on entire cocktail menu all night, Maxxi Soundsystem DJ 10PM open from 4PM Audio - Early show Ra Ra Riot 7PM £tbc Audio - Bastard Pop Pop / Mash-up 11PM £2 Belushi’s Bar - Karaoke Free entry & prizes 9PM Belushi’s Below - Mutant Pop / Pop, Alternative, Punk 10PM £1 Black Lion - Attic Monkeys Soul, Northern, Ska, Hip Hop, Funk, Electronica, Punk, Rock 9PM Brunswick - Fringe Festival Jordan Reyne – Industrial-Tinged Folk Rock 7PM £5 Brunswick - Fringe Festival Jordan Reyne – Industrial-Tinged Folk Rock 9PM £5 Coalition - Fosters Comedy Coalition - Secret Discotheque DJs play 70s, 80s, 90s & 00s Pop 10:30PM £3/£4 Concorde 2 - SNG Promotions Pre Show Of Hands with Miranda Sykes Standing Room Only Tour 7:30PM £16 Cube Bar - United Nations of House Big Dance Tunes with M4JO & Muerto 2PM Doctor Brightons - Thirsty Thursday Happy Hour prices All Day 1PM Druids Arms - Nice Weather for Airstrikes pres UP C Down C, Colonics, Overhead, The Albatross 8PM Fiddler’s Elbow- It’s All About Jack! Jack Daniels tribute party with live bands 8:30PM Fish Bowl - Residents Association Residents & guests spin an eclectic mix of hip hop, funk 10:30PM Globe - Hang the DJ! Eddie The Goatboy prs new night where you have the chance to DJ! 9PM

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MAY 2011 MUSIC LISTINGS

Green Dore Store - 4thirtythree Trio from Brighton who perform improvised music and spoken word 7:30PM £8/£6 Green Dore Store - Trial live band & one guest DJ 11PM Hobgoblin - BnW Quality Live Music from the regions best acts 9PM Honey Club - Exposed! DJ’s Charles Green & Out Break, Squiz and Ben-G 10:30PM £2 Hope - The Hope Live pres Kinema 8PM £tbc Jam - Valentina del Pearls pres Les Petites Parisiennes 20:30PM £8 Lola Lo - Kitsch Quirky commercial... KITSCH! 9PM £3/£5 Mesmerist - The Cat’s Meow Dr Blue Grass & Illy Billy 8 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 - Pablo And The Paint Sets, Holland & Support 8:30PM £4/£3 Thomas Kemp - Acoustic Songwriters play their own music 8PM White Rabbit - Open mic with the move-ons 9PM Victory - Open MIc Live music/Open Mic night 8PM Volks - Simply Vinyl Pres Bailey’s birthday bash with Bailey, Storm b2b Randall, Doc Khan & Deefa Xuma - Seven Dials Of Soul resident DJ’s spinning soul music, hip-hop, electro & funk 9PM Friday 20th Above Audio - Disco Deviant, Peter Leeves, Go Bang!, Ping Pong Express Audio - Early show Brand New Start 7PM £tbc Audio - Audio pres Tiefschwarz 11PM £tbc Belushi’s Bar - Muy Loco dance competition, DJ pop/house/rnb 9PM Belushi’s Below - Abandoned Rock & Metal Night 10PM £3/2 Black Lion - Molly Malone’s Dex in the City hip-hoppin, soul-ska’d battle of the Dexes 9PM Brunswick - Fringe Festival Paul Diello BMA Best Solo Artist performs an evening of melancholic songs 7:30PM £10 Coalition - Gay Bingo 7:30PM £8/£12 Coalition - Friday I’m In Love DJs play indie, funk, 60s & Electro! 11PM £3/£4 Concorde 2 - Early Show Concorde2 Pres The Alarm, The Last Republic 7PM £15 Concorde 2 - Roots Garden Rhythm Force Live Showcase support from Resonators 11PM £8 Cube Bar - Friday Club Cheets & Gustav 2PM Doctor Brightons - Funky Friday DJ Nick Hirst / Wayne 9:30PM open 1PM Duke of Norfolk - DJ cashback Music from all the eras 9PM Easy Bar - Pitch Slap! Arther Shillin 8:30PM Fiddler’s Elbow - TFI Friday The weekend starts here…8PM Fish Bowl - Sumsuch eclectic 6 hour session of funk, hip hop & other treats 9PM Globe - The Soul Of Brighton DJ Mick Fuller (Juice FM) and special guests 9PM Green Dore Store - Parts & Labor & Support 7:30PM £tbc Green Dore Store - Ye Ye Fever contagious African rhythms from HighLife & Soukous to Afrobeat 11PM Hampton - Mod For It! Motown / Soul / Ska / Norther Soul 8PM Haunt - White Mink Italian Mafiosio Special, The Sweet Life Society, Enzo, Siffredi & More £6adv Honey Club - Lollipop Cool & Sexy R&B, Funky House, Hip Hop 10:30PM £3/£5 Hope - The Hope Live pres Strychnine Nights 8PM Jam - Throw Some Shapes Komedia - The Lovely Brothers wild night of obscenities, cross-dressing and largely wacky and experimental music 8:30PM £5/£4 Studio Komedia - Born Bad delinquent rhythms, red-hot rockabilly, 50’s rock‘n’roll 11PM £5/£6 Life - Renegade Hardware A label showcase with Ink, Loxy, Siren, Khanage, Skeptical & more! 11PM £7adv Lola Lo - Tiki Beats Resident DJ, Cocoloco’s very own DJ Karizma 8PM £3/£4/£5 Mesmerist - Shake Holla & Roll blues & ragtime influenced Dixieland jazz, 40’s/50’s rhythm & blues Riki Tik - Ecletrik DJ Saul Guud playing electronic music Garage, Future garage, Deep House, broken beat 10PM Sidewinder - Forgive me Father for I have Synthed

