[Volume 4 Issue 01] FEBRUARY 2013
BRIGHTON’S DEFINITIVE CULTURE AND EVENTS GUIDE
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FEBRUARY 2013
Here we go again, another year full of promise, and another issue full of the best Brighton has to offer. A few of the treats we have for you include the fabulous Joy Formidable, a look at The Brighton Science Festival, an encounter with Pam Ann, plus the best Theatre, Comedy and Music coverage in the city. So let’s get out there and have a fab Feb, assuming you haven’t discovered Bang With Friends and lost in sexual oblivion.
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What’s on Music Previews Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry Rae Morris Sea Bastard Joy Formidable Club Kovak Valentines Freestylers H-bar
Pam Ann Comedy Guide Science Festival Neon Hair Boutique Nice Spot Bar Film
Music Guide Theatre Guide omedy Listings Arts & Film Guide Comedy Guide cont. Other Listings
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FEBRUARY As we emerge from the still-smouldering wreckage of 2012, blinking in the watery sunshine and pushing aside the mangled corpses of our broken New Year resolutions, whilst futilely trying to find seasonsuitable footwear, a feeling of depression might be setting in for a few of us. Is there anything really happening this year? What have we actually got to look forward to in a post-2012 world? After such an incredible 12 months, both locally and nationally, it’s inevitable there’d be something of a national comedown from all the hysteria and celebrations, as we ponder a bleak and meaningless future that’s devoid of televised Olympic beach volleyball or giant free pop concerts. It’s all nonsense obviously. This year is going to be bigger and bolder than ever. We’ve only lost the luxury of being spoon-fed our supply of entertainment and excitement. Perhaps some of the delights awaiting you this year won’t be so obvious, but don’t worry, there are still plenty of scintillating leisure-time activities to distract you from the cold. Just this month there’s the Brighton Science Festival, restaurants everywhere offering some great deals and more bands coming to the city than you can shake a piece of the West Pier at. One consequence of the current recession is there’s a growing band of artists and performers looking to run pop-up venues and organise guerrilla events. So we’d be very surprised if Brighton isn’t more colourful, vibrant and fun in 2013 than ever before. This year will ultimately be whatever you all make of it. So we’ll be doing our very best to keep you informed, engaged and entertained with our regular pithy, and sometimes irreverent, monthly guides to what makes this city so special. If you ask us very nicely, we might even sort out a hot summer for you. I’ll get use out of these flip-flops, even if it kills me.
ROYAL PAVILION ICE RINK EXTENDED STAY Until 24th February Royal Pavilion After attracting thousands of visitors to the city, numerous celebrities and playing host to the Xmas episode of Don’t Tell The Bride, The Royal Pavilion Ice Rink now is extending its stay in the city centre until Feb 24. The Royal Pavilion has provided a stunning backdrop for the ice rink, which has been magical location to skate this winter, easily on par with the rinks at Rockefeller Center, Natural History Museum or Red Square. Hopefully it’ll remain so popular that The Pavilion will be forced to keep the rink open until summer… www.royalpavilionicerink.co.uk
SUSSEX BEER FESTIVAL 28th - 2nd March Hove Town Hall Sussex Beer Festival 2013 is almost here. Taking place on Thu 28 Feb – Sat 2 Mar, at Hove Town Hall, it’ll be the usual sprawling celebration of all things alcoholic and delicious (in a responsible fashion of course.) On offer to enthusiasts will be 36 ciders, over 40 bottled beers, wines, honey meads, fruit liqueurs and a list of tapped beers a yard long. The festival, now in its 23rd year, will be supporting local charity Dolphin House, a pioneering complementary health charity, providing healthcare for children throughout Brighton and Hove. www.sussexbeerfestival.co.uk
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BRIGHTON MARINA ADVANTAGE CARD
BRIGHTON HALF MARATHON
TATTOO CONVENTION
Brighton Marina
17th February Seafront
16th - 17th February The Hilton Brighton Metropole
Brighton Marina recession-busting Advantage Card is back, offering you some amazing all-year round deals available at 40 of the Marina’s best businesses. Now you can easily afford to eat out, at least once a month, with 2-for-1 or 20%-25% off offers at many of the restaurants. There are offers at Bowlplex and Rendezvous Casino, and a range of deals available on water activities, as well as attractive offers at its health and beauty salons and spas. www.brightonmarina.co.uk
Months of training and preparation (those who have actually trained) will be put into use on Sun 17th Feb, when thousands of runners take to the streets for the Brighton Half Marathon. Over 10,000 participants will be negotiating the 13 mile course and raising £1000’s for The Sussex Beacon, the clinical care centre for people living with HIV. Starting on Madeira Drive, the route heads up to St Peter’s Church and then back down to the seafront and out to St Dunstan’s, before turning round to finish back at Madeira drive. www.brightonhalfmarathon.com
The 6th Brighton Tattoo Convention is returning on Sat 16th – Sun 17th Feb, accompanied by displays of the body-art scene’s most beautiful and exotic creations. Thousands of tattoo enthusiasts will come to the city to celebrate this, the personal of all art-forms, at the convention’s plush new home, The Hilton Brighton Metropole Hotel. All of your favourite local artists will be there, plus many more flooding in from around the world, all offering help, advice and inspiration. I know I’m considering having “Buy Screenwipes!” inked on the back of my hand. www. brightontattoo.com Top Image: Josh Redfearn
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28th February The Ouch Bar A new and exciting retro dance party delivering an evening full of music and cocktails. Dress to impress and bring your dancing shoes, with a spare pair to hand for when those ones are worn out, you just won’t be able to stop yourselves! You’ll be dancing like flappers on a hot tin roof! ELECTRO SWING, MAMBO, BURLESQUE BEATS, VEGAS GRIND, BIG BAND, LATIN JAZZ, ROCK ‘n’ ROLL, 10pm til 2am Dj - Peter von Sleaze
COMPETITION: Disney’s Wreck-It Ralph will hit the screens in February, featuring video-game characters freely socialising after the arcade shuts, with one of them, Ralph, realising he doesn’t want to be the bad guy anymore. We’ve got THREE copies of the Soundtrack to giveaway, which is released on 11th Feb, feat songs by Skrillex and Owl City!! All you have to do is send your NAME, NUMBER and ADDRESS to competition@bn1magazine, with WRECK IT RALPH in the Subject header! 3 winners will be chosen at random. The draw will take place on the 21st Feb and notified. Good Luck 8 bit readers!
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MUSIC PREVIEWS
Well February is finally here, January seemed to last forever and was ridiculously cold, and with it we can finally start thinking about spring. There is lots on this month so let’s get down to it with something that isn’t really a gig at all.
By Brad Middleton
LUX INTERIOR TRIBUTE NIGHT St James Tavern, February 2nd, Free entry Those wonderful dudes over at Stay Sick run a great weekly night at the Tavern but this time of year is always brightened with their glowing tribute to Lux Interior, deceased singer of the legendary US trash punks The Cramps. They Stay Sick crew are well-known lovers of this great band, even taking their name from a highly under-rated album from the late 1980s, and this is always a real event. Expect lots of great tunes from the band themselves as well as some classic songs by bands that inspired them in the first place along with some great live footage and videos to bring that ever so important visual celebration of what made The Cramps such a great band. Simply put they were one of the finest live spectacles I have ever been lucky enough to see.
I’M BEING GOOD Cowley Club, February 2nd, £3 donation For all of us who missed out on Dinosaur Jr tickets this is heaven-sent. It always annoying not being at a gig you really want to be at but that pain is always diminished somewhat if you’ve got another gig to go too, especially when they are this good! I’m Being Good, if I haven’t told you already, are in my humble opinion the best band in our town. Their sound is somewhere between the rich majestic soundscapes of Mogwai and the pop sensibilities and general awkwardness of Pavement. Why this band has never made it bigger than the Cowley after releasing some of the best albums by any British band in the last twenty years I have no idea. For proof of just how good they are get along to this show!
SEA BASTARD Prince Albert, February 6th, £4
RAE MORRIS The Marlborough Theatre, February 12th, £7-£8
It’s a busy month for our friends at Tatty Seaside Town as they bring us Sea Bastard, a doom band hailing from our fair town who in their eighteen month existence have caused some waves in the local scene. Formed from the ashes of Jovian and Funeral Hag their sound is someway between the two combining the lethargic nature of one and the pounding groove of the other. This is probably their biggest local show yet so get along and support them.
Rae Morris has announced she plans to release a new single in March, but first she’s off on a UK headline tour which calls in at The Marlborough Theatre on Tues 12 Feb. Newly signed to Atlantic Records, the Blackpudlian singer has been tipped for some major success this year, thanks to her knack for writing a cute tune or two, her unfeasibly large voice and an eagerly anticipated debut album shaping up nicely for an autumn release.
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LEE “SCRATCH” PERRY
ROBIN GUTHRIE TRIO & MARK GARDENER Sticky Mike’s, February 20th, £12.50
MIKE WATT & IL SOGNO DE MARINAIO Prince Albert, February 25th, £7.50 adv
This magical show sees Robin Guthrie of the mightily great and influential Cocteau Twins perform with his new trio the set of instrumentals he has been busily crafting away on since 2011. If we counter into this equation that Mark Gardener, erstwhile lead singer and guitar slinger for semi-legendary indie scenesters Ride, will also be performing and it sure sets your correspondent looking into the heart of the sun. If, as promised, the two then come together to play a few tunes will leave many people busy guessing as to what songs they will perform and simply agog at what results. This is sure to be a memorable show for any of us who can remember that hallowed period of late 80s/early 90s experimentation within indie circles, something that is much needed right now!!
A complete legend who has played with some of the most important bands of all time. Mike Watt has been making music since 1979 when he came roaring out of San Pedro, California with the legendarily short-lived Minutemen. They bought to the punk scene an intellect and experimentation that was greatly needed at the time and Mike has continued that evolution with his later bands. The last time he was seen on this side of the pond was with Iggy and his Stooges continuing his life as a working musician but since the death of Ron Asheton, the lead Stooge and former guitar wielder, he has clearly found the need to put together a new band which should be interesting. As I haven’t actually heard any material yet I can’t say what to listen out for but I bet it is going to be a great rock’n’roll show from a bone-fide legend.
LEE ‘SCRATCH’ PERRY Concorde 2, February 13th, £20
We are indeed lucky that I seem to end up writing about Dr Lee at least two or three times a year as he yet again returns to our town for a show. This should be another great show from a legendary figure of Caribbean music scene. If you need to know more then well quite frankly you need to pay more attention as he’s been doing this kind of space-age dub symphonies for so long now he even makes me feel young!
And as always we have a show at the very start of next month that should tantalise our readers with – THE MAGIC BAND, aka Captain Beefheart’s old backing band, will be playing the Concorde 2 on March 1st and they will be amazing, I can guarantee that much!!
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joy formidable There’s something raw and animalistic about the sound of a good rock trio. There’s a unique level of energy you simply don’t encounter in larger band setups. But you could easily put ten more musicians into The Joy Formidable’s line-up and it’s unlikely that they’d sound any bigger or fierier. Now, with a national tour about to get underway and a new album, Wolf’s Law (a titular nod to a theory that bone strengthens in response to unusual stresses), the Welsh power-trio are illustrating the natural evolution of their ferocious, swelling guitar-pop. “We wrote a lot of it on the road. I think I’d be worried if, over the course of 12 months, we didn’t evolve - either live, or in our song-writing,” Ritzy Bryan, the band’s singer and guitarist recalls. There’s a noticeable escalation in the band’s ambitions across the album’s 11 tracks, both in their song-writing and production. Wolf’s Law is like a huge rush of escaping energy, packed full of lavish, but ruthlessly efficient songs, bound tightly together with hooks the size of Snowdon. “We had a great collaboration with Andy Wallace (over 80 million albums have his name on their sleeve-notes.), but it’s just down to doing a lot in the last year, so that’s bound to have an effect on the producers you become and the songwriters you turn into.” Bryan, together with bassist Rhydian Dafydd and drummer Matt Thomas, have created an album that’s filled to the brim with string arrangements, dazzling song dynamic methodologies and the desire to thrill and entertain. Granted, it’s not a perfect album, but it is an immensely enjoyable and intelligent one. Anyone who went to university during the Nineties will recognise the distorted heady rush that symbolised indie acts back then, particularly those in the 4AD stable. But the band insist their influences are more classical than these epochal shoegazing bands. “I grew up listening to a lot of Elvis Costello, Bruce Springsteen and Motown. I’m drawn to people that have this individual voice, they have meaning and something to say.“ It’s an ethic like this that’s seen the band become one of the best live acts around, not content to merely repeat their songs but building upon them. “The live show has to find its own life. We finish a record, then there’s an exciting period of deconstructing and reconstructing each track. I hate going to see bands that literally just play a replica of their album. Their fearsome live reputation was the key to landing a support slot on Muse’s autumn UK tour last year. Whilst they aren’t simply the next corpulent stadium rock act to demand our attention, the scale and ambition the band project has
made them very attractive to an American audience. There’s been some minor US chart success, a recent appearance on the Jimmy Kimmel show and inclusion on the Breaking Dawn – Part 1 soundtrack. But Ms Bryan is not finding herself over-awed by this raise in their stateside profile: “It’s a great place to tour. It’s so huge that by the time you’ve lapped it once, you’re ready to lap it back the other way again. “We’re so lucky to have a fanbase that’s loyal and invested. For me that is the type of fan I always hoped I’d collect. In that sense I don’t think there’s any differentiation in the States or the UK, they’re all coming from that same place.” They might not be in an obvious hurry to score chart success, but they have worked together to craft a sound with
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potentially enormous appeal. With any luck this is the beginnings of a new all-conquering Arena-Gaze® scene. We certainly need a few exciting effervescent guitar bands to liven it all up a bit. But is it worth being a rockstar these days? “There’s nothing not to enjoy. You wake up in a different place every day. We’re a solid unit, we all like to have a good time, and artistically we challenge each other as well, that keeps you alive.” Ironically the band is all but oblivious to the momentum they are gathering. Sure, they’re playing bigger venues and they’ll be getting more prestigious slots at this summer’s festivals, but Bryan claims they exist in a bubble: “It’s the music that drives everything for us. We don’t analyse too
much what other people are saying. We’ve always felt we want to lead the way… we don’t want to just follow. “If you’re always concerned about the industry’s opinion, then you can lose your way. I couldn’t think of anything worse than getting up onstage and going through the motions, or pretending because it’s expected of you.” The Joy Formidable’s new album Wolf’s Law is out right now. The band will rock Concorde 2 on Mon 4 Mar. www.thejoyformidable.com By Stuart Rolt
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club kovak featuring Acclaimed record producer youth
Über-cool, synthesizerheavy, pop/rock outfit Kovak are bringing back their hugely popular eponymous club night, after a break of nearly two years, on Sat 2nd Mar. Kovak at The Blind Tiger Club, will feature both live music and DJ performances, plus the long-awaited return of Kovak, arguably Brighton’s best electronic band. Only the second ever unsigned act to be play-listed on Radio 2, with last summer’s debut single Killer Boot, Kovak are on mission to fill the electronic-pop gap with their fun-filled infectious tunes. To further add to the delights on offer, acclaimed record producer Youth, whose list of exemplary production credits include the likes of Dido, Paul McCartney, U2, The Verve, Crowded House and The Orb, will hitting the decks. Originally finding fame as the bassist for Killing Joke in 1979, nowadays Youth is known for his work as a producer and re-mixer for some of rock and pop’s biggest names, producing The Verve’s classic Urban Hymns and albums for The
Orb, Erasure, The Futureheads and James. He has also remixed for artists such as Blue Pearl, The Cult and The Sugarcubes. Currently he’s enjoying a renaissance with Killing Joke, having re-joined the band in 2008. As if the appearance from a Dance-Rock legend wasn’t already electrifying, Kovak will be debuting some of the new material from their eagerly anticipated new album, Modern Lovers, which is currently getting some major support from Radio 2 and the music press. Club Kovak has been running over six years in various Brighton venues and has had the likes of The Go! Team and The Orb’s Alex Paterson wowing their crowds. Kovak lead singer Annelies Van de Velde says: “We’re really very excited to have such a big name headline this Club Kovak night. We’ve gradually watched the night grow and it’s lovely to choose such an intimate and bohemian venue this time round.” Saturday 2nd March Blind Tiger
VALENTINES... By Matt Russell The world is a terribly cynical place. People are negative about almost everything nowadays. We have such swift access to so much information it makes it incredibly tough not to be brow beaten by the realities of the modern age. Being jaded isn’t just an easier mindset to have, it may also have an element of misguided coolness to it. To be enthused about something gives the impression that you care. To care gives the impression that you have, at the very least, made some kind of an effort. And the problem with that is, as we all know, coolness should be effortless. It’s cool to not give a damn. Right? Consequently, when asked to contribute something about Valentines Day I thought, Fantastic!! Simple. I’ll just completely slate it. I could easily start by trashing its sentiment- a day so sugarcoated and fake, if it were a food, it would make diabetes cry. Next, I’d probably lump it in with Mothers and Fathers Day as another ludicrously exploitative card flogging occasion. Lastly, I would pillory it for its stranglehold on television, film and advertising- knowing at some point I will undoubtedly turn on the box and be face to face with Hugh Grant. Again Problem is. I can’t. I actually quite like Valentines Day. Yes of course, it’s bank-breakingly destructive for the loved up, heart-breakingly depressing for the loved down and for the newly coupled, a complex quandary of how hard does one try? Too little effort, and risk giving the impression you are a thoughtless cheapskate. Too intense, and you’ll most likely find your date, - after sweetly requesting a romantic photo togetherquietly sneaking off to the WC to compare your face to the FBI’s 10 Most Wanted list. Nevertheless, pushing all the faux proclivities and easily mocked commerciality aside, it is based on fundamentally nice foundations; buying smile-inducing presents for someone you like, having a lovely meal, getting a little tipsy and unapologetically ignoring everybody else for an entire evening!! If anything, it should definitely be done more often. And what, lovebirds, could be a funnier, more romance infused way to get closer than… arrgghh I can’t do it… I can’t… oh God… I just vomited. And that’s as close to saccharine as I get. Now I’m off to kick a load of bunny rabbits.