80s vs 90s madness 8PM The Prince Albert - Silver Brazilians, Los Fantasticos & Support 8PM £5 Thomas Kemp - Dj Night 9PM Tube - Motel Sleazy electro and house 11PM £3 Victory - Teen Dream 60’s Garage, Psychedelia, Punk, Garage Revival 9PM Volks - Slackers Convention Far Too Loud, Kickflip, LuQuas, Matt Slack & Guests 11PM £3/£5 Xuma - Robbie Bowers 50’s r’n’b,blues,jump blues,jazz,early ska,rock’n’roll Saturday 21st Ancient Mariner - Live acoustic sessions singer & song writer Tracy Sullivan 8PM Audio - Warehouse Solo 11PM Free B4 12:30/£5 Belushi’s Bar - Unplugged Rocket Dogs live acoustic duo plus DJ 9PM Belushi’s Below - Club NME Indie music 9PM £5 Black Lion - DJ Lanx mix of funk, northern soul, mod revival, electronica & indie classics 9PM Brunswick - Yoga Lessons 9:30AM £5 Brunswick - Fringe Festival Cajun Dawgs – Cajun Zydeco Party Blues, Country & Rock and Roll 8PM £8 Coalition - Harmony Village pres Carnivalesque and Tusk & Garter El Andaluz, Billie Rae, Professor Elemental 10PM £10/£8adv Concorde 2 - Early Show SKA TOONS Pres Skakestra Live, DJ AMMA 7PM £12 Concorde 2 - Guilty Pleasures Let’s Get Physical Disco Workout Party, Sean Rowley, Dynamite Sal & More 11PM £10 Cube Bar - Simply House Cheets & Roben 2PM Doctor Brightons - Sexy Saturday DJ Tony B from 9:30PM open 1PM Easy Bar - Good Vibrations! Luke Braken 8:30PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Saturday Sizzlers DJ Soul Casserole / Funky upfront and raw underground 9PM Fish Bowl - Ed Meme funk, jazz and hip hop vinyl 9PM Globe - Go Bang! Ali & Affy’s infamous disco in the basement 9PM Green Dore Store - Nightworkers & Support 7:30PM £tbc Green Dore Store - Stone To The Bone SuperBad 70s Soul ‘n’ Funk 11PM Hampton - iLike… Bring your iPod and play your own tunes 9PM Hectors House - Stay Sick The Sundae Kups live & Djs play garage, punk, rock n roll 9PM Honey Club - Pukka Up Scott Giles & Ed Moore 10:30PM £10/£5 Jam - Chai Wallahs & Diplomats of Sound Pres Yes Sir Boss, Tin Roots, Joe Driscoll, DJ Moneyshot 11PM £7adv/£10 Komedia - Spellbound Cherry Foxx and Simon Price 9PM £6/£5 (Studio) Komedia - Balkan Brass Battle AfterpartyDJ Sacha Dieu & Nico de Transilvania pres Merlin Sheperd Quintet & Guests 11PM £6adv/£8 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 Mesmerist - Shake Holla & Roll blues & ragtime influenced Dixieland jazz, 40’s/50’s rhythm & blues Northern Lights - Stand up comedy Riki Tik - Alta Jeff Daniels & Danny Williams Sidewinder - Harry Ks “Simply Dredd Reggae, bootleg and party tunes all night 8PM The Prince Albert - The C TV Allstars, Meow Valletes 8PM £4 Thomas Kemp - Dj Night 9PM Tube - Well Rounded Geiom, Donga, Stickie Davis & Dubloke £5 White Rabbit - Mixer men 9PM Volks - Bruleske 1st Anniversary! James Copeland, Bruno Otranto, The Menu, Basement & Guests 11PM £3/£8 Xuma - DJ Stylus & The Stimulators Swing, R&B, tropical, Reggae and Hip-Hype Sunday 22nd Ancient Mariner - The Ancient Mariner Roast Home cooked Served from 12pm to 6pm Booking advisable Above Audio - Live music & DJ Terrace Party 4PM with Brighton Sausage Co. BBQ 2PM Audio - Early show Miles Kane 7PM £tbc Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part

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1 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Live & Swingin’ Gipsy Jazz Stopped Clock 8PM Coalition - Seaside Swagger 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 Globe - Rockoustic Alex Thom and A Man Called Marcus 9PM Green Dore Store - Sunday Service Post-roast live bands, cheeseboards & more 5PM Green Dore 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 Hope - One Inch Badge pres Kurt Vile & The Violators 8PM £9adv Latest Music Bar - Jennifer Clarke & Mark Morgan Irish singer songwriter 7PM £5 Leconfield - Boozy Bingo Bingo without a blue rinse in sight 6PM £1 p game/ 6 for £5 Mesmerist - Swing my Roast with various artist Sidewinder - Sunday Roast served until 8:30pm every Sunday The Prince Albert - Foghorn String Band, Danni Nicholls 8PM £7adv Thomas Kemp - Sunday Afternoon Jazz Enjoy a Sunday Roast with music 4PM White Rabbit - Jazz Sundays 3PM Volks - Psy Sundays Kayaman, Psykinya, Dave Chemical, Clayton, Shamanix 2PM Xuma - Songs Form The Canyon acoustic sessions alongside DJ’s 5PM Monday 23rd Ancient Mariner - Quiz Night Cash prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 2nd to last place teams 8PM £1 each, plus £1 per team Above Audio - Drink deals and free pool all nigh 4PM Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 2 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Hit The Decks Open Decks Spin Off book your slot through Facebook 9PM Brunswick - Fringe Festival Music, Magic & Mayhem Hear it, See it, Experience it 7:30PM £6/£5 Coalition - Trash Mondays Who said “I don’t like Mondays?” 10PM £3/£5 Concorde 2 - Lout Pre Bedouin Soundclash 7:30PM £12 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 Dore Store - Metal Mondays two live bands & metal DJs 7:30PM Hampton - Music Quiz Cash prizes and drinks promos 8PM £1 Jam - Different Strokes Charity Gig Michael Fabbri, Liam Williams, Flange Krammer 8PM £5 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 Sidewinder - Sidewinder Poker Buy in for £5 & get involved with the latest pheononemun The Prince Albert - Thank You, Time Brings Age & Support 8PM £5adv Volks - Strictly Reggae Dancehall, Basement, Roots, Revival 11PM £4.50/£5 Tuesday 24th 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 Brunswick - Yoga Lessons 5:30PM £5 Brunswick - Language Classes Informal Spanish Beginners 7:30PM £5