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We knew we were in for a fractious time when we interviewed Pam Ann, but even our wildest dreams couldn’t expect the somewhat meagre detail of her answers. But we get it… life as a globe-trotting superstar can’t be easy. Especially when stupid journalists keep asking you the same old questions, passengers always ignore your safety demonstrations and you live in constant fear the Captain has just shoved this month’s paycheque up his nose. Plus it can’t be pleasant spending most of your time on the opposite side of the planet from your fresh knickers supply, We will always love you Pam, no matter what, or how little, you say to us, such is our level of devotion. So we have to say thank you to Pam, for introducing a brief fleeting moment of delicious glamour into our otherwise grey and dull lives. What drew you to working as a flight attendant? What might you be doing instead? Growing up in Australia I used to watch the planes touching down and taking off and think to myself where the fuck are they going I want to get the fuck out of here to. If I wasn’t an air hostess I would be an escort. Is there a secret code in the different shades of orange that cabin crew come in? One word ‘Cheap’ What’s the most exotic place you’ve been to? Punta Del Este in Uruguay Are you good in an emergency? No I panic Have you met anyone famous whilst working? Of course many stars fly Pam Ann Airlines Cher, Elton John, Lady Ga Ga, Madonna, 50 Cent just to name a few Your uniform seems to fit you better than most cabin flight attendants, is it specially made? I have it made for me that’s the luxury of owning your own airline.
What goes on in the galley when that flimsy curtain is gets drawn? Bitching about passengers and reading OK Magazine Any good tips to get the best service out of cabin crew? Don’t ask for anything wait to be served Is it a hassle to be a celebrity and fly commercial? It’s never a hassle as the crew take extra special care of you Is modern air travel still glamorous and fun, or has it become a pain? For some airlines like Ryan Air I can’t imagine that being fun – where’s the Al qaeda when you need them.
Now, we’re ever keen to give you the maximum content possible. Whilst blank space might enthral and captivate the readers of certain tabloid newspapers, it’s pretty useless to our average audience, so here are some interesting air travel related facts to amaze and delight you. The captain and the first officer always eat different meals during a flight, just in case one of them gets sick from food poisoning. Also, contrary to popular belief, cabin crew do not have to subsist on the flight crew’s left-overs. That honour is reserved for the Purser only. In what can only be seen as a sensible solution, airlines, most notably United Airlines and Southwest are now charging extra for obese customers. Oversized people now need to purchase two seats for one person. This is only fair, now noone has to suffer the indignity of having to pay dearly for a slight excess luggage infraction, when someone of almost twice their BMI can jump on the plane with impunity. Whilst a few people do genuinely have gland problems, far more of us have a tax-free booze problem. Ever wondered why the lights are turned out on take-off and landing? It’s so your eyes adjust to lower levels of light. In the unlikely event of an accident you’ll be able to see better and therefore able to get to the doors (and out) more quickly and safely. Also the cabin crew like it, as they can raid the drink trollies under the cover of darkness.
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PAM ANN
PAM ANN 17th February Theatre Royal Tickets £20-£26 www.pamann.com
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MUSIC guide
Saint James Tavern Lux Interior / Cramps 4th Annual Tribute Night Stay Sick DJ’s 8PM Sidewinder DJs playing party hits, rare treats & non house 8PM Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Lout Promotions Pres Brighton Rocks Pizzabones 7PM £4 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Unhooked Generation 60s soul, motown and rare groove 11PM The Prince Albert Cable Club 8PM £4 Thomas Kemp DJ NightDj Spindo 9PM White Rabbit Go Go Gorilla Reggae, rosksteady, Rockabilly Rock & roll 9PM Victory Up Against It with Born Bad DJ’s 9PM
SUNDAY 3RD original British tribute to Frank Sinatra 7:30PM £18.50 - £19.50 Thomas Kemp DJ Night DJ Moler & Friends 9PM White Rabbit DJ Capsun 9PM
SATURDAY 2ND Ancient Mariner The Acoustic Sessions 8PM Black Lion Attic Monkeys vs Molly Malone’s Dex in the City 8:30PM Brighton Dome, Concert Hall London Philharmonic Orchestra 7:30PM £10 - £32.50 Brunswick Harpin’ By The Sea - Concert With Steve Baker, Blues Deluxe & Will Greener 8PM £6 - £8 Coalition We Luv: SE7EN Goes To Brighton Mark Radford, Dominique Danielle, Scholar Tee 11:30PM £6 Coalition Blow Vince Manganaro, Charly Lopez, Charles Green 3AM £5 Concorde 2 Concorde2 Pres Dinosaur Junior Rock bands 6:30PM SOLD OUT! Concorde 2 RAM Records with Andy C & Support 11PM £11 Cube Bar Simply House Cheets, Hutson & Justin Howard open from 2PM Digital Playroom 11PM £5 - £12 Doctor Brightons Sexy Saturday DJ Tony B 9:30PM Fiddler’s Elbow Saturday Sizzlers Drop it like it’s HOT! Spinning a strictly vinyl selection FishBowl Gareth Stephens Broken beats, nu-jazz, soul, funk, reggae 9PM Freemasons Saturday Night Disc Spinners 9PM Funfair Magic As our Funfair God Bowie demands 10PM £5 - £7 Globe House & Disco sounds from guest DJs 9PM Green Door Store Jackhammer Promotions Pres Flayed Disciple & Support 7PM £3 Green Door Store Tru Thoughts Pres Sonic Switch 11PM Greenhouse Effect King Tafari Love Muzic 11PM £3 Haunt Lout Promotions Pres Brighton Rocks 14+ Special Running Dogs & Support 7PM £4adv Hope Soul Casserole Funk 45s, Soul, Motown, Hip-Hop, Mash-ups 9PM Mesmerist Juke Joint Jamboree Expect vintage hits and boutique rarities 9PM Mucky Duck Sizzle & Pop! Senor Mick plays 50’s Rock’n’Roll & 60’s Soul 9PM North Laine Live Saturday Big Brewpub Band 9PM Northern Lights DJ Abo Funk & Soul 9PM Riki Tik Reggae, Rocksteady & Ska oldtime classics from 1960’s Jamaica Saint George’s Saint George’s Inn Acoustic Lounge 7PM
Black Lion Live & Swingin Lion Gypsy Jazz, swing, blues, soul & funk 8PM Cube Bar Sunday Social Sam & Max Derkson open from 2PM Doctor Brightons Hangover Therapy 1PM Duke of Norfolk Live Music Night live music from local artists 8PM Fiddler’s Elbow ShamRock Open Mic 8:30PM FishBowl Recovery? Asbest & Sinner 9PM Fountain Head Sunday Sessions Reggae and chilled beats all day Green Door Store Pertti Kurikan Nimipäivät, Sauna Youth, Zombie Crash, Royal Limp 7PM £tbc Green Door Store Green Door Blues Smokestack & The Big Itch DJs 10:30PM Mesmerist The Move Ons North Laine Sunda Sessions Live Jazz, Funk, Soul 5PM Northern Lights Northern Light Sunday Dj playing chilled out tunes 4PM Signalman Open Mic Night hosted by local duo Zoothyme complete with PA, Guitar & Drums 8PM The Prince Albert Lout Promotions Pres Jim Lockey & The Solemn Sun, Stop Poress 8PM £6adv Thomas Kemp Jazz In The Afternoon Bags’ Groove Jazz Quartet with special guests 4PM White Rabbit Hush Hush Live acoustic
MONDAY 4TH Black Lion Monday Club Anything goes - great music 9PM Brighton Centre Paloma Faith 6:30PM £19.50 Brunswick Open Mic The best open mic night in Brighton! 7:30PM Coalition Trash Mondays 11PM £2 - £3 Cube Bar Jay Mac Hip Hop, Soul, Funk, DNB open from 2PM Doctor Brightons Medication Mondays 3PM Fiddler’s Elbow Check-In Mondays! Top Bananas 8:30PM Green Door Store Punk V Hardcore PVHC DJs 8PM Hope The Hope Live Sessions Bands and solo performances 8PM Komedia Dan & Benny From Thunder 8PM £18.50adv Mesmerist Flash Mob Jazz swinging singing Jazz extravaganza. 9PM North Laine Village Eats- Locals night 5PM The Prince Albert Umez, Kostoglotv & Support 8PM £4
TUESDAY 5TH
Black Lion Black Lion Open Mic New night presents solos, acousitic sets, live bands 8:30PM Blind Tiger Access To Music Live acoustic sets 8PM Brunswick Brighton Jazz School Jazz Tuition Class 11AM £tbc Brunswick Jazz Jam Session with house band & Guests 8PM Concorde 2 Concorde2 Pres Noreaga 8PM £10 Cube Bar Cube Live Matt Bonner & Friends open from 2PM Digital CU Next Tuesday 11PM £3 - £4 Doctor Brightons Twisted Tuesday 3PM Duke of Norfolk Open Mic 9PM Fountain Head Student Night indie and rock Green Door Store Be Nothing Pres Maria Minerva, Moses Gold, Edible Ar-
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FRIDAY 1ST Black Dove Hot - Tip Hi - Fi Reggae, Rocksteady and Ska 8PM Black Lion Soul Casserole Rare underground groove, raw funk, Latin Jazz & upfront funky beats 9PM Brighton Centre Peter Andre 6:30PM £28.50 Coalition Friday I’m In Love 11PM £2 - £5 Concorde 2 Family Entertainment Pres UK Decay 7PM £10adv Concorde 2 Hot Wuk The Heatwave! Zi Zi Scandal, Outbreak & Dagger Soundsystem 11PM £3 Cube Bar Code South Upfront House open from 2PM Digital Stonelove 101% Indie Rock n Roll 11PM £3 - £4 Doctor Brightons Funky Friday DJ Nick Hurst & DJ Wayne 9:30PM Duke of Norfolk DJ MC Cashback 9PM Fiddler’s Elbow Midnight At The Fiddler’s Rock, Pop, R&B and Folk FishBowl Keep It Wheel Steve KIW 9PM Fountain Head Soulshyne Bargrooves DJ Mike Fuller Freemasons The Peoples Playlist 9PM Funfair Angel Funfair A weekly technicolor carnival spectacular 10PM £5 - £7 Globe The Get Down! Motown, Soul, Blues, Funk & Swing 9PM Green Door Store Be Nothing & Teen Creeps Pres Tamaryn 7PM £8.50 Green Door Store Tuborg sponsored night showcasing the hottest new artists 11PM Hampton Dads Old Vinyl Classic Soul, Funk, Hip Hop & Pop 8:30PM Hope DJ Emmy Old skool Hip - Hop 9PM Mesmerist Shake, Holla & Roll 40’s/50’s rhythm & blues 9PM North Laine Medium Rare & DJ MP45 9PM Northern Lights DJ Onetime Classic hip hop, funk & soul 9PM Sidewinder DJs playing party hits, rare treats & non house 8PM Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Lout Promotions Pres Brighton Rocks Departure From Normal, Audio Mime, Stray Dogs 7PM £4 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Sub Pop & Riff Til Yer Stiff 9PM Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Soul In The Dungeon 11PM £2 The Old Market White Mink: Electro Swing Speakeasy 8PM £12adv The Prince Albert Diagonal, Eat Lights Become Lights 8PM £adv The Prince Albert Bend Over I’ll Drive Revved Up Rock’n’Roll DJ’s 8:30PM The World’s End Underground Analogue Radio Pres An Audience with… Local bands & artists 8PM Theatre Royal The Rat Pack is Back the
showcase 8PM Victory Blues Sundays Blues and Soul fresh from the Delta Spun 12PM
DINOSAUR JR Saturday 2nd Feb Dinosaur Jr are back on the road in support of their latest album “I Bet On Sky” (2012 - out now).
LOCATION: Concorde2 TIMINGS: Doors 6.30pm TICKETS: (sold out) advertise your event: bn1magazine.co.uk
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rangements 7PM £7 Green Door Store Donuts Golden era hip hop, soul, funk 11PM Hope SlipJam B Koncept & J57, Booda French & Jefferson Price 8:30PM Mash Tun 7x7 Seven dj’s playing seven 7” records Ranelagh Americana Music Series Pres Otis Gibbs 8PM £8 Sidewinder Open Mic Night 8:30PM Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Drinky Doodle 8PM £2 The Prince Albert Jeffrey Foucault, Ry Cavanaugh 8PM £9adv Quadrant Open Mic hosted by the lovely Jenna Bennett 8:30PM
WEDNESDAY 6TH Black Lion Black Lion Accoustic Showcase Chris Simmons presents solos, acousitic sets and open mic 8:30PM Coalition Cocoloco Promotions Pres CoCo LoCo 10:30PM £1 - £5 Cube Bar Salsa Sessions DJ Felix, Salsa Lessons 8PM £6 Digital The Poundance 11PM £1 - £4 Doctor Brightons Cocktail Clinic 3PM Duke of Norfolk Pub Quiz Every wednesday is pub quiz night 9PM £1 pp FishBowl Tea & Buscuits Gareth Stephens 10PM Funfair Dirtee Angels Student Night 10:30AM £3 Globe MOVE Pre Party showcasing the finest talents in underground dance music 9PM Green Door Store Friendly Dinner Pres East India Youth, The European 7PM £6 Mash Tun Mash Tun Live Bands on rotation each week Mesmerist The Swing Ninjas original Brighton busking band 9PM Northern Lights Prognosis DJ takes you to the heart of psychedelia 8PM The Prince Albert Sea Bastard, Bad Guys, Caravan Of Whores 8PM £3.50 Thomas Kemp Open Mic Night Kev and Matts 8:30PM
THURSDAY 7TH Beufort Student Safecracker Night 9PM £1 Black Lion Keep Diggin DJ One Time 8:30PM Brunswick Ladies On The Line With The Elevaters, Fresh Like Dexie & Mojo Jojo 8PM £3 - £5 Coalition Secret Discotheque 11PM £2 - £4 Concorde 2 One Inch Badge Pres Everything Everything Imagine 7:30PM SOLD OUT! Cube Bar Brighton Underground DubStep, DNB, Hardcore & Garage open from 2PM Doctor Brightons Thirsty Thursdays 3PM Duke of Norfolk Rock Night 8PM Fiddler’s Elbow Live Lounge Brian McNamara 8:30PM FishBowl Residents Association Will Sumsuch & Guests 10:30PM Fountain Head Student Night indie and rock Freemasons Live music performances from the finest local talents 8:30PM Funfair Bug’a’Boo Slow Jams, RnB and Hip Hop Classics 10:30PM £2 - £3 George Payne Open Mic Night 8:30PM Globe Hang the DJ! Eddie The Goatboy 9PM Green Door Store The Spirit Of Gravity Pres First All Female Show. Sarah Angliss, Bela Emerson, Embla Quickbeam 8PM £5
Green Door Store Deer Brains Pres DJs and new music 11PM Hope Hope Live Richard Clarke 7:30PM £4 - £5 Hope The Social new and upcoming acts 8PM Komedia Melting Vinyl Pres Courtney Pine & Guests 8PM £18adv Mash Tun Jay & Rich Rock, indie, electro Mesmerist Steady Mand Band & Little Bird 9PM North Laine The Three Cajones 8:30PM Riki Tik Big It Up! retro dancehall & digital reggae Saint James Tavern Bacon Fat Stay Sick DJ’s 9PM The Old Market The Dizzy Gillespie Afro Cuban Experience 8PM £20 - £22 The Prince Albert The Self Help Group, Fiona Sally Miller 8PM £5 Thomas Kemp Unplugged Sessions Douzy’N’Slyde 9PM Three Graces Open Mic Night 8PM White Rabbit The Move-ons open mic night 8PM Victory Open Mic Night All musicians and perfomers welcome 8PM
FRIDAY 8TH Black Dove Mo Taters! Djs play vintage vinyl 8PM Black Lion Medium Rare Funk, Soul, Stupendous Rare Grooves 9PM Blind Tiger Tankus The Henge The Slytones 8PM £5 Brunswick The Tatsmiths Support from Tracy Jane Sullivan 8PM £3 - £5 Coalition Friday I’m In Love 11PM £2 - £5 Concorde 2 Lout Promotions Pres The Bronx 7PM £15 Cube Bar Resident Session Cheets & Friends open from 2PM Digital Stonelove 101% Indie Rock n Roll 11PM £3 - £4 Doctor Brightons Funky Friday DJ Nick Hurst & DJ Wayne 9:30PM Duke of Norfolk DJ MC Cashback 9PM Fiddler’s Elbow Fiddler’s Fridays! Epic tunes, friendly atmosphere FishBowl Jeff Daniels Pure dancefloor Dy-No-Mite!! 9PM Freemasons The Peoples Playlist 9PM Funfair Angel Funfair A weekly technicolor carnival spectacular 10PM £5 - £7 Globe The Get Down! Motown, Soul, Blues, Funk & Swing 9PM Green Door Store Killimanjaro Live Pres The 1975 & Support 7PM £7 Green Door Store Electro Blues Swampy blues c/o Freshly Squeezed 11PM Hampton Dads Old Vinyl Classic Soul, Funk, Hip Hop & Pop 8:30PM Hope The Goodness Soul, Funk, Breaks, Disco 9PM Komedia Brighton Jazz Club Sarah Gillespie Band featuring Kit Downes 8PM £12 - £15 (Studio Bar) Mesmerist Shake, Holla & Roll 40’s/50’s rhythm & blues 9PM North Laine Soul Casserole Reggae to Ragga and Blues to Hip hop 9PM Northern Lights Young Livers Post Punk, Punk, Indie 9PM Sidewinder DJs playing party hits, rare treats & non house 8PM Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Lout Promotions Pres Brotherhood Of The Lake 7PM £4adv Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Dive Slow & DJ Woodpecker Wooliams 9PM Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar No Brainer live bands and garage rock DJ’s 11PM The World’s End Rio Bravo Promotions
Pres Pink Narcissus 8PM Thomas Kemp Hot - Tip Hi - Fi Reggae, Rocksteady and Ska 8PM White Rabbit DJ Ruff 9PM
SATURDAY 9TH Ancient Mariner The Acoustic Sessions Porchlight Smoker 8PM Blind Tiger Stay Sick, MFC Chicken & The Obscuritones 9PM £3 Black Dove Chop Source latin grooves, afro-beats & tropical funk 8PM Black Lion Burnt Toast’s Blackbelt Jonez & friends mix up sleazy soul, filthy funk 8:30PM Brighton Dome, Corn Exchange Britten Sinfonia At Lunch 1PM £10 - £12 Brighton Dome, Studio Theatre Brazilian Carnival Party & Workshop 2:30PM & 5PM £5 - £28 Brunswick Ben Sarfas Quartet Jazz, Funk 8PM £5 - £7 Caroline Of Brunswick All My Friends soul, rock, indie, electro, pop, dance 8PM Coalition Nightowl Third, Scott Hayhoe, Dom Long, Ed Brumwell £6 - £10 Coalition Blow Vince Manganaro, Charly Lopez, Charles Green 3AM £5 Concorde 2 Kemptown Carnival Launch Party Carnival Collective, Brighton School Of Samba, Voodoo Love Orchestra 10PM £7 Cube Bar Kidology Mark Wilkinson, Mikalis & Friends open from 2PM Digital Supercharged Pres Jack Beats, Kidnap Kid, Brimmer 11PM £10 Doctor Brightons Sexy Saturday DJ Tony B 9:30PM Fiddler’s Elbow Saturday Sizzlers Drop it like it’s HOT! Spinning a strictly vinyl selection FishBowl What’s Wrong With Groovin? Foe, Ed Meme and Matt Beatwell 9PM Freemasons Saturday Night Disc Spinners 9PM Funfair Magic As our Funfair God Bowie demands 10PM £5 - £7 Globe Kinfolk Soft Rocks Pres Phil Mison, Body & Soul legend 9PM Green Door Store DRUGS Live Acts 7PM £4 Green Door Store Pop Not Pop Dynamite Sal & Friends 11PM Hope Hope Live One Roots, Solko, Johnson, Believers 7PM £4adv Hope Exhibit DJs Murky Waters & LocustLung 9PM Horse & Groom The Sumerian Kyngs Psych Groove! 8PM Komedia Thee Evil Twin Pres Van Couer, Animal Magic Tricks, Embla Quickbeam 7:30PM Mesmerist Juke Joint Jamboree Expect vintage hits and boutique rarities 9PM North Laine Live Saturday Big Brewpub Band 9PM Riki Tik Reggae, Rocksteady & Ska oldtime classics from 1960’s Jamaica Sidewinder DJs playing party hits, rare treats & non house 8PM Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Lout Promotions Pres Brighton Rocks ROAM, Ethycs 7PM £4 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Kaleydoscope psychedelic vibes 9PM Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Stay Beautiful 11PM £5 The Prince Albert Cable Club 8PM The World’s End Duke Of Burgandy & Casual Friends 8PM Theatre Royal Sing-a-long-a Grease 7:45PM £13.50 - £15.50 Thomas Kemp DJ Night DJ Mark’gogglez’MKNY-Dance Classics!! 9PM Three Graces Live Music Night Mark and his piano! 8PM
White Rabbit Mixer Men classic choons, funky beats, hiphop 9PM Victory Soul Casserole Pres Soul Custody DJ’s 9PM
sUNDAY 10TH Black Lion Live & Swingin Lion Gypsy Jazz, swing, blues, soul & funk 8PM Brighton Dome, Concert Hall Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra Barry Wordsworth Conductor 2:45PM £9 - £32 Brunswick The Godfather’s Soul Jazz Village Groove-based Jazz 8PM £6 - £8 Cube Bar Sunday Social Deep House and laid back beats open from 2PM Doctor Brightons Hangover Therapy 1PM Duke of Norfolk Live Music Night live music from local artists 8PM Fiddler’s Elbow ShamRock Open Mic 8:30PM FishBowl Recovery? Asbest & Sinner 9PM Fountain Head Sunday Sessions Reggae and chilled beats all day Green Door Store One Inch Badge Pres Killer Mike & Support 7PM £5 Green Door Store Green Door Blues Smokestack & The Big Itch DJs 10:30PM North Laine The Somefinks 5PM Northern Lights Northern Light Sunday Dj playing chilled out tunes 4PM Signalman Open Mic Night hosted by local duo Zoothyme complete with PA, Guitar & Drums 8PM Thomas Kemp Jazz In The Afternoon Le Duo Jazz 4PM White Rabbit Hush Hush Live acoustic showcase 8PM Victory Blues Sundays Blues and Soul fresh from the Delta Spun 12PM
MONDAY 11TH Black Lion Monday Club Anything goes great music 9PM Brighton Centre Plan B, Labrinth and Rudimental 6:30PM Brunswick Open Mic The best open mic night in Brighton! 7:30PM Coalition Trash Mondays 11PM £2 - £3 Concorde 2 SJM Concerts Pres Darwin Deez 7:30PM £12 Cube Bar Jay Mac Hip Hop, Soul, Funk, DNB open from 2PM Doctor Brightons Medication Mondays 3PM Fiddler’s Elbow Check-In Mondays! Top Bananas 8:30PM Green Door Store One Inch Badge Pres Kodaline & Support 7PM £8.50 Green Door Store Swinger’s Party Student fundraiser 11PM £tbc Hope The Hope Live Sessions Bands and solo performances 8PM Mesmerist Flash Mob Jazz swinging singing Jazz extravaganza. 9PM
TUESDAY 12TH
Black Lion Black Lion Open Mic New night presents solos, acousitic sets, live bands 8:30PM Brunswick Brighton Jazz School Jazz Tuition Class 11AM £tbc Brunswick Jazz Jam Session with house band & Guests 8PM Concorde 2 Kilimanjaro & Lout Promotions Pres Frightened Rabbit 7PM £12.50 Cube Bar Cube Live Matt Bonner & Friends open from 2PM Digital CU Next Tuesday 11PM £3 - £4 Doctor Brightons Twisted Tuesday 3PM Duke of Norfolk Open Mic 9PM Fountain Head Student Night indie and rock Green Door Store Donuts Golden era hip hop, soul, funk 11PM Komedia Bitter Ruin 7:30PM £8adv (Studio) Marlborough Lout Promotions Pres Rae Morris & Guests 8PM £7adv
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Cultleader, Luke Hyttner 8PM £4 Thomas Kemp Unplugged Sessions Matt Bonner & Gazz Marlow 9PM White Rabbit Valentines Day “Single Or Doubles” 8PM Victory Open Mic Night All musicians and perfomers welcome 8PM Victory Valentines Soul Night 8PM
FRIDAY 15TH
ROBIN INCE - BRIGHTON SCIENCE FESTIVAL Wednesday 13th Feb Brighton Science Festival with comedian Robin Ince
LOCATION: The Blind Tiger TIMINGS: 8pm TICKETS: £6-£9 advertise your event: bn1magazine.co.uk
Sidewinder Open Mic Night 8:30PM The Prince Albert Fools Knoledge, Monsterface, Atlantic And Lion 8PM £3 - £4 Quadrant Open Mic hosted by the lovely Jenna Bennett 8:30PM
WEDNESDAY 13TH Black Lion East Brighton Rhythm Section Dub, Soul and Hip-Hop 8:30PM Blind Tiger Brighton Science Festival Pres Robin Ince 8PM £6 - £9 Brunswick City College Showcase Young local talent 8PM £tbc Coalition Cocoloco Promotions Pres CoCo LoCo 10:30PM £1 - £5 Concorde 2 Concorde 2 & Brighton Up Pres Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry Live 7:30PM £20 Cube Bar Salsa Sessions DJ Felix, Salsa Lessons 8PM £6 Digital The Poundance 11PM £1 - £4 Doctor Brightons Cocktail Clinic 3PM Duke of Norfolk Pub Quiz Every wednesday is pub quiz night 9PM £1 pp FishBowl Tea & Buscuits Gareth Stephens 10PM Funfair Dirtee Angels Student Night 10:30AM £3 Globe MOVE Pre Party showcasing the finest talents in underground dance music 9PM Green Door Store Be Nothing Pres Dutch Uncles 7PM £7 Green Door Store Hard Times Huggy Bear’s Jon Slade & friends 11PM Mash Tun Mash Tun Live Bands on rotation each week Mesmerist The Swing Ninjas original Brighton busking band 9PM Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar I Am Arcade Retro gaming and tournament fighting games 8PM The Prince Albert Bad Vice, Monster Face, Atlantic And Lion 8PM £4 Thomas Kemp Open Mic Night Kev and Matts 8:30PM White Rabbit The Move-ons open mic night 8PM
THURSDAY 14TH Beufort Student Safecracker Night 9PM £1 Black Lion Matt Rose & the Tin Cup Collective Valentine’s Special 8:30PM
Blind Tiger Wormfood United Vibrations & Bobby Gandolf 8PM £tbc Brighton Dome, Café - Bar Love Late Live music, DJs, objects of desire, DIY Valentine cards 7PM £4 - £5 Brighton Dome, Corn Exchange Valentines Ball with the Berkeley Square Society Band 8PM £14 - £25 Coalition Secret Discotheque 11PM £2 - £4 Cube Bar Transcend Ben Dursley & Friends open from 2PM Doctor Brightons Thirsty Thursdays 3PM Duke of Norfolk ANTI Valetines Night Dukebox Theatre ID Goes Acoustic local musicians perform acoustic sets 8PM Fiddler’s Elbow Live Lounge From folk to reggae, Irish trad to gypsy jazz 8:30PM FishBowl Residents Association Will Sumsuch & Guests 10:30PM Fountain Head Student Night indie and rock Freemasons The Freemasons Valentines Special Live Music 8:30PM Funfair Bug’a’Boo Slow Jams, RnB and Hip Hop Classics 10:30PM £2 - £3 George Payne Open Mic Night 8:30PM Globe Hang the DJ! Valentines Special! Eddie The Goatboy 9PM Green Door Store My AccompliceTransformer, Bob Wants His Head Back 7PM £5 Green Door Store Karaoke Ballads at the ready 11PM Hope The Social new and upcoming acts 8PM Mash Tun Jay & Rich Rock, indie, electro Mash Tun 40 year old virgin party. Valentine’s day special Mesmerist Johnson & the Belivers, Support 9PM North Laine Grizzly and The Grasshoppers 8:30PM Northern Lights Anti - Valentines! Punk, metal, hardcore 9PM Riki Tik Big It Up! retro dancehall & digital reggae Saint James Tavern Bacon Fat Stay Sick DJ’s 9PM Sidewinder Valentines Day Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Riff Til Yer Stiff 9PM The Prince Albert The Zebhead, Yeah
Ancient Mariner Blue Valentine Party! Soul Casserole DJ’s 8PM Black Lion Soul Casserole Rare underground groove, raw funk, Latin Jazz & upfront funky beats 9PM Blind Tiger Carnical Collective vs The World 8PM £5 Brighton Centre Little Mix 6:30PM £19.50- £29.50 Brighton Dome, Studio Theatre The Beast by Stuart Bowden 9PM £9- £14 Brunswick Bobwantshisheadback & Support 8PM £3 - £5 Coalition Friday I’m In Love 11PM £2 - £5 Concorde 2 Family Entertainment Pres The Doors Alive 7PM £10adv Concorde 2 Irie Nation Launch Party King Tubby’s Sound System & Mungo’s Hi Fi 11PM £2 Cube Bar Noise Box Muerto, Re - Set & M4J0 open from 2PM Digital Stonelove 101% Indie Rock n Roll 11PM £3 - £4 Doctor Brightons Funky Friday DJ Nick Hurst & DJ Wayne 9:30PM Duke of Norfolk DJ MC Cashback 9PM Dukebox Theatre Stanza and Deliver guest poets and open mic slots 8PM £3 - £4.50 Fiddler’s Elbow Fiddler’s Fridays! Epic tunes, friendly atmosphere FishBowl Cut La Vis This man is all about combining Jamaican riddims and Urban beats 9PM Freemasons The Peoples Playlist 9PM Funfair Angel Funfair A weekly technicolor carnival spectacular 10PM £5 - £7 Globe The Get Down! Motown, Soul, Blues, Funk & Swing 9PM Green Door Store Cupboard Music Pres The History of Apple Pie, Hot Glass, Entertainment 7PM £6.50 Green Door Store Sub Bop Grunge, riot grrrl, alt 90s 11PM Hampton Dads Old Vinyl Classic Soul, Funk, Hip Hop & Pop 8:30PM Haunt Lout Promotions Pres Run Young Lovers, Tiny Dragons 7PM £5adv Hope DJ Will Sumsuch & Guests 9PM Komedia Born Bad red-hot rockabilly, 50’s rock‘n’roll, ‘60’s garage 11PM £5 - £6 (Studio) Marlborough Lorraine Bowen Meets Barbara Moore 8PM £6 - £8 Mesmerist Shake, Holla & Roll 40’s/50’s rhythm & blues 9PM North Laine DJ Blackbeltjonez soul, funk, hip hop, reggae 9PM Northern Lights DJ Rc Viking Mixed Tunes 9PM Office : Chop Source latin grooves, afrobeats & tropical funk 8PM Sidewinder DJs playing party hits, rare treats & non house 8PM Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Lout Promotions Pres Brighton Rocks The Consoles, Ed Reed 7PM £5 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Ultimate Power. Power Ballads and the ultimate in soft rock anthems 11PM £5 The Prince Albert Hagar The Womb & Support 8PM The World’s End The Midnighters Live 8PM