MAY 2011 MUSIC LISTINGS

Coalition - Melting Vinyl & Coalition pres The Mountain Goats & Guests 7PM £15adv/£17 Cube Bar - Tuesday Tipple 2 4 1 selected cocktails all night 2PM 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 Globe - Basement Cinema Showing classics and underground films 8PM Green Dore Store - Tony Marks & asahi present unsigned talents 7:30PM £tbc Green Dore 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 Leconfield - Tuesday Teaser Quiz Winning Team takes the pot Happy Hour to all Quizzers 9PM £1 pp Life - Vice Social Sunset Sessions 11PM £3 Lola Lo - Camera The only Club night in Brighton to be run Entirely BY GIRLS! 9PM £3/£5 Mesmerist - MCC The Mesmerist Conjures Consortium Sidewinder - Open Mic Night more info call Robin on 07946734836 8PM The Prince Albert - Monti Saldo, G - Minor & Support 8:30PM £4/£3 Thomas Kemp - Poker Evening 8PM Wednesday 25th Above Audio - Doctors Orders Djing 10PM open from 4PM Audio - Supercharged Guests tbc 11PM £tbc Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 3 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Fresh Acoustics Live Music 8:30PM Brunswick - Language Classes Informal Spanish Intermediate 7:30PM £5 Coalition - Harmony Village pres Custard Comedy The Hospital DJ Ivan Brackenbury, Mitch Benn (BBC) 7PM £10/£8adv Concorde 2 - Family Ents Pre System 7 10PM £10 Cube Bar - Cubism All Genres of House with Gary Scott, Drink Promos 2PM 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 - Open mic night Globe - Wii Wednesdays Come and play Wii on our projector in the basement 8PM Green Dore Store - Social Circkle, Big Kids & The Shitty Limits 7:30PM £5 Green Dore Store - The Jazz Store Late-night livejazz sessions 11PM Hope - Communion and The Hope Live pres Nathaniel Rateliff £4adv Komedia - Martha Tilston New folk chanteuse Martha is a spellbinding and heartfelt performer 7:30PM £12adv Komedia - Mulatu Astatke Brighton Festival Event 8PM £18.50 Komedia - Da Doo Ron Ron mix of femme pop, sisterly soul ‘n’ funk, girl group dramarama 11PM £5 Latest Music Bar - Raising Maisie & The Last Carnival 7:30PM £3/£2 Mesmerist - Swing Ninjas steady pattern of up tempo beats from The Swing Ninjas Riki Tik - Time to awesome Classic Breaks and forward thinking future beats the W.A.T.? Djs family Sidewinder - Garden Quiz 8PM £1 The Prince Albert - Electric Soft Parage & Support 8:30PM £5adv Thomas Kemp - Kev’s Open Mic Discount for performers 8:30PM Volks - Snoopy’s Bass shack! Slackersconvention, Funk Collective and Unity Hi-fi 9PM £5 Xuma - Seven Dials Pub Quiz general knowledge quiz 8:30PM £1pp Thursday 26th Above Audio - 2-4-1 on entire cocktail menu all night, Maxxi Soundsystem DJ 10PM open from 4PM Belushi’s Bar - Karaoke Free entry & prizes 9PM Belushi’s Below - Mutant Pop / Pop, Alternative, Punk 10PM £1