Thomas Kemp DJ Night DJ Lamppresents Electric Chair 9PM White Rabbit DJ Capsun 9PM
SATURDAY 16TH Ancient Mariner The Acoustic Sessions Tracy Sullivan 8PM Black Lion Attic Monkeys vs Stop Go!’s DJ Lanx 8:30PM Blind Tiger Be Nothing Tourist & Adolescent 7PM £3adv Blind Tiger Smerins Anti - Social Club Solko 10PM £5 Brighton Dome, Studio Theatre Brighton Dome SOURCE New Music 8PM £4 Brunswick School Of Rock Kid’s showcase 2PM £tbc Brunswick South Coast Soul Revue Funk, Soul 8PM £6 Coalition Old Yellow Bricks G23 & Milton, Outbreak 11PM £5 - £7 Coalition Blow Vince Manganaro, Charly Lopez, Charles Green 3AM £5 Concorde 2 Live Nation Pres Modestep 7PM SOLD OUT! Cube Bar Simply House Cheets, Hutson & Lil Bex open from 2PM Digital Hospitality Pres Nu Logic, Fabio, Metrik, Sci - Phi 11PM £14 Doctor Brightons Sexy Saturday DJ Tony B 9:30PM Duke of Norfolk Motown, Funk & Soul 9PM Envy Frockabilly with Traumfrau & featuring live music from Derriere 8PM £8 - £10 Fiddler’s Elbow Saturday Sizzlers Drop it like it’s HOT! Spinning a strictly vinyl selection FishBowl DJ Abo & Ally Smith Two members of the legendary Jazz Rooms crew 9PM Freemasons Saturday Night Disc Spinners 9PM Funfair Magic As our Funfair God Bowie demands 10PM £5 - £7 Globe House & Disco sounds from guest DJs 9PM Green Door Store Brighton Noise Pres Noise Night #3 with P for Persia, AK/DK 7PM Haunt Family Entertainment Pres The Datsuns 7PM £9adv Hope Hope Live Teen Creeps, Wolf Alice,The Hundredth Anniversary 8PM £5adv Hope The E.M.E, DJ J-FELIX 9PM Komedia Spellbound Cherry Foxx and Simon Price 9PM £5 - £6 (Studio) Mesmerist Juke Joint Jamboree Expect vintage hits and boutique rarities 9PM North Laine Medium Rare DJ’s 9PM Riki Tik Reggae, Rocksteady & Ska oldtime classics from 1960’s Jamaica Sidewinder DJs playing party hits, rare treats & non house 8PM Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Lout Promotions Pres Brighton Rocks Deadset, The Redemptions 7PM £4 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar 2003 Indie Hits 9PM Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Donuts Hip Hop 11PM £4 - £5 The Prince Albert Cable Club 8PM The World’s End End of The World Promotions Pres My Heroine 7:30PM Thomas Kemp DJ Night DJ Greg Gore 9PM White Rabbit Go Go Gorilla Reggae, rosksteady, Rockabilly Rock & roll 9PM Victory Blue Jeynes DJ’s 60’s Rock and Soul to 90’s Hip-Hop 9PM
SUNDAY 17TH Black Lion Live & Swingin Lion Gypsy
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Jazz, swing, blues, soul & funk 8PM Blind Tiger Half Hour Hotel Cut Outs 8PM £3 Brighton Centre Boogie Nights 70’s Musical in concert with Louisa Lytton, Andy Abraham, Chico 6:30PM £29.50£35.50 Brighton Dome, Corn Exchange Brighton Dome & Strings Attached Bennewitz Quartet 11AM Brighton Dome, Studio Theatre Brighton Noise Pres Nordic Giants 7:30PM £6 Brunswick Rockschool Kids music showcase 2PM £tbc Brunswick Brighton Folk With Kindelan, Warsaw Radio & Branches Arc 8PM Cube Bar Sunday Social Deep House and laid back beats open from 2PM Doctor Brightons Hangover Therapy 1PM Duke of Norfolk Live Music Night live music from local artists 8PM Fiddler’s Elbow ShamRock Open Mic 8:30PM FishBowl Recovery? Asbest & Sinner 9PM Fountain Head Sunday Sessions Reggae and chilled beats all day Green Door Store Gross Magic Fundraiser in aid of Martlett’s and Rocking Horse Green Door Store Green Door Blues Smokestack & The Big Itch DJs 10:30PM Mesmerist The Move Ons North Laine Sunda Sessions Live Jazz, Funk, Soul 5PM Northern Lights Northern Light Sunday Dj playing chilled out tunes 4PM Signalman Open Mic Night hosted by local duo Zoothyme complete with PA, Guitar & Drums 8PM The Old Market Lout Promotions Pres Villagers 7:30PM £6 The Prince Albert John Blek And The Rats & Support 8PM £3 - £4 Thomas Kemp Jazz In The Afternoon Le Duo Jazz 4PM White Rabbit Hush Hush Live acoustic showcase 8PM Victory Blues Sundays Blues and Soul fresh from the Delta Spun 12PM
MONDAY 18TH
Black Lion Monday Club Anything goes - great music 9PM Brighton Dome Jake Bugg with support from Hudson Taylor 7PM £12 Brunswick Open Mic The best open mic night in Brighton! 7:30PM Coalition Trash Mondays 11PM £2 - £3 Cube Bar Jay Mac Hip Hop, Soul, Funk, DNB open from 2PM Doctor Brightons Medication Mondays 3PM Fiddler’s Elbow Check-In Mondays! Top Bananas 8:30PM Green Door Store Cupboard Music Pres The Chapman Familiy 7PM £5 Haunt Lout Promotions Pres Pure Love, Turbogeist 7PM £10adv Hope The Hope Live Sessions Bands and solo performances 8PM Komedia Kilimanjaro Live & Lout Promotions Pres Andy Burrows 7PM £10 Mesmerist Flash Mob Jazz swinging singing Jazz extravaganza. 9PM North Laine Village Eats- Locals night 5PM The Prince Albert Sin to Survive, Skathia, Within The Silence 8PM £3 - £4 Victory Some Dark Hollow Extra Ewan D. Rodgers and guests 8PM
TUESDAY 19TH Black Lion Black Lion Open Mic New
night presents solos, acousitic sets, live bands 8:30PM Brighton Dome, Corn Exchange Calexico With support from The Dodos 8PM £16 Brunswick Brighton Jazz School Jazz Tuition Class 11AM £tbc Brunswick Jazz Jam Session with house band & Guests 8PM Cube Bar Cube Live Matt Bonner & Friends open from 2PM Digital CU Next Tuesday 11PM £3 - £4 Doctor Brightons Twisted Tuesday 3PM Duke of Norfolk Open Mic 9PM Fountain Head Student Night indie and rock Green Door Store Twenty x Nine Pres Forseen 7PM £5 Green Door Store Donuts Golden era hip hop, soul, funk 11PM Mash Tun 7x7 Seven dj’s playing seven 7” records Sidewinder Open Mic Night 8:30PM The Prince Albert Hypnotised, Bayy, Dog In The Snow 8PM £3 - £4 Quadrant Overhead Wires Pres The Trident, Open Mic 8PM
WEDNESDAY 20TH Black Lion East Brighton Rhythm Section Dub, Soul and Hip-Hop 8:30PM Blind Tiger Milk & Biscuits The Sticks 8PM £4 - £5 Coalition Cocoloco Promotions Pres CoCo LoCo 10:30PM £1 - £5 Concorde 2 Family Entertainment Pres Reel Big Fish 7:30PM £14.50 Cube Bar Salsa Sessions DJ Felix, Salsa Lessons 8PM £6 Digital The Poundance 11PM £1 - £4 Doctor Brightons Cocktail Clinic 3PM Duke of Norfolk Pub Quiz Every wednesday is pub quiz night 9PM £1 pp FishBowl Suga Buddha Accoustic Session Mark Hole, Evan Jack & The Jar Family 8PM FishBowl Tea & Buscuits Gareth Stephens 10PM Funfair Dirtee Angels Student Night 10:30AM £3 Globe MOVE Pre Party showcasing the finest talents in underground dance music 9PM Green Door Store Danger De Mort Pres Cymbals & Fun Adults 7PM £4 Green Door Store Hard Times Huggy Bear’s Jon Slade & friends 11PM Mash Tun Mash Tun Live Bands on rotation each week Mesmerist The Swing Ninjas original Brighton busking band 9PM The Prince Albert Arbouretum, Reds 8PM £7.50 Thomas Kemp Open Mic Night Kev and Matts 8:30PM
Doctor Brightons Thirsty Thursdays 3PM Duke of Norfolk Rock Night 8PM Fiddler’s Elbow Fiddler’s Folk-Off 8:30PM FishBowl Cut La Vis This man is all about combining Jamaican riddims and Urban beats 10:30PM Fountain Head Student Night indie and rock Freemasons Live music performances from the finest local talents 8:30PM Funfair Bug’a’Boo Slow Jams, RnB and Hip Hop Classics 10:30PM £2 - £3 George Payne Open Mic Night 8:30PM Globe Hang the DJ! Eddie The Goatboy 9PM Green Door Store Midnight Mango Pres Cosmo Jarvis 7PM £8 Green Door Store Back Off 11PM Hope The Social new and upcoming acts 8PM Hope Hope Live Teen Creeps Pres Loom 8PM £5adv Mash Tun Jay & Rich Rock, indie, electro Mesmerist Sneaky Low 5 Double bass, guitar and drums 9PM North Laine Matt Rose & The Tin Cup Collective 8:30PM Riki Tik Big It Up! retro dancehall & digital reggae The Prince Albert Doldrums & Support 8PM £6.50 adv Thomas Kemp Unplugged Sessions Acoustic Sets from some of Brightons Best musicians 9PM Three Graces Open Mic Night 8PM White Rabbit The Move-ons open mic night 8PM Victory Open Mic Night All musicians and perfomers welcome 8PM
FRIDAY 22ND
Black Lion Stop Go! DJ Lanx 9PM Blind Tiger Candela & Support 7:30PM £3 Blind Tiger Asbo Disco Paly B 10PM £5 Brighton Dome, Concert Hall Richard Thompson The Electric Tour 7:30PM £22.50- £26 Brunswick Lighthouse Jazz, Funk 8PM £6 - £8 Coalition Friday I’m In Love 11PM £2 - £5 Concorde 2 Kung Fu Dr Syntax & The Mouse Outfit 11PM £5 - £8
Cube Bar Resident Session Cheets & Max Derkso open from 2PM Digital Stonelove 101% Indie Rock n Roll 11PM £3 - £4 Doctor Brightons Funky Friday DJ Nick Hurst & DJ Wayne 9:30PM Duke of Norfolk DJ MC Cashback 9PM Fiddler’s Elbow Fiddler’s Fridays! Epic tunes, friendly atmosphere FishBowl This Is Tomorrow Blogger & DJ Mike Zweyer 9PM Freemasons The Peoples Playlist 9PM Funfair Angel Funfair A weekly technicolor carnival spectacular 10PM £5 - £7 Globe The Get Down! Motown, Soul, Blues, Funk & Swing 9PM Green Door Store @edlilo Pres PAWS & Support 7PM £4 Green Door Store High Pressure Nights 11PM Hampton Dads Old Vinyl Classic Soul, Funk, Hip Hop & Pop 8:30PM Hope Hope Live Dreaming Spires By the Sea Pres The Great Pretenders 8PM £4 Hope DJ Asbest 9PM Komedia How Things Work Folk & Indie 7:30PM £4.50 - £6.50 (Studio) Mesmerist Shake, Holla & Roll 40’s/50’s rhythm & blues 9PM Mucky Duck Hot - Tip Hi - Fi Reggae, Rocksteady and Ska 8PM North Laine Soul Casserole Reggae to Ragga and Blues to Hip hop 9PM Northern Lights DJ Abo Funk & Soul 9PM Sidewinder DJs playing party hits, rare treats & non house 8PM Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Sub Pop Grunge, Alt 90’s, Riot Grrl and shoegaze 9PM Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Late Night Lingerie Bands & DJ’s 11PM £3 The Prince Albert Antibang, Speak Galatic, Cloud 8PM £5 adv Thomas Kemp DJ Night DJ’s Hep Cat Matt and Ollie ‘Citizen’ Lane 9PM White Rabbit DJ Ruff 9PM Verdict Brighton Jazz Club Cloudmakers Trio featuring Jim Hart & Mike Janisch 8PM £14- £12
SATURDAY 23RD Ancient Mariner The Acoustic Sessions Shady Grove 8PM Black Lion Burnt Toast’s Blackbelt Jonez & friends mix up sleazy soul, filthy funk 8:30PM Blind Tiger Prince Fatty Jabbawocky HiFi 10:30PM £5
THURSDAY 21ST Beufort Student Safecracker Night 9PM £1 Black Lion The Lion’s Raw! The Black Lion pres live music and DJs 8:30PM Blind Tiger Dub Organiser Live dub reggae night 8PM £3 Brighton Dome, Concert Hall The NME Awards Tour 2013 Django Django, Palma Violets and Peace 7PM £19.10 Brunswick Overhead Wires Pres The Long Goodbye 8PM £tbc Coalition Secret Discotheque 11PM £2 - £4 Concorde 2 Brighton Soundscape 6:30PM £4.50 Cube Bar Brighton Underground DubStep, DNB, Hardcore & Garage open from 2PM
JAKE BUGG Monday 18th Feb Jake Bugg with support from Hudson Taylor
LOCATION: Brighton Dome TIMINGS: Doors 7pm TICKETS: £12
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Black Lion Live & Swingin Lion Gypsy Jazz, swing, blues, soul & funk 8PM Blind Tiger Sam Green Dr Bluegrass, The Ill Billy Eight 8PM Brighton Dome, Corn Exchange Herbie Flowers’ Jazz Breakfast 11AM £6.50 Brunswick LGBT History Month With Al Start, Nicky Mitchell 8PM £5 - £6 Concorde 2 Kilimanjaro & Lout Promotions Pres The Lumineers 7:30PM SOLD OUT! Cube Bar Sunday Social Deep House and laid back beats open from 2PM Doctor Brightons Hangover Therapy 1PM
Duke of Norfolk Live Music Night live music from local artists 8PM Fiddler’s Elbow ShamRock Open Mic 8:30PM FishBowl Recovery? Asbest & Sinner 9PM Fountain Head Sunday Sessions Reggae and chilled beats all day Green Door Store Be Nothing Pres Ducktails & Support 7PM £7 Green Door Store Green Door Blues Smokestack & The Big Itch DJs 10:30PM North Laine Bluebell Propellors 4PM Signalman Open Mic Night hosted by local duo Zoothyme complete with PA, Guitar & Drums 8PM The Prince Albert Endovien, Terrathorn, Desolator, Headface 8PM £4 Thomas Kemp Jazz In The Afternoon Lee Rainbow Hands and his jazz piano 4PM Thomas Kemp Tango Sessions Come along and dance the evening away 8PM White Rabbit Hush Hush Live acoustic showcase 8PM Victory Blues Sundays Blues and Soul fresh from the Delta Spun 12PM
MONDAY 25TH Black Lion Monday Club Anything goes - great music 9PM Brunswick Open Mic The best open mic night in Brighton! 7:30PM Coalition Trash Mondays 11PM £2 - £3 Cube Bar Jay Mac Hip Hop, Soul, Funk, DNB open from 2PM Doctor Brightons Medication Mondays 3PM Fiddler’s Elbow Check-In Mondays! Top Bananas 8:30PM Green Door Store Lout Promotions Pres Caitlin Rose & Support 7PM £10 Green Door Store Sculpture Fundraiser 11PM £3 Haunt Lout Promotions Pres Caitlin Rose & Guests 7:30PM £10adv Hope Hope Live Hi Zero! Poetry, Ian Patterson, Andrew Duncan 7:30PM £4 Hope The Hope Live Sessions Bands and solo performances 8PM Mesmerist Flash Mob Jazz swinging singing Jazz extravaganza. 9PM
North Laine Village Eats- Locals night 5PM The Prince Albert Mike Watt, Headquarters, Soul Punch 8PM £7.50adv
TUESDAY 26TH Black Lion Black Lion Open Mic New night presents solos, acousitic sets, live bands 8:30PM Blind Tiger Anais Mitchell & Jefferson Hamer This Is The Kit 7:30PM £13.50 Brighton Centre Example, Baller B, Benga 6:30PM £25 Brunswick Brighton Jazz School Jazz Tuition Class 11AM £tbc Brunswick Jazz Jam Session with house band & Guests 8PM Cube Bar Cube Live Matt Bonner & Friends open from 2PM Digital CU Next Tuesday 11PM £3 - £4 Doctor Brightons Twisted Tuesday 3PM Duke of Norfolk Open Mic 9PM Fountain Head Student Night indie and rock Green Door Store Cupboard Music Pres Darkstar 7PM Green Door Store Donuts Golden era hip hop, soul, funk 11PM Sidewinder Open Mic Night 8:30PM The Prince Albert Words Without Readers, Voyager Andromeda, Royale 8PM £3 - £4 Quadrant Open Mic hosted by the lovely Jenna Bennett 8:30PM
WEDNESDAY 27TH Black Lion Up to Our Hips Black Lion resident DJs 8:30PM Coalition Cocoloco Promotions Pres CoCo LoCo 10:30PM £1 - £5 Concorde 2 Concorde2 Pres Zigaboo Modeliste & His Big Chiefs 7PM £15 Cube Bar Salsa Sessions DJ Felix, Salsa Lessons 8PM £6 Digital The Poundance 11PM £1 - £4 Doctor Brightons Cocktail Clinic 3PM Duke of Norfolk Pub Quiz Every wednesday is pub quiz night 9PM £1 pp FishBowl Suga Buddha Accoustic Session A night of live music from handpicked musicians 8PM
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Brighton Dome, Concert Hall London Philharmonic Orchestra Marin Alsop conductor 7:30PM £10- £32.50 Brunswick Real Music Club: Rob Will Benefit With Adam “Bottleneck” Blake & Red Raucous 8PM £6 - £8 Coalition Pump Up The Jam 90’s Dance, House, Hip Hop & Pop 11PM £5 Coalition Blow Vince Manganaro, Charly Lopez, Charles Green 3AM £5 Concorde 2 Metalheadz Goldie, Lenzman, Icicle 11PM £10 Cube Bar Delirious Charity Special Carl Mills, Dave King, Joe Wilkes & Friends open from 2PM Digital Saturday Rox Commercial, House, EDM, Garage, Chart Remixes 11PM £5 - £7 Doctor Brightons Sexy Saturday DJ Tony B 9:30PM Fiddler’s Elbow Saturday Sizzlers Drop it like it’s HOT! Spinning a strictly vinyl selection FishBowl Daddy Marcus Soul, disco, funk and party classics 9PM Freemasons Saturday Night Disc Spinners 9PM Funfair Magic As our Funfair God Bowie demands 10PM £5 - £7 Globe House & Disco sounds from guest DJs 9PM Green Door Store Jackson & The King Kickers 7PM £tbc Green Door Store The Big Itch Rock ‘n’ Roll Jungle! 11PM Haunt Charity Gig London Zoo, Dirty Dike, Jam Baxter, Skuff 7PM £3adv - £5 Hope Hope Live Brighton Unsigned 7:30PM £4 Hope DJ Machall 9PM Komedia Mod For It Northern soul, Stax and Motown, ska, R&B 11PM £4 - £5 Mesmerist Juke Joint Jamboree Expect vintage hits and boutique rarities 9PM North Laine DJ Blackbeltjonez soul, funk, hip hop, reggae 9PM Riki Tik Reggae, Rocksteady & Ska oldtime classics from 1960’s Jamaica Sidewinder DJs playing party hits, rare treats & non house 8PM Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Lout Promotions Pres Brighton Rocks Your Army, Hero, Speaks 7PM £4 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Bitter Disco Punk funk & disco beats 9PM Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Stick It On Legendary club night 11PM £5 The Prince Albert They Might Swim, Kintillo, Evil Son 8PM £3 - £4 Thomas Kemp DJ Night DJ Molar and Friends- Blow yer head Funk Classics 9PM West Hill Hall Michael Chapman, The Diamond Family Archive 7:30PM £10 - £12 White Rabbit Mixer Men classic choons, funky beats, hiphop 9PM Victory DJ Rob Taylor (Up Against It) Big Soul, Odd Rock, Alt-Pop 9PM
CAITLIN ROSE & GUESTS Monday 25th Feb Led by her golden nectar voice, an irrepressible personality matched with a gift for emotionally direct songwriting
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FishBowl Tea & Buscuits Gareth Stephens 10PM Funfair Dirtee Angels Student Night 10:30AM £3 Globe MOVE Pre Party showcasing the finest talents in underground dance music 9PM Green Door Store Metropolis Pres Swim Deep 7PM £7.50 Green Door Store Hard Times Huggy Bear’s Jon Slade & friends 11PM Komedia Lout Promotions Pres Post War Years 7:30PM £7 Mash Tun Mash Tun Live Bands on rotation each week Mesmerist The Swing Ninjas original Brighton busking band 9PM Mucky Duck Overhead Wires Pres Live Singer and songwriter evening 8PM Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar I Am Arcade Retro gaming and tournament fighting games 8PM The Prince Albert Maze, Royal Lamp, Van Stonholdt Thomas Kemp Open Mic Night Kev and Matts 8:30PM
THURSDAY 28TH Beufort Student Safecracker Night 9PM £1 Black Lion Matt Rose & the Tin Cup Collective Resident Band Funk ‘n’ Roll 8:30PM Blind Tiger Mo’Fro Kalakuta Milionaires, Son Guarachado 8PM £3 - £5 Brunswick Zooberon Calling Local talent 8PM £tbc Coalition Secret Discotheque 11PM £2 - £4 Cube Bar Transcend Ben Dursley & Friends open from 2PM Doctor Brightons Thirsty Thursdays 3PM Druids Amrs Overhead Wires Pres Live indie bands 8:30PM Fiddler’s Elbow Live Lounge From folk to reggae, Irish trad to gypsy jazz 8:30PM FishBowl Residents Association Will Sumsuch & Guests 10:30PM Fountain Head Student Night indie and rock Freemasons Live music performances from the finest local talents 8:30PM Funfair Bug’a’Boo Slow Jams, RnB and Hip Hop Classics 10:30PM £2 - £3 George Payne Open Mic Night 8:30PM Globe Hang the DJ! Eddie The Goatboy 9PM Green Door Store Oaf, Frank Melena Band 7PM £tbc Green Door Store Just Is! Hip Hop, Reggae, Dancehall, Dubstep 11PM Hope The Social new and upcoming acts 8PM Mash Tun Jay & Rich Rock, indie, electro Mesmerist John Crampton A one man blues explosion 9PM North Laine Dr Bluegrass and The Illbilly 8 8:30PM Riki Tik Big It Up! retro dancehall & digital reggae Saint James Tavern Bacon Fat Stay Sick DJ’s 9PM Sidewinder Songs From The Canyon Accoustic sessions 8PM The Prince Albert Cable Club Thomas Kemp Unplugged Sessions Acoustic Sets from some of Brightons Best musicians 9PM White Rabbit The Move-ons open mic night 8PM Victory Open Mic Night All musicians and perfomers welcome 8PM
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comedy highlights By Stuart Rolt
Angela Barnes: Rabbit In The Headlights Upstairs At Three and Ten, Fri 22nd February
Naz Osmanoglu: Ottoman Without An Empire Upstairs At Three and Ten, Wed 20th February
The joyfully acidic Angela Barnes, winner of the BBC New Comedian Awards 2011, presents us with the very best in emergent comedy talent. Deadpan, but somehow effortlessly charming, her sardonic, sometime almost reluctant, style belies that she is a very clever performer, with some hilarious insights on the lot of a 30-something woman. Upstairs At Three and Ten is a, sometimes overlooked, gem of a venue, perfectly lending itself stand-ip nights like these. You won’t get a better return for a paltry six quid.
With an appearance like a post-clubbing random house-guest, and a demeanour to match, Naz Osmanoglu is starting to get the plaudits he deserves. One third of WitTank , he’s been With appeared on Russell Howard’s Good News and is a regular feature on BBC3’s Live at The Electric, now he’s performing in his solo sweat-fuelled, energy-packed show. He claims he’s 19th in line to the Ottoman throne, a Turkish Empire form five centuries ago. Is there a lot of sterility in his family tree?
Lee Hurst (pictured) The Old Market, Sat 23rd Feb
Robbert Newman’s New Theory of Evolution: Work in Progress - Komedia, Sun 24th Feb
Lee Hurst ponders the inequalities and paradoxes of the modern world on this, his latest stand-up comedy tour. Acid Rain, Global Warming, Bird Flu and Mad Cow Disease are all placed under scrutiny as “The bald one from BBC TV’s They Think Its All Over” takes us through the ‘disasters’ that failed to destroy us, as well as the dangers facing us from everyday life. Will you stay indoors… hoarding cans of beans, clutching a Ray Mears book or will you go out and laugh in the face of doom?!
Comedian, activist, writer and all-round ‘bloody good bloke’ Rob Newman tries out new material in advance of a major UK tour. After shooting to fame on BBC’s The Mary Whitehouse Experience, Mr Newman was part of the first comedy act to perform at Wembley Arena. Unapologetic, introspective and thoroughly brilliant, he’s a firm believer that comedy can aspire to be more than a mere contrivance to amuse. You might not walk away having heard any mother-in-law jokes, but you’ll certainly walk away a richer human being.
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Interiors, design, garden and outdoor living, food hall, fashion, lifestyle, technology, kids’ section, cooking and DIY demonstrations, presentations, innovation, inspiration. Meet our celebrity experts*, award winning chef Jean-Christophe Novelli, everyone’s favourite builder Tommy Walsh and DIY star Craig Philips.
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BRIGHTON SCIENCE FESTIVAL Brighton Science Festival makes a welcome return this month, bringing with it an eclectic and extensive range of technology-themed events to our city.
the multitude of sex myths pervading modern society, establishing the connections between the things we believe and the people who want us to believe them.
After searching for the most extraordinary and inspiring science communicators in Britain, the festival’s organisers have worked tirelessly to create an event that’ll fire up imaginations and enable participants to engage with science on a number of levels.
Comedian Robin Ince returns, with a preview of his new show, The Importance of Being Interested, and a special edition of Robin Ince’s Book Club, where he’ll be looking at the strangest passages of erotica from numerous books rescued from skips and charity shops.
Now in its eighth year, the festival’s timetable sees the return of some old favourites and some esoteric, but compelling brand new inclusions. Parents will be pleased to find there are ample opportunities to keep the younger of the city’s scientific minds active over half term. The festival is offering two funpacked activity days, where kids and parents alike can view science from a different angle.
The Duke’s At Komedia is also getting into the mood, with special screenings of the vastly underrated Gattica with its bleak and possibly inevitable vision of the future, Werner Herzog’s incredible Cave of Forgotten Dreams and The Lovers’ Guide (in glorious tumescent 3D for your viewing pleasure.)
Bright Sparks, is a day of hands-on experimentation for parents and kids alike, and Play With Your Food where cookery meets chemistry, two disciplines that are closer linked than you’d think. On a distinctly more adult level, Brooke Magnanti, the woman behind Secret Diary of a Call Girl, will examine
So, if your interest lies with Philosophy In Pubs, learning how to contain and control a zombie epidemic, mastering the indispensible art of soldering, unravelling the story of DNA, constructing your own MP3 player from scratch or simply filling up with the spirit of discovery, then there’s something here for you! www.BrightonScience.com
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6th February - 3rd march Zombie science image: russell mcgovern
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THEATRE GUIDE I love snow. Trudging through it does wonders for the muscletone of my lower body, but there’s been precious little to exercise my mind recently. So thank heavens Feb’s here with a vast array of theatrical brain workouts. The Beast takes over the Dome’s Studio Theatre on Fri 15 Feb. Brought to life by Stuart Bowden, this is the playful tale of a lonely, isolated and hopeful creature who lives on the outskirts of town. His tale will touch your heart and then tickle it (in a nonlife-threatening way). Hitting the Dome’s Studio Theatre on Fri 15 Feb is Lovesong. A man living in the fast-lane realises there’s something missing. Performed by soul legend Omar and featuring his own music and lyrics, this is a study of a reckless individual forced to reflect on the shortfalls of his lifestyle. Experimenting with a tiny camera and big screen, Simon Munnery is Fylm-Makker. Presenting a beautiful mix of visual sketches, handcrafted animation, music and stand-up, all created and performed live on screen, Mr Munnery is gathering plaudits in the media right now, so see what all the fuss is about down at The Old Market on Wed 20 Feb. In a reimagining of the classic (and incredibly influential) Goethe tale, Doctor Faustus sees an obsessed man strike a deal with the devil. The Faustian legend crawls from the page into vivid life at The Nightingale on Weds 13 – Sat 16 Feb. Explore the Pavilion complex with Hidden Places, Familiar Faces, on Sat 16 Feb. This tour takes you round The Royal Pavilion,
Friday 1st
Dukebox Theatre Wellington Oneman play about the extraordinary life of the Iron Duke himself - the first Duke of Wellington 8PM £8
Saturday 2nd
Marlborough The Steampunk Hidden Library Neo Victorian cabaret show with a peculiar twist. A night of bookish splendour, featuring live music and cabaret from distinguished literary personas, with bizarre burlesque acts. 8PM £10
Monday 4th
Theatre Royal The Circus of Horrors The new sensation, which stormed into the finals of Britain’s Got Talent is packed with new shocks that will take you on a whirlwind journey featuring the most bizarre, unbelievable & unique performers in the world 7:30PM £16 - £26
Tuesday 5th
Theatre Royal Ellen Kent’s Tosca Directed by Ellen Kent, and starring the celebrated international soprano Elena Dee, this traditional production is a heady mixture of true love, torture and treachery, with two of the best roles for tenor and soprano, plus a truly blood curdling villain. 7:45PM £5- £39.50
Wednesday 6th
Theatre Royal Ellen Kent’s Carmen Directed by Ellen Kent, this traditionally staged, dazzling new production set in Seville and reflecting a Goya painting, with fountains, flowers, orange trees and even a rescue donkey, guarantees an evening of passion and romance. 7:45PM £5- £39.50
Friday 8th
Theatre Royal Beyond the Barricade Recreating original West End and Broadway musical hit songs with amazing authenticity, including songs from Miss Saigon, The Lion King, Phantom of the Opera, Love Never Dies, Mamma Mia, Blood Brothers 7:45PM £16 - £20
Saturday 9th
Marlborough To Come Out, Or Not To Come Out? Come and celebrate your “coming out” stories or even your “not yet coming out” tales, through an evening of spontaneous theatre. Where you, the audience, provide the material for the actors to play 7:30PM £6 - £7
Wednesday 13th
Brighton Dome, Studio Theatre Actors Touring Company Illusions. Two couples at the end of their lives look back at their relationships to face some home truths in this darkly comic play 7:30PM £10 - £12 Theatre Royal Rambert Dance
Brighton Dome, Brighton Musuem and Art Gallery and the Regency gardens in-between. Immerse yourself in the hidden histories of these iconic buildings, and how they became the celebrated cultural venues they are today. There’s some genuinely different theatre in the form of Handbag on Sat 16 Feb at the Corn Exchange. A celebration of what really matters to women; this pithy performance offers great music, dancing and handbags, plus a chance to get involved in the performances. Who doesn’t love an unusual vegetable? The very existence of Mr and Mrs Chickweed’s tiny house is threatened by the massive turnip they’ve cultivated. Can anyone help pull up The Enormous Turnip? This half-term reimagining of the classic kids tale, featuring eccentric puppetry, live music and unswerving energy, hits the Corn Exchange on Mon 18 Feb. Britain’s Got Talent finalists, The Circus of Horrors, storm the Theatre Royal stage on Mon 4 Feb. Featuring the most bizarre, unbelievable and unique performers in the world, this show has achieved cult status and redefined circus for the 21st century. The bad girl of British opera, Ellen Kent, makes a welcome return to Theatre Royal, with not one, but two classic works presented in her own rebellious style. Tue 05 Feb sees Tosca, starring the celebrated international soprano Elena Dee. A heady mixture of true love, torture and treachery, with two of the best roles for tenor and soprano parts in any opera, this classic work will be sung in Italian with English surtitles. Wed 06 sees the Goya inspired Carmen, starring renowned international mezzo soprano Nadia Stoianova. This is the story of a gypsy girl whose tantalising beauty ultimately results in her downfall. Carmen features some of the most evocative and best-loved melodies in opera, including perhaps the bestknown baritone aria of all; The Toreador’s Song. Both works will be presented with Ms Kent’s inimitable style, with delight and surprises at every turn.