Black Lion - Whatify? Juke Box Jury 9PM Coalition - Secret Discotheque DJs play 70s, 80s, 90s & 00s Pop 10:30PM £3/£4 Concorde 2 - Live Nation Pres Funeral Party, Kitten & Tribes 7PM £9.50 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 - The Mixer Men 4 Deck Session 10:30PM Globe - Hang the DJ! Eddie The Goatboy prs new night where you have the chance to DJ! 9PM Green Dore Store - Nightworkers & Support 7:30PM £tbc Green Dore Store - Trial live band & one guest DJ 11PM Hobgoblin - BnW Quality Live Music from the regions best acts 9PM Honey Club - Exposed! DJ’s Charles Green & Out Break, Squiz and Ben-G 10:30PM £2 Komedia - Glenn Hughes The iconic former lead singer and bassist of Trapeze and Deep Purple 7:30PM £22adv Latest Music Bar - Kemptown Carnival Fundraiser extravaganza with a wide ranging eclectic mix of live music and DJ’s 8PM £5 Lola Lo - Kitsch Quirky commercial... KITSCH! 9PM £3/£5 Mesmerist - The Cat’s Meow John Crampton 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 - Cable Club 8PM £4 Thomas Kemp - Acoustic Songwriters play their own music 8PM White Rabbit - Open mic with the move-ons 9PM Victory - Open MIc Live music/Open Mic night 8PM Volks - Reggae & Dancehall party 11PM Xuma - Seven Dials Of Soul resident DJ’s spinning soul music, hip-hop, electro & funk 9PM Friday 27th Above Audio - Disco Deviant, Peter Leeves, Go Bang!, Ping Pong Express Audio - Early show Verses, Adelaide, Day Of Sirens, Echo Rain 7PM £tbc Audio - Audio pres Riva Starr 11PM £tbc Belushi’s Bar - Muy Loco dance competition, DJ pop/house/rnb 9PM Belushi’s Below - Abandoned Rock & Metal Night 10PM £3/2 Black Lion - Burnt Toast Blackbelt Jonez & friends sleazy soul, filthy funk, dirty breaks 9PM Brunswick - Fringe Festival The Sound Guy’s Choice With Fellow Stranger, Son of Kirk, The Galleons & More 7PM £7/£5 Coalition - Friday I’m In Love DJs play indie, funk, 60s & Electro! 11PM £3/£4 Concorde 2 - Revolt The Painted Smiles, Enos! 11PM Cube Bar - Friday Club Cheets & Jem 2PM Doctor Brightons - Funky Friday DJ Nick Hirst / Wayne 9:30PM open 1PM Druids Arms - Nice Weather for Airstrikes Festival Shapes, Silent Front, Last Days of Lorca & More / Brighton Fringe 8PM Duke of Norfolk - DJ cashback Music from all the eras 9PM Easy Bar - Pitch Slap! Arther Shillin 8:30PM Fiddler’s Elbow - TFI Friday The weekend starts here…8PM Fish Bowl - Freestyle Records A&R man and label manager, Greg Boraman! 9PM Globe - Eclectic Chair Brighton Legend DJ Lamp 9PM Green Dore Store - Allesis Ark & Support 7:30PM £tbc Green Dore Store - Vice issue launch TEETH! and the racket live & Teen Creeps, 20jazzfunkgreats & FREAKS DJs 11PM Hampton - Mod For It! Motown / Soul / Ska / Norther Soul 8PM Honey Club - I Love R&B Squiz & Guests 10:30PM £5 Hydrant - Thee Oh Sees, Pussy Cat & The Dirty Johnsons, Agatha & the Christies 7PM £8adv Jam - Desire Mikee B, Insight, DJ Makalah £2 B4 11.30PM/£5 Komedia - Africa Unite Sakama Live Show Band and Seckou Keita 7:30PM £12/£10adv