Company: Labyrinth of Love Tour by Irish choreographer Marguerite Donlon and Grammy Award-winning composer Michael Daugherty. Featuring striking video imagery and love poems sung on stage by soprano Kirsty Hopkins, this visually stunning piece takes audiences on a humorous and heartbreaking journey through the joy and pain of love. 7:30PM £11 - £28
Thursday 14th
Theatre Royal Rambert Dance Company: Labyrinth of Love Tour by Irish choreographer Marguerite Donlon and Grammy Award-winning composer Michael Daugherty. Featuring striking video imagery and love poems sung on stage by soprano Kirsty Hopkins, this visually stunning piece takes audiences on a humorous and heartbreaking journey through the joy and pain of love. 2PM & 7:30PM £11 - £28
Friday 15th
Brighton Dome, Concert Hall Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo 2013 Winners of the Critics’ Circle National Dance Awards and the TMA Theatre Award, The Trocks’ combination of pure comedy, extraordinary technical prowess and genuine love of ballet has made them a global phenomenon since they formed in New York in 1974. 7:30PM £12.50- £27.50 Brighton Dome, Studio Theatre Lovesong Oscar lives in the fast lane.
He pays for sex and pays for drugs but there’s something missing. Forced to reflect on his reckless lifestyle, he is taken by surprise by finding love where he could never have expected... 7PM £9- £14 Theatre Royal Rambert Dance Company: Labyrinth of Love Tour by Irish choreographer Marguerite Donlon and Grammy Award-winning composer Michael Daugherty. Featuring striking video imagery and love poems sung on stage by soprano Kirsty Hopkins, this visually stunning piece takes audiences on a humorous and heartbreaking journey through the joy and pain of love. 7:30PM £11 - £30
Saturday 16th
Brighton Dome, Concert Hall Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo 2013 Winners of the Critics’ Circle National Dance Awards and the TMA Theatre Award, The Trocks’ combination of pure comedy, extraordinary technical prowess and genuine love of ballet has made them a global phenomenon since they formed in New York in 1974. 7:30PM £12.50- £27.50 Brighton Dome, Corn Exchange Handbag In an empty space, a caretaker sweeps away the remnants of a previous event. A young woman enters and puts down her handbag. A beat begins, a mirror ball turns and the sound of a classic dance track fills the air… 4:30PM - 7PM £4 Marlborough Shakespeare
circus of horrors
Unbound 1623: John Heminges returns home with the first edition of William Shakespeare’s “Comedies Histories and Tragedies”, and recalls incidents from the life of his friend of thirty years, a man of the theatre evolves. 7:30PM £6 - £8 Theatre Royal Rambert Dance Company: Labyrinth of Love Tour by Irish choreographer Marguerite Donlon and Grammy Award-winning composer Michael Daugherty. Featuring striking video imagery and love poems sung on stage by soprano Kirsty Hopkins, this visually stunning piece takes audiences on a humorous and heartbreaking journey through the joy and pain of love. 7:30PM £11 - £30
Monday 18th
Brighton Dome, Corn Exchange The Enormous Turnip This re-potted version of the world-famous children’s story is brought larger-than-life in this half-term treat with a miraculous mix of eccentric puppetry, live music and unswerving energy. 1PM & 3:30PM £6 - £25 Theatre Royal Yamato Drummers Taiko drumming is a physical and musical spectacle. The drums can measure up to six feet across, which requires powerful stamina to play. Yamato’s nine performers display their breathtaking expertise on over 20 drums, varying from huge barrel-like Odaikos to handheld instruments. 7:45PM £15 - £31.50
Tuesday 19th
Theatre Royal Goodnight Mister Tom Set during the dark and dangerous build up to the Second World War, Goodnight Mister Tom follows sad William Beech, who is evacuated to the idyllic English countryside and builds
a remarkable and moving friendship with the elderly recluse Tom Oakley. All seems perfect until William is devastatingly summoned by his mother back to London. 7PM £5 - £28.50
Wednesday 20th
Brighton Dome, Studio Theatre Presented by Brian Ralfe Jack and his Big Stalk 5PM & 8PM £19 Theatre Royal Goodnight Mister Tom Set during the dark and dangerous build up to the Second World War, Goodnight Mister Tom follows sad William Beech, who is evacuated to the idyllic English countryside and builds a remarkable and moving friendship with the elderly recluse Tom Oakley. All seems perfect until William is devastatingly summoned by his mother back to London. 1PM & 7PM £5 - £28.50
Thursday 21st
Brighton Dome, Studio Theatre Presented by Brian Ralfe Jack and his Big Stalk 5PM & 8PM £19 Theatre Royal Goodnight Mister Tom Set during the dark and dangerous build up to the Second World War, Goodnight Mister Tom follows sad William Beech, who is evacuated to the idyllic English countryside and builds a remarkable and moving friendship with the elderly recluse Tom Oakley. All seems perfect until William is devastatingly summoned by his mother back to London. 1PM & 7PM £5 - £28.50
Friday 22nd
Brighton Dome, Studio Theatre Presented by Brian Ralfe Jack and his Big Stalk 5PM & 8PM £19 Theatre Royal Goodnight Mister Tom Set during the dark and dangerous build up to the Second World War,
Goodnight Mister Tom follows sad William Beech, who is evacuated to the idyllic English countryside and builds a remarkable and moving friendship with the elderly recluse Tom Oakley. All seems perfect until William is devastatingly summoned by his mother back to London. 7PM £10 - £28.50
Saturday 23rd
Brighton Dome, Studio Theatre Presented by Brian Ralfe Jack and his Big Stalk 5PM & 8PM £19 Marlborough Suitcase Circus Meet Wobulous Discombobulous, the anarchic sock as he presents a line up of extraordinarily talented performing objects, all with their own unique and captivating storylines. 2PM £5.50 - £6.50 Marlborough Professor Elemental Pres This is My Horse (Show Me Yours) 8PM £6 - £8 Theatre Royal Goodnight Mister Tom Set during the dark and dangerous build up to the Second World War, Goodnight Mister Tom follows sad William Beech, who is evacuated to the idyllic English countryside and builds a remarkable and moving friendship with the elderly recluse Tom Oakley. All seems perfect until William is devastatingly summoned by his mother back to London. 2:30PM & 7PM £10 - £28.50
Sunday 24th
Brighton Dome, Studio Theatre Presented by Brian Ralfe Jack and his Big Stalk 5PM & 8PM £19 The Old Market Spun Glass Theatre: Scratch Sessions New poetry, script, short story, stand up; anything goes 3PM £1
Tuesday 26th
Brighton Dome, Studio Theatre Presented by Brian Ralfe Jack and his Big Stalk 5PM & 8PM £19 Theatre Royal Maurice’s Jubilee The critically acclaimed smash hit of Edinburgh 2012, Maurice’s Jubilee is the hilariously funny and poignant take on timeless themes, the exploration of one man’s enduring commitment to a dream. And an eternal love triangle, fallen on hard times. 7:45PM £10 - £35
Wednesday 27th
Brighton Dome, Studio Theatre Presented by Brian Ralfe Jack and his Big Stalk 5PM & 8PM £19 Theatre Royal Maurice’s Jubilee The critically acclaimed smash hit of Edinburgh 2012, Maurice’s Jubilee is the hilariously funny and poignant take on timeless themes, the exploration of one man’s enduring commitment to a dream. And an eternal love triangle, fallen on hard times. 7:45PM £10 - £35
Thursday 28th
Brighton Dome, Studio Theatre Presented by Brian Ralfe Jack and his Big Stalk 5PM & 8PM £19 Theatre Royal Maurice’s Jubilee The critically acclaimed smash hit of Edinburgh 2012, Maurice’s Jubilee is the hilariously funny and poignant take on timeless themes, the exploration of one man’s enduring commitment to a dream. And an eternal love triangle, fallen on hard times. 2:30PM & 7:45PM £10 - £35
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Friday 1st
Komedia Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs. Line-ups includes Geoff Norcott, Dan Nightingale, Benny Boot with MC Erich McElroy 8PM £13.50 - £25.50 Komedia The Maydays Confessions Award-winning improv comedians and their awe-inspiring musician create this improvised show using only their wits and the audience’s confessions 8PM £8 - £10
Saturday 2nd
Komedia Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs. Line-ups includes Danny Deegan, Simon Fielder with MC Erich McElroy 7PM & 10:30PM £5 - £29 Theatre Royal Milton Jones: On the Road 2013. Milton Jones is back on the road with another tour, this time imaginatively entitled On the Road. 7:30PM SOLD OUT! Quadrant Comedy Show with a top selection of comics, including: Jay Sodagar, Andrew Watts, Anthony Ayton , Richard Stainbeck and compere Sajeela Kershi 8:30PM £6 - £7
Sunday 3rd
Komedia Bent Double Hosted by Zoe Lyons. Featuring Tom Allen as headliner 7:30PM £5 - £19.50 Komedia Katherine Ryan: Nature’s Candy As seen on BBC’s Mock The Week, Channel 4’s 8 Out Of 10 Cats and Dave’s One Night Stand. 7:30PM £10 - £12 Quadrant Save The Children Charity Comedy Night Come along for laughs and to support a good cause 7:30PM £5
Tuesday 5th
Brighton Dome, Corn Exchange Jerry Sadowitz Very funny, totally offensive and he hates your guts. What more do you want? Emptied a room once with just his warm-up material. Punched in Montreal. Eats children as part of his ‘five a day’. No refunds. Strictly Adults Only. 8PM £18.50
Thursday 7th
Komedia Hammer & Tongue Science Festival Special! Hosted by Rosy Carrick and Mike Parker. Plus guest performances from Sam Berkson and Hollie McNish 7:30PM £5 Theatre Royal BIG CHEER For
COMEDY GUIDE Amaze 3! Phill Jupitus, Angela Barnes, John Moloney, Ray Peacock, Raymond and Mr Timpkins 7:45PM £20.50
Friday 8th
Dukebox Theatre Step Comedy 6 upcoming stand-up comedians, hosted by Ben Shannon 8PM £5 Komedia Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs. Line-ups includes Ninia Benjamin, Jimmy McGhie, Dave Longley with MC Stephen Grant 8PM £13.50 - £25.50 The Old Market Brighton Science Festival Robin Ince’s Dirty Book Club. The strangest passages of sex from numerous books rescued from skips and charity shops 8PM £6 - £9
Saturday 9th
Dukebox Theatre A Comedy of Careers Sketches and songs from Exeter based duo O’Shea and O’Gaukroger 8PM £5 Komedia Comedy Club 4 Kids Back and better than ever! Cracking comedy entertainment for everyone over the age of six. “The perfect way to entertain the whole family” 2PM £6.50 - £8.50 Komedia Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs. Line-ups includes Ninia Benjamin, Jimmy McGhie, Dave Longley with MC Stephen Grant 7PM & 10:30PM £5 - £29 Quadrant Comedy Show with a top selection of comics, including: Paul Harry Allen , Sy Thomas , Gary Sansome , Mel Crosby and compere Sajeela Kershi 8:30PM £6 - £7
Sunday 10th
Komedia Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs. Line-ups includes Rory O’Hanlon, Jamie Bowen with MC Stephen Grant 8PM £5 - £21 Komedia WitTank Like a battering ram to the funny bone, the stars of BBC3’s Live at The Electric showcase their lavish parade of inventive characters and sketch magnificence 8PM £12 (Studio)
Monday 11th
North Laine Sheep Stewards Comedy Night 7:45PM
Thursday 14th
Komedia The Noise Next Door: Alternative Valentine’s Day Comedy Lock In Zoe Lyons, Daniel Sloss and Rayguns Look Real Enough 8PM £12 - £27
The Old Market Laughtermarket: The Valentine Special Valentine Special of TOM’s Monthly comedy night with headline and new stand-up acts. Imran Yusuf, Laura Lexx, Sean McLoughlin, Sam Stone, David Jordan & MC Fraser Geesin 8PM £6 Verdict Live Comedy and Hot Jazz Comedians Trevor Lock, Julian Deane and Ivor Dembina. Live Jazz from Sara Oschlag and Jason Henson. 7PM £4 - £6 Quadrant University of Brighton SU Pres Foster Comedy Crack Up Gareth Richards & Support 7:30PM £4 - £5
Friday 15th
Komedia Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs. Line-ups includes Josh Howie, Jason Patterson, Kerry Goldiman With MC Stephen Grant 8PM £13.50 - £25.50
Saturday 16th
Komedia Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs. Line-ups includes Josh Howie, Jason Patterson, Kerry Goldiman With MC Stephen Grant 7PM & 10:30PM £5 - £29 Quadrant Comedy Show with a top selection of comics, including comedy and camp Cabaret from: An Audiece with Peter , plus comedians - Mark Simmons, Dave Chawner, Michael Mooney and compere Lenny Peters 8:30PM £6 - £7
Sunday 17th
Komedia Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs. Line-ups includes Ben Van der Velde, Ingrid Dahl with MC Stephen Grant all 8PM £5 - £21 Komedia Shazia Mirza: Cockooland! Hilarious brand new show from internationally acclaimed, award-winning stand-up comedian, Shazia Mirza 8PM £12 Theatre Royal Pam Ann: Around the World Pam Ann is the brand new face of London Heathrow Sky Team’s Terminal 4 and is touching down in her favourite terminals across the UK. Direct from sell-out tours in Europe, USA and Australia 8PM £20 - £26
Wednesday 20th
The Old Market Show & Tell Pres Simon Munnery: Fylm Makker. Beautiful mix of visual sketches, handcrafted animation, music & stand-up 8PM £12
Thursday 21st
Komedia The Humble Quest For Universal Genius Mark Allen and Eli Silverman, Nish Kumar and Ed Gamble 8PM £7 - £9 (Studio)
Friday 22nd
Komedia Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs. Line-ups includes The Noise Next Door, Simon Evans, Dave Johns with MC Stephen Grant 8PM £13.50 - £25.50
Saturday 23rd
Komedia Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs. Line-ups includes The Noise Next Door, Simon Evans, Dave Johns with MC Stephen Grant 7PM & 10:30PM £5 - £29 Komedia Funny Women: Brighton Nights The monthly Brighton Nights will feature a fantastic mix of new comedy and some Funny Women favourites. 8PM £8 - £10 (Studio) The Old Market Lee Hurst: Too Scared to Leave the House is back on the road sharper and funnier than ever 8PM £15 Quadrant Comedy Show with a top selection of comics, including: Meryl O’Rourke , Charmian Hughes, Don Biswas, Jay Sodagar, Sami Stone and compere Lewis Bryan 8:30PM £6 - £7
Sunday 24th
Komedia Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs. Line-ups includes Liam Williams with MC Stephen Grant 8PM £5 - £21 Komedia Robert Newman’s Theory of Evolution: Work in Progress See Rob as he tries out material in advance of a major new UK tour. Watch it evolve in front of your very eyes. 8PM £10
Wednesday 27th
Brunswick Charity Fundraiser Stand Up Comedy 8PM £tbc Thursday 28th Komedia Comic Boom The best rising stars of UK comedy plus more established headline acts. Featuring Isy Suttie 8PM £5 - £9 Quadrant Funny Side Up One of Brighton’s best loved and friendly comedy nights featuring the best in local and regional comedy. Hosted by Ade Foiadelli 8PM
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ARTS AND FILM Friday 1st
Caroline Of Brunswick Movie Bar Monthly short film event featuring short film screenings and filmmaker Q&As 7:30PM
Tuesday 5th
Globe Basement Cinema Showing classics and underground films in the basement every Tuesday with comfy sofas and free popcorn! Also text your drinks order to the bar upstairs so you don’t have to leave your seat! 8PM
Wednesday 6th
Sidewinder Movie Night Every Wednesday we’ll be screening a different film chosen by you the punters. Log on to our Facebook page and post your suggestions. 8:30PM
Tuesday 12th
Globe Basement Cinema Showing classics and underground films in the basement every Tuesday with comfy sofas and free popcorn! Also text your drinks order to the bar upstairs so you don’t have to leave your seat! 8PM
Wednesday 13th
Sidewinder Movie Night Every Wednesday we’ll be screening a different film chosen by you the punters. Log on to our Facebook page and post your suggestions. 8:30PM
Friday 15th
Komedia Luke Wright: Your New Favourite Poet Expect thigh-slapping acerbic wordplay and bawdy bar room ballads 8PM £7 - £10
Tuesday 19th
Globe Basement Cinema Showing classics and underground films in the basement every Tuesday with comfy sofas and free popcorn! Also text your drinks order to the bar upstairs so you don’t have to leave your seat! 8PM
Wednesday 20th
Sidewinder Movie Night Every Wednesday we’ll be screening a different film chosen by you the punters. Log on to our Facebook page and post your suggestions. 8:30PM
Thursday 21st
Quadrant Regional Dialect Spoken Word Night Some of the finest spoken word artists in the land perform some of the finest rhymes, lyrics and poems. Direct from mouth to ear 7:30PM £4
Friday 22nd
Brighton Centre Modelworld 2013 is a unique exhibition showcasing models of all types from around the country. 10AM £5.50- £8.50
Saturday 23rd
Brighton Centre Modelworld 2013 is a unique exhibition showcasing models of all types from around the country. 10AM £5.50- £8.50
Sunday 24th
Brighton Centre Modelworld 2013 is a unique exhibition showcasing models of all types from around the country. 10AM £5.50- £8.50
Tuesday 26th
Globe Basement Cinema Showing classics and underground films in the basement every Tuesday with comfy sofas and free popcorn! Also text your drinks order to the bar upstairs so you don’t have to leave your seat! 8PM
Wednesday 27th
Sidewinder Movie Night Every Wednesday we’ll be screening a different film chosen by you the punters. Log on to our Facebook page and post your suggestions. 8:30PM
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neon HAIR BOUTIQUE Neon Hair Boutique, nestled in the Clifton Conservation area of Seven dials and a stone’s throw away from the city centre, is a very contemporary and stylish hair salon. Alex Graham, who opened the salon in early 2012, has seen popularity rise amongst the young and fashionable with a modern approach to hair styling. With a vast knowledge and range of highlighting, colouring and cuts, the team are always on hand to create that new look or style. The interior is like a trendy living room, boasting an array of hand drawn, pop-art style, graffiti art and vibrant hangings, with a smart wooden floor and bright surroundings. It certainly impressed me and after meeting the team I decided to get my hair cut! The service was very professional whilst making me feel at home and well looked after. There are many hair dressers in Brighton but this one certainly makes you want to come back. Being not too far from Western Road, the Waitrose area and Seven Dials, it’s easily accessible without the town centre mayhem. So, whether you are shopping or sunning yourself on the beach, ‘let your hair down’, ‘be a cut above the rest’ and... whatever other puns I can throw in here, and visit Neon Hair Boutique for a consultation and make easy that modern style. Visit the website for a list of prices and offers. www.neonhairboutique.com
4 Powis Road, Brighton, BN1 3HJ TEL: 01273 720555 You can Like them on Facebook www.facebook.com/NeonHairBoutique Or follow them on Twitter @BoutiqueNeon
the team: top: alex left: matt below: marc
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nice spot bar Nice Spot Bar sounds like a nice spot to have an evening drink, so when we got invited down by owner Dan Springford to try some Cuban enthused cocktails, we jumped at the chance. We arrived to a stylish, intimate and cosy, Cuban inspired bar, with low orange and red lighting, black leather seating, cactus plants and carefully selected hangings which fashioned a warm and relaxed environment. You can find Nice Spot bar situated along Church Road underneath Ganges Restaurant. “Located under a restaurant has its benefits” Dan explains. “We have a bar menu with a selection of amazing Indian food you can order at the bar, cheaper than the restaurant prices too, but with the same quality and portions. You can even use the restaurant menu to order something from that if you wish”. We settled in and the ever so friendly Dan and his staff got quickly into showing us the range of drinks on offer and suggested their signature cocktail The Mojito or the Mojito with a slight twist; less sugar and orange instead of lime. Next we tried the Rum Punch (£4.50), a smooth and fruity cocktail that was very pleasant to drink. After this came a Pina Colada (£4.50), followed shortly by a Daiquiri (£4.50). As you can guess these are all Cuban inspired cocktails, but if cocktails aren’t to your taste a number of premium beers and Ciders are on offer, including a selection of wine (£4.00 House). Premium lagers are at a modest £3.00,
and the general consensus is to keep prices within reason, which is good in these hard strapped times. More booze for the cause... The bar suddenly started to fill, Dan and his staff were quick to greet everyone that walked in the door, professionally serving up drinks and cocktails left, right and centre. Then I noticed someone had ordered the Zombie? Intrigued, I asked what the ingredients in a Zombie are. “This is one of our more expensive, premium cocktails” Dan explained. “It contains a selection of different Rum and fruit juices; Bacardi, light rum, dark rum, golden rum and a load of different fruit juices to be precise”. Drinking one of these will definitely make you a zombie! The great thing about this place is it’s not trying to be a fancy cocktail bar or a poncy wine bar, as Dan explains “It’s a bit of everything, we have our signature range of cocktails that I’ve mastered along with a range of Beers, Ciders and Wine’s, but if you request a cocktail that’s not on the menu, I’m more than happy to make it. I even leave a booklet of the 100 best cocktails beside the bar for people to look at and get inspiration. We’ve even made some up at customer’s request.” Nice Spot Bar is the perfect place for a pre club drink or nibble, or, as we did, stay the evening and get immersed in the chilled party atmosphere and have a little boogie on the dance floor. I have recommended the place to most friends and anyone living in that area, with all having a pleasant and joyful, if not a little more inebriated, experience.
Nice Spot Bar 93 Church Road, Hove enquires for Hire: nicespotbar@gmail.com Images by Adrian holloway
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FREESTYLERS H BAR - 23rd february
OK. We do go on about the H-Bar a lot, but in our defence their club-nights keep getting better and better. This time it’s the appearance of Freestylers AND Ed Solo down there on Sat 23 Feb, that’s getting us damp. Drumstep superstars Freestylers epoch-spanning, genre-jumping, party-starting style has taken them round the world, wowing and thrilling some of the biggest clubs and festivals in existence. Since their seminal debut album, 1998’s We Rock Hard, they’ve produced some of the most influential records on the Breaks scene and collaborated with, or remixed, just about every other Bass Music act in the country, including Brighton’s own MC Darisson and Krafty Kuts. Arguably best known for their singles Push Up, an infectious homage to 80’s Electro-Pop, or the Spandau Ballet raiding (and eternally remixed) In Love With You, the band haven’t released an album since 2007’s seminal DJ mix A Different Story Vol. 1. Instead they’ve been steadily gigging and dropping a few exceptional singles to keep public interest ticking over. But there’s rumours something big is on the horizon.
Brighton resident Ed Solo is another core component of the Breaks/ Drum ‘n’ Bass scene. Whether it’s shaking them bootys on Deekline’s Hotcakes label, or wowing the Dubstep kids with his anthemic Age Of Dub single, his eclectic and imaginative output has ensured that his records find their way into the selections of every break-beat tinged DJ on the planet. As a DJ he’s a fierce proposal, effortlessly dropping Breaks, Dubstep, Glitch Hop and Bass into his sets, but always making sure the room is jumping. Somehow he also finds time (with JFB and Beardyman) to bring us BattleJam, regular evenings of beatboxing, sampling, looping, video scratching and crazy crowd interaction. All this bowel-loosening bass-delightfulness is all being brought to you by Codesouth, the people who coaxed Fatboy Slim down there last year, so expect it to be huge. We’ve really no idea how H-Bar manage to attract so many exciting artists, but we have got strong suspicions witchcraft is involved, so resistance is futile. See you by the bassbin!
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FILM A SPACE FOR SOUND AND VISION By Wayne Imms
For seven years now, I’ve been running a rather unique Brighton-based event named The Space. It started out as a networking event for those, such as me, who wanted to find new contacts and collaborations relating to the media and the creative industries. From the beginning; the first was in May 2006, we’ve had had an impressive line-up of two guest interviewees at each event. There’ve been well over a hundred guests, usually highly accomplished and often high profile figures from various areas of the creative industries. Nowadays, most are from the film world. I’m particularly looking forward to this month’s Space event, which takes place on February 12th at The Basement. The guests are people who’ve worked on many productions that I’ve very much admired for a long time, especially the Star Wars films and classic music videos, Robert Watts and Steve Barron. Watts played a key role within the production of the original Star Wars trilogy, closely working with George Lucas on the epic space fantasy. The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi; the latter was released thirty years ago this year. As the films’ co-producer, he helped Lucas to realise his groundbreaking vision. Watts also produced Raiders of the Lost Ark and the following two Indiana Jones adventures. Barron made some groundbreaking videos for some of the world’s biggest recording artists, from Michael Jackson to Madonna. I’ve always loved Star Wars. I vaguely remember seeing it for the first time at a Maidstone cinema with my dad. It blew me away and I remained a fan ever since. Of course, it was a spectacular adventure of good versus evil with great heroes and villains, of all shapes and sizes. Over the years, including through the Space events, I’ve been privileged to meet some of the people behind the original films, as well as some who worked on the prequels. These include production designer Norman Reynolds,
costume designer John Mollo, producer Gary Kurtz and even trumpeter Max Murphy, who can be heard playing on the original Star Wars theme. Robert Watts first appeared at The Space’s Raiders of the Lost Ark thirtieth anniversary event in 2011; he appeared to be lovely chap with some interesting anecdotes about making the film. I very much look forward to seeing him again. As well as the Star Wars and Indiana Jones films, he worked on Who Framed Roger Rabbit as a producer and 2001: A Space Odyssey as production manager. I’ve always been a fan of the music video. Clearly, it’s a medium which fuses together the two most popular art forms, music and film. It was probably the early 1980s when the medium really grabbed me, partly through some of the decade’s soul and pop music. I was a fan of Michael Jackson’s music – and his videos, especially for the Thriller single, which was really a short film, an amazing one at that. The first video for a single from the Thriller album was Billie Jean, which still looks really good. Its direc-
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tor, Steve Barron, will be a guest at The Space’s February event. Over the years, I’ve had the pleasure of meeting the directors of the Thriller and Beat It videos; John Landis and Bob Giraldi, respectively. I look forward to meeting Barron this month. He was also responsible for some of the 1980s’ most groundbreaking and memorable videos, such as Dire Straits’ Money for Nothing, a-ha’s Take on Me and the Human League’s Don’t You Want Me. Barron also made videos for artists such as Madonna, The Jam, Toto (remember Africa?) and Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark’s classic Joan of Arc (Maid of Orleans). He was also responsible for the films Electric Dreams and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Of course, for me, it’s very much his music video work which really interests me. I’m sure that Steve Barron’s interview at The Space will hear him giving us some fascinating and maybe revealing tales of working with some of music’s biggest stars, as well as insights into how he made some great videos. So, for me personally, this month’s line-up at the regular event is a
great one that I really am very much looking forward to. The Space event will be held at The Basement on Tuesday 12th February from 7pm. It’s sponsored by Brighton Film School. www.thespace.uk.com
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he charity a band of brothers was established by men who work hard and tirelessly to introduce positive social change through personal development and community building.
We are local and committed to working with young men, introducing them to rites of passage and offering on-going mentoring and support as positive male role models. This is transformational work. We are passionate about its potential for a society where the traditional male role model is so often missing from the lives of individuals. Part of the process for the young men we support is a long weekend away in nature called ‘The Quest’, where they experience a very powerful and profound rites of passage programme. These weekends change people’s lives! As we are almost entirely self-funded, we are restricted in how many of these weekends we can do a year. At the moment, abandofbrothers’ men give up their family and work time, and there is then the cost of food, infrastructure and the hire of a suitably wooded site with the appropriate facilities. If we had our own site, we would be able to run more weekends and other programmes and we would also be able to help a lot more families and communities, as well as educating our future: the young men of tomorrow. We need to raise approximately £500,000 to realise this worthwhile dream.
Want to chat about it? Call Paul on 07915 055108 or paul@15thMarch.com
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Fantastic fund–raiser at Brighton’s Thistle Hotel For the first time the acclaimed artist David Freud, son of the renowned Lucien and great grandson of Sigmund, will paint non-stop for 24 hours in support of the life–changing work of abandofbrothers. Sittings will last approximately four hours over the 24–hour period, with the lucky winners taking home their very own Freud portrait with a potential value today in excess of £20,000. Friday 15th March kicks of with Speed Networking with a Twist, with tickets only £25, If you haven’t tried it yet, try it here! Be there for 4pm and have a shed load of fun and generate some business at the same time. The Grand Gala at 7.30pm features top notch entertainment with music from the amazing Rupert Cobb and Hazardous Funk and some great comedy. We have speakers to warm your souls, including the world class Richard Olivier. Then it’s the Grand Auction - on line now at www.15thMarch.com - and this comes into the room live about 9pm with something for everyone. This promises to be a night to remember and will be topped off with music and dancing from some very special guest artists. Help abandofbrothers change lives and raise much needed cash – and get a fantastic night out at the same time. Visit www.abandofbrothers.org.uk and see what we are all about, then visit www.15thMarch.com and be part of it all. Buy tickets, donate auction lots, bid on your portrait by David Freud, sponsor David, sponsor the event… And tell all your friends and family about this Fantastic First Time Ever Event in Your Brighton.