Komedia - Fado with Claudia Aurora Porto-born singer/songwriter Claudia Aurora 7:45PM £12/£10 Studio Latest Music Bar - sirens goes to hollywood glamorous pole dancing starlets and burlesque Icons 10PM £7/£5 Life - Deadly Rhythm Addison Groove, Dark Sky, Dubloke & Sticky Davis 11PM £5adv/£7 Lola Lo - Tiki Beats Resident DJ, Cocoloco’s very own DJ Karizma 8PM £3/£4/£5 Mesmerist - Shake Holla & Roll blues & ragtime influenced Dixieland jazz, 40’s/50’s rhythm & blues Northern Lights - DJ. Jazzy D. Funk, Soul Jazz Riki Tik - Ecletrik DJ Saul Guud playing electronic music Garage, Future garage, Deep House, broken beat 10PM Sidewinder - Forgive me Father for I have Synthed 80s vs 90s madness 8PM The Prince Albert - Mok, Ikarus Yout, Internetional Diamond Theives 8:30PM £4/£3 Thomas Kemp - Dj Night 9PM Tube - Motel Sleazy electro and house 11PM £3 White Rabbit - WTF Dj’s 9PM Volks - Analogue Pres Dub Mafia Live, Frustarated Natives, Voytek & Guests 11PM £5adv Xuma - The Genre-Lizer Saturday 28th Ancient Mariner - Live acoustic sessions Porchlightsmoker a four piece band from Brighton 8PM Audio - Warehouse Pleasurekraft 11PM Free B4 12:30/£5 Belushi’s Bar - Unplugged Rocket Dogs live acoustic duo plus DJ 9PM Belushi’s Below - Club NME Indie music 9PM £5 Black Lion - Molly Malone’s Dex in the City 9PM Brunswick - Fringe Festival The Blues Corporation Live! 9-piece blues band 8:30PM £10/£9 Coalition - Wired Cube Bar - Simply House Cheets & Jonny Hutson 2PM Doctor Brightons - Sexy Saturday DJ Tony B from 9:30PM open 1PM Druids Arms - Nice Weather for Airstrikes Festival Delta Sleep, The Continuous Battle of Order & More / Brighton Fringe 8PM Easy Bar - Good Vibrations! Luke Braken 8:30PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Saturday Sizzlers SuperJam - Old, new, rare and classic Funk, Soul 9PM Fish Bowl - Daddy Marcus beach party session playing soul, disco, funk and timeless classics 9PM Globe - The Acid House through the history of house in the basement 9PM Green Dore Store - DOOM METAL Japanese fundraiser 7:30PM £tbc Green Dore Store - Big Itch Primeval Party Sounds! 50s/60s R&B, Garage 11PM Hampton - iLike… Bring your iPod and play your own tunes 9PM Honey Club - Wildfruit Rio Pool Party Nick Tcherniak, Doug Guimaraes DouGuim, Lil Alex 10:30PM £10/£5 Komedia - The Rising: Bruce Springsteen Tribute 7:30PM £12adv Komedia - How Things Work Das Fluff: ‘Fantastically Weird’ electro-sleaze-pop from London 7:45PM £6/£4 Studio Komedia - Da Doo Ron Ron mix of femme pop, sisterly soul ‘n’ funk, girl group dramarama 11PM £5 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 Mesmerist - Shake Holla & Roll blues & ragtime influenced Dixieland jazz, 40’s/50’s rhythm & blues Riki Tik - Alta Urban Torque (+ Sumsuch EP launch party) Sidewinder - Danceteria DJs disco, boogie, house, funk & a whole lot more besides 8PM The Prince Albert - Stay Sick Pres 8PM Thomas Kemp - Physic Readings given to you from the gifted clairvoyant Robert Day 2PM £20 Thomas Kemp - Dj Night 9PM Three Graces - This Is My Epicentre evening of acoustica featuring four acts 8PM Tube - Sigha collision of Dubstep and Techno that joins the dots between underground forms of electronic music £5 West Hill - L’Amour Electronique Synthesized Sounds & French Pop 9PM