A Freud portrait of yourself or your nearest and dearest could be yours
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the dirt with Mark ede So HMV goes down. Out of the flames a Phoenix will rise? Time will tell. Many high profile commentators are predicting the end of the album, Martin Elbourne, of Glastonbury and Great Escape fame, goes as far as to say ‘Any artist who relies on sales in Europe preparing to record 70 minute CDs is a moron now. Those days are gone...big time’. Which, if he’s right, means quite a lot of people I know are morons. At a more parochial level I asked a couple of local music business gurus for their thoughts. Reverb Director/Meadowlands booker and music editor Jeff Hemmings offers ‘according to the latest figures nearly 70m CD albums were sold last year compared with the 30m downloaded in the UK. But nearly two out of every three were bought online or in supermarkets rather than from traditional music retailers on the high street. I’m also wondering how many other CDs are bought at gigs or via bands websites etc that wouldn’t make it into any official calculation. I’d say talk of the death of the CD (and, as always, vinyl) was premature... physical product is still a valuable commodity... sure, they’ll continue to slowly decline, but global populations keep rising, and new, surprising trends keep emerging...’. . Managers need many skills dependent on specifics’. Myself, I think that whilst change is inevitable, whatever the future holds, things are never quite as black and white as sometimes predicted. Away from the monolithic ivory towers of the old music establishment, I think one value of operating at the grass roots level which, let’s face it, is where most people operate, is in the fact that it allows for flexibility and the ability to be light on ones feet. Income streams are a challenge but can still be dug out, for those hard
working and talented enough to work them. For most, it’s a case of get it where you can. Music sales, in all formats, from all outlets - e.g. gigs, downloads, websites, wherever - can still add up to something. Moreover, diversifying, imaginatively and appropriately, into merchandising and live performance can help create career sustaining revenues, not least in ‘niche’ markets, which still retain some element of supportive infrastructure. I do feel for acts trying to push forward in the highly competitive world of ‘indie’ acts and, even worse, those trying to compete in the ‘mainstream’, characterised by acts hoping to feature on Radio 1 and Radio 2 and the charts. Generally this does involve competing with acts who still have huge label and/or management funded investment, and how a local band can hope to get a foothold in that particular door without similar marketing and promotional resources. Constant gigging and touring - particularly branching out beyond ones local area - can be both expensive and, if ones not careful, soul destroying. Have you heard the one about the local musician who won the lottery? When asked about what he intended to do with proceeds, the reply was ‘I intend to keep gigging till the money runs out’. Final word from Jeff Hemmings ‘The future? God Knows! But all I know is people will always love music!’. www.bigiam.co.uk Artist Management: JO HARMAN www.joharman.com @markede1
STILL DON’T KNOW WHAT TO DO? Friday 1st
Brighton Dome Body Pods How well do you know your insides? A series of podcasts has been created by artists and scientists, each exploring a different part of your body. You can listen to the podcasts using our listening stations in the Cafe-bar 10AM Brighton Dome, Studio Theatre First Fridays We welcome artists in all disciplines to gather each month to network and share ideas. Each month will feature a guest provocation. 5PM
Saturday 2nd
Brighton Dome, Concert Hall Family Circus Weekend: An Introduction to Circus Skills (ages 4-8) 10AM £7 Brighton Dome, Concert Hall Family Circus Weekend: An Introduction to Circus Skills (ages 8-12) 12PM £7 Brighton Dome, Concert Hall Family Circus Weekend: Hula hoop and Poi workshop (ages 14+) 2PM £10 Brunswick Yoga Lessons 9:30AM £5 Brunswick Harpin’ By The Sea - Workshops Harmonica workshops for all standards 11AM £14 - £17.50 Fiddler’s Elbow 6 Nations Rugby Wales v Ireland, 1:30PM and England v Scotland, 4PM
Sunday 3rd
Beufort Quiz Bingo Cash, booze & booby prizes 9PM £1 Brighton Centre Brighton Records & CD Fair Frequented by the frivolous thrifty and famous The Brighton Record and CD Fair offers the very best in new and vintage items on all formats. 9:30AM £2 Brighton Dome, Corn Exchange Seedy Sunday is the UK’s biggest community seed swap and also a campaign to protect biodiversity and protest against the increasing control of the seed supply by a handful of large companies. 10AM Brighton Dome, Studio Theatre Family Circus Weekend: Rope and Static Trapeze (ages 16+) 10AM £7 Brighton Dome, Studio Theatre Family Circus Weekend: Rope and Static Trapeze (ages 12-16) 12PM £7 Dukebox Theatre IronClad Improv Drop - in Workshop 7PM £5 Fiddler’s Elbow 6 Nations Rugby Italy v France, 3PM Globe Handbaked Arcade Retro consoles in the basement, including multi player Mario Kart 64 on a projector and an 80s arcade table! 12PM
Monday 4th
Ancient Mariner Quiz Night There are cash prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and second to last place teams 8PM £1 Signalman Signalman Pub Quiz music, creative & general knowledge rounds to win cash prizes and more 8PM £1pp The World’s End Free Pool Thomas Kemp Quiz Night Film, General Knowledge, Music and More £1
Tuesday 5th
Brunswick Yoga Lessons 5:30PM £5 Fiddler’s Elbow Quizness Pit your wits against the mistress! Happy Hour is every hour for quiz entrants. 8PM £1 Freemasons Freemasons “Fun”ky Quiz Night A fun quiz for all those who really don’t know much about anything! 8PM Northern Lights Quiz Night Our Emily is running the London marathon and so by joining you’ll be helping her to collect money for the charity she is running for Saint George’s Saint George’s Inn Pub Quiz 8PM £1 The Old Market Miniclick: Matt Stuart The miniclick talks are a series of free, monthly photography discussions curated by Brighton photographer, Jim Stephenson. 6:30PM Thomas Kemp Poker Evening 8PM
Wednesday 6th
Beaufort Poker Night cash prizes for 1st & 2nd Place £5 Blind Tiger Lethal Quizzle Pres Cops and
Robbers! Pub Quiz 8PM £1pp Brunswick Yoga Lessons 6:30PM £5 North Laine Quiz Kong- the best quiz in town attacks! 8PM £1 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Muso Pop Quiz 8PM £1 The Old Market iOpen Spoken Word hosted by MC Roy Hutchins Featuring: Nil Ihistic, Kate Dyson, Colin Rayne, Liz Eastwood, Jack Psychosis, Francisca 7:30PM Theatre Royal : SASC: Stage Make-up 4PM £5 Three Graces Quiz Night Quiz master Mike hosts this crackin’ quiz where you can come away with a cash prize, boozy second prize or dodgy booby prize 8PM
Thursday 7th
Brighton Comedy Course Comedy Course 8 week course 7PM £170 - £180 Dukebox Theatre The Brighton Meisner Project Advance Workshop 7PM £5 The Old Market Shorts & Sweets Book Club Reading short stories by GK Chesterton, the “Prince of Paradox” 7:30PM The World’s End Big Quiz Night Cash prizes for 1st, 2nd & 3rd Places. 8PM £1 pp
Saturday 9th
Brighton Dome, Corn Exchange Sonnet in a Day This workshop takes a practical look at how to conquer the challenge of writing those 14 lines. Ideal if you have an occasion in mind, or would simply like to learn more about this poetry form. 11AM £15 Brunswick Yoga Lessons 9:30AM £5 Fiddler’s Elbow 6 Nations Rugby Scotland v Italy, 2:30PM and France v Wales, 5PM
Sunday 10th
Beufort Quiz Bingo Cash, booze & booby prizes 9PM £1 Brighton Dome, Concert Hall Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra pre-concert interview 1:45PM Dukebox Theatre IronClad Improv Drop - in Workshop 7PM £5 Fiddler’s Elbow 6 Nations Rugby Ireland v England, 3PM Globe Handbaked Arcade Retro consoles in the basement, including multi player Mario Kart 64 on a projector and an 80s arcade table! 12PM
Monday 11th
Ancient Mariner Quiz Night There are cash prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and second to last place teams 8PM £1 Brighton Dome, Corn Exchange Valentine’s Ball Workshop with Carola Degener Pereira 8PM £5 Marlborough Fresh Air: Looking For Love In this Valentine’s week special, we will go on a journey to find out what we know (and what we don’t) about love, drawing on science, humanities and the arts, and above all our shared and lived experience. 7PM £8 - £10 Signalman Signalman Pub Quiz music, creative & general knowledge rounds to win cash prizes and more 8PM £1pp The World’s End Free Pool Thomas Kemp Quiz Night Film, General Knowledge, Music and More £1
Tuesday 12th
Brighton Dome, Studio Theatre What is the effect of the 50 Shades phenomenon? Lively debates on the pressing topics of our age with the chance for you to join in and register your opinions. 8PM £4 - £6.50 Brunswick Yoga Lessons 5:30PM £5 Fiddler’s Elbow Quizness Pit your wits against the mistress! Happy Hour is every hour for quiz entrants. 8PM £1 Freemasons Pancake Day Pancake Eating Competition 8PM Freemasons Freemasons “Fun”ky Quiz Night A fun quiz for all those who really don’t know much about anything! 8PM Thomas Kemp Poker Evening 8PM
Wednesday 13th
Beaufort Poker Night cash prizes for 1st & 2nd Place £5 Brunswick Yoga Lessons 6:30PM £5
Dukebox Theatre The Brighton Meisner Project Advance Workshop 7PM £5 Komedia Same Sex Speed Dating For all “Friends of Dorothy” hopeful for a strike from cupid’s arrow, come gather and meet up to 20 other lesbian or 20 gay men, also open to flying arrows. 8PM £20 North Laine Quiz Kong- the best quiz in town attacks! 8PM £1 The Old Market New Writing South Pres In Conversation with Tracey Thorn. Tracey Thorn on punk, pop, fame, fashion, feminism, relationships, success and failure 7:30PM £10 Three Graces Quiz Night Quiz master Mike hosts this crackin’ quiz where you can come away with a cash prize, boozy second prize or dodgy booby prize 8PM
Thursday 14th
Brighton Comedy Course Comedy Course 8 week course 7PM £170 - £180 Komedia Straight Speed Dating What better night to get out and increase your chances of finding some special chemistry by meeting up to twenty other hopelessly hopeful romantics in one evening! 8PM £20adv - £25 The World’s End Big Quiz Night Cash prizes for 1st, 2nd & 3rd Places. 8PM £1 pp
Saturday 16th
Brighton Dome Hidden Places, Familiar Faces The Royal Pavilion Estate Tour 10AM £20 Brighton Dome, Café Bar Dome Discovery Tours Explore Brighton Dome’s rich heritage 11AM £7.50 - £8.50 Brunswick Yoga Lessons 9:30AM £5 Dukebox Theatre Introduction to Directing Workshop open to all with an interest in directing, no experience necessary 12PM £7
Sunday 17th
Beufort Quiz Bingo Cash, booze & booby prizes 9PM £1 Dukebox Theatre IronClad Improv Drop - in Workshop 7PM £5 Globe Handbaked Arcade Retro consoles in the basement, including multi player Mario Kart 64 on a projector and an 80s arcade table! 12PM Komedia Myminidisco Kids love to dance and have fun. myminidisco bring you a club experience for the little ones, and the big ones too. 2PM £8
Monday 18th
Ancient Mariner Quiz Night There are cash prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and second to last place teams 8PM £1 Brighton Dome, Café - Bar Playmakes The Enormous Turnip 2:30PM £5 Signalman Signalman Pub Quiz music, creative & general knowledge rounds to win cash prizes and more 8PM £1pp The World’s End Free Pool Thomas Kemp Quiz Night Film, General Knowledge, Music and More £1
Tuesday 19th
Brunswick Yoga Lessons 5:30PM £5 Fiddler’s Elbow Quizness Pit your wits against the mistress! Happy Hour is every hour for quiz entrants. 8PM £1 Freemasons Freemasons “Fun”ky Quiz Night A fun quiz for all those who really don’t know much about anything! 8PM Saint George’s Saint George’s Inn Pub Quiz 8PM £1 The Old Market The Drawing Circus Presents: Hearts and Lines 7PM £5 Thomas Kemp Poker Evening 8PM
Wednesday 20th
Beaufort Poker Night cash prizes for 1st & 2nd Place £5 Brunswick Yoga Lessons 6:30PM £5 Brunswick Rattle Tales Short Stories 8PM £4 Dukebox Theatre Chinese Whispers Pres LOKI Performance storytelling for adults, 10 min stories from the audience welcome in the first half 8PM £5 North Laine Quiz Kong- the best quiz in town attacks! 8PM £1 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Dumb & Dumber Film Quiz 8PM £1
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Three Graces Quiz Night Quiz master Mike hosts this crackin’ quiz where you can come away with a cash prize, boozy second prize or dodgy booby prize 8PM
Thursday 21st
Brighton Comedy Course Comedy Course 8 week course 7PM £170 - £180 Dukebox Theatre Lexx Stories Performance storytelling for young children from upcoming local company 1PM £5 Dukebox Theatre The Brighton Meisner Project Advance Workshop 7PM £5 The World’s End Big Quiz Night Cash prizes for 1st, 2nd & 3rd Places. 8PM £1 pp
Saturday 23rd
Brighton Dome, Café - Bar Performing Poetry & Prose Over 65? Got a story to tell or a poem waiting to be read? Then this workshop by award winning performer Roy Hutchins will help you to put it on its feet and perform it to an audience. 1:30PM Brunswick Yoga Lessons 9:30AM £5 Fiddler’s Elbow 6 Nations Rugby Italy v Wales, 2:30PM and England v France, 5PM Theatre Royal : Skip’s Club: Goodnight Mr Tom 10:30PM £6
Sunday 24th
Beufort Quiz Bingo Cash, booze & booby prizes 9PM £1 Brunswick Brighton Craft Alliance Craft Fair 12PM Dukebox Theatre IronClad Improv Drop in Workshop 7PM £5 Fiddler’s Elbow 6 Nations Rugby Scotland v Ireland, 2PM Globe Handbaked Arcade Retro consoles in the basement, including multi player Mario Kart 64 on a projector and an 80s arcade table! 12PM Komedia Sundae Club creative fun for children and their families. Together you can take part in a number of activities as well as a show for the under 5’s, a film in Dukes at Komedia for 6+ and a live band to round off the event. 10:30AM £6.50 - £25
Monday 25th
Ancient Mariner Quiz Night There are cash prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and second to last place teams 8PM £1 Signalman Signalman Pub Quiz music, creative & general knowledge rounds to win cash prizes and more 8PM £1pp The World’s End Free Pool Thomas Kemp Quiz Night Film, General Knowledge, Music and More £1 Victory Poetry Night Live poetry readings from a range of guests 8PM
Tuesday 26th
Brunswick Yoga Lessons 5:30PM £5 Fiddler’s Elbow Quizness Pit your wits against the mistress! Happy Hour is every hour for quiz entrants. 8PM £1 Freemasons Freemasons “Fun”ky Quiz Night A fun quiz for all those who really don’t know much about anything! 8PM Thomas Kemp Poker Evening 8PM
Wednesday 27th
Beaufort Poker Night cash prizes for 1st & 2nd Place £5 Brunswick Yoga Lessons 6:30PM £5 North Laine Quiz Kong- the best quiz in town attacks! 8PM £1 Three Graces Quiz Night Quiz master Mike hosts this crackin’ quiz where you can come away with a cash prize, boozy second prize or dodgy booby prize 8PM
Thursday 28th
Brighton Comedy Course Comedy Course 8 week course 7PM £170 - £180 Dukebox Theatre The Brighton Meisner Project Advance Workshop 7PM £5 Hove Town Hall Sussex Berr & Cider Festival 5PM £5 The World’s End Big Quiz Night Cash prizes for 1st, 2nd & 3rd Places. 8PM £1 pp
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PUZZLES GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
Across 1 Communicate over a wire (9) 8 Dentition (5) 9 Fractured (5) 10 Verses (6) 11 Young male horse (4) 13 Rules (4) 15 Make less hostile (6) 18 Searches (5) 19 Rock (5) 20 Plumed (9)
Down 2 3 4 5 6 7 12 14 16 17
Opposition (5) Reverberated (6) Chafes (4) Picture (5) Shocking (9) Autumn month (9) Translucent paper (6) Spend extravagantly (5) Solely (5) Contraction of is not (4)
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