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MAY 2011 MUSIC LISTINGS

White Rabbit - Mixer men 9PM Victory - Fernando Poo 70’s Rock, Glitter Pop, Mash-ups & Indie Fuzz 9PM Volks - Wrong Music Xuma - Luis “Slim” R&B, Jump Blues, Rare Groove, Titty Shakers Sunday 29th Ancient Mariner - The Ancient Mariner Roast Home cooked Served from 12pm to 6pm Booking advisable Audio - Bull by the horns charity fundraiser Evil Nine 10PM £tbc Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 1 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Vinyl Vetarans vs Positivity Charity BBQ all-dayer Raw Soul, Heavy Funk, Classic & Old School Hip-Hop 2PM Brunswick - Yoga Lessons 9:30AM £5 Coalition - Harmony Village pres The Swing Thing Ragroof Theatre Company, Don Dapper’s Midnight Stompers 2PM £10/£8adv Coalition - Doctor’s Orders & Coalition pres Just Blaze Vs Alchemist 10PM £10adv Coalition - Blow after Party Vincent Manganaro, Aaron Pelaez, Carlos Ruiz 3AM £7/£5/£4 Concorde 2 - Playground Kavinsky, Feadz, Hey Today!, My Tiger My Timing & More 11PM £10 Cube Bar - Delirious Bank Hol Special Upfront & Credible House Carl Mills, Dave King & Friends 2PM Doctor Brightons - Hangover therapy 1PM Druids Arms - Nice Weather for Airstrikes Festival The Strange Death Of Liberal England, Monsters Build Mean Robots & More / Brighton Fringe 8PM Duke of Norfolk - Live Music Night 9PM Easy Bar - Diversity DJ Rudeben R&B, Hip Hop, Party classics 8PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Bank Holiday Sham-Rock Open Mic 8:30PM Fish Bowl - Ride The Rhythm Jeff Daniels, Steve KIW & guests with underground dancefloor classics! 9PM Fountain Head - Sunday sessions New in town Jamaican roasts, Reggae & chilled beats all day Globe - Hot-Tip Hi-Fi Reggae, dub & dancehall to round off your weekend 9PM Green Dore Store - Sunday Service Post-roast live bands, cheeseboards & more 5PM Green Dore Store - Green Door Blues Resident Blues band Smokestack & guests 9PM Hampton - Live Music Sundays Showcasing top local artists 8:30PM Heist - Muzika Hoiwe D, DJ Cheeky, Gary Eeks, Dave Rees, Justin Howard 8PM £5 Honey Club - Hed Kandi Bank Holiday Special Funky, house, Sexy R&B, Cool Pop 8PM £10 Jam - Lost Draft Theatre Company, The Ballad Of Reading 7PM £5 Leconfield - Boozy Bingo Bingo without a blue rinse in sight 6PM £1 p game/ 6 for £5 Lola Lo - BANG! Bank Holiday Special Vince Frimpong, Georgeos, David Godding, Carl Smeaton & Carl Fidler 9PM £3/£5 Mesmerist - Bank Holiday Sunday Specials ‘dress up and dance’ party with DJ’s 9PM Riki Tik - Bank Holiday Special with Soundcanvas Jody Van Jefford, Mick Hennessy & Alex Rose Sidewinder - Sunday Roast served until 8:30pm Signalman - Bring on Summer Ska and Punk night 8:30PM The Prince Albert - Nightingales, Ted Chippington, Kev Hayley, DJ Ian Part Time 7:30PM £8adv/£10 Thomas Kemp - Comedy ‘A bit of Banter’ host an evening of new and up and coming artists 8PM Tube - Groove Odyssey Bobby & Steve are back to play a 5 hour set, with special guests 11PM £5 White Rabbit - Jazz Sundays 3PM Volks - Wonkay Live acts & DJ’s 2PM Xuma - Songs Form The Canyon acoustic sessions alongside DJ’s 5PM

Belushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 2 DJ Sean 9PM Black Lion - Hit The Decks Open Decks Spin Off - book your slot through Facebook 9PM Brunswick - Fringe Festival The Grand Majestic & Mulatones Funk, pop, Latin, Balkan!!! 7:30PM £7/£6 Coalition - Trash Mondays Who said “I don’t like Mondays?” 10PM £3/£5 Cube Bar - Monday Mischief All Genres of Dance. Drink Promos 2PM Doctor Brightons - Bank Holiday Meditation Mondays Happy Hour prices All Day 1PM Druids Arms - Nice Weather for Airstrikes Festival TNordic Giants, Evi Vine, Juffage & More / Brighton Fringe 2PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Game On Monday night football is back Green Dore Store - Metal Mondays two live bands & metal DJs 7:30PM Hampton - Music Quiz Cash prizes and drinks promos 8PM £1 Life - Jail Bait Milk Teeth best in 90’s Eastcoast, Westcoast Hiphop, RnB 11PM £2 Leconfield - Free Pool Happy Hour All Night 8PM Lola Lo - Fat Poppadaddys The award winning Fat Pops DJs INDIE, 60s, HIP HOP, FUNK… 9PM £3 Sidewinder - Sidewinder Poker Buy in for £5 & get involved with the latest pheononemun The Prince Albert - Die Die Die, Negative Pegasus & Support 8PM £5adv Thomas Kemp - Quiz Night Film, General Knowledge, Music and More (subjects “P”) 8PM £1pp Volks - Strictly Reggae Bank Holiday Special! Dancehall, Basement, Roots, Revival 11PM £4.50/£5 Tuesday 31st 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 Brunswick - Yoga Lessons 5:30PM £5 Brunswick - Language Classes Informal Spanish Beginners 7:30PM £5 Brunswick - Jazz Jam Session with house band 8PM Cube Bar - Tuesday Tipple 2 4 1 selected cocktails all night 2PM 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 Globe - Basement Cinema Showing classics and underground films 8PM Green Dore Store - Charles Hayward (This heat) 7:30PM £7 Green Dore 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 Hope - Brighton Records Showcase 8PM £tbc Jam - Phat Sessions 10PM £3/£4 Life - Vice Social Sunset Sessions 11PM £3 Leconfield - Tuesday Teaser Quiz Winning Team takes the pot Happy Hour to all Quizzers 9PM £1 pp Lola Lo - Camera The only Club night in Brighton to be run Entirely BY GIRLS! 9PM £3/£5 Mesmerist - MCC The Mesmerist Conjures Consortium Sidewinder - Open Mic Night more info call Robin on 07946734836 8PM The Prince Albert - Little Signals, Villareal, We Spies 8:30PM £4/£3 Thomas Kemp - Poker Evening 8PM

Monday 30th Above Audio - Drink deals and free pool all nigh 4PM Audio - Sabotage Metal/emo 10PM £3/£2

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Until 5 June 2011

John Cage Throughout the Pavilion

In the Galleries

a nod to Cage

Every Day is a Good Day

Seven weeks of music, installation and live performance:

The visual art of John Cage

Margaret Leng Tan, Image courtesy of Peter Kolk

AKDK Charles Atlas Aurora Quartet Steve Beresford Mira Calix Tania Chen Creep Cybraphon eighth blackbird Felixâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Machines Sophie Fishel FOUND Collective Hugh Fox Daisy Grove-Lafarge Charlie Hooker Stewart Lee Margaret Leng Tan Joseph Long Loop.pH Anna Meredith Mount Kimbie Yoko Ono Jane Ormerod Shelley Parker Lucy Phillips Steve Thompson Keith Tippett Void Vector

27th-29th MAY GLYNDE PLACE, LEWES

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th Club Night ATURDAY 28thCAMPSITE MAY DISCOTHEQUE with TRU THOUGHTS FRIDAYS27

SATURDAY 28th MAY

SUNDAY 29th MAY

MAIN STAGE

TURIN BRAKES

PENGUIN CAFE

HOT CLUB DE PARIS AIM

FOY VANCE

JOHN SMITH

MAMAS GUN

CORRESPONDENTS

LE KKC ORCHESTRA NIKO • MIRRORS + more

ELECTRIC SOFT PARADE JO HARMAN • MANOUCHE + more

SOUND HARVEST STAGE

THREE TRAPPED TIGERS

GOLDHEART ASSEMBLY

KATE WALSH

GRAND UNION • TOM MCRAE

COCO ELECTRIK TALLSHIPS + more

THE MISERABLE RICH ABI WADE + more

COMEDY STAGE

KAREN HAYLEY

JOHN HEGLEY

PETE THE TEMP KAT FRANCOIS

LUKE WRIGHT TIM CLARE

FRANK SANAZI + more

STUART HUDSON + more

HUTCHINS REVERB STAGE

MOJO FINS

MORNING ORCHESTRA

SATURDAY 28th Club Night with ATIC RECORDS

SUNDAY 29th Club Night with WHITE MINK

TWO SPOT GOBI + more

CLOWNS + more

MUSIC AND LICENSED BARS UNTIL 4am