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Half way through the year and there’s still so much to look forward to. In the coming months Brighton will be host to Stephen Merchant’s first ever live tour, a month-long convention celebrating Brighton’s digital culture, zombie walks, dub-step and probably the most miserable man in pop. As ever, it is well advised that you get in early for all of these events, as they’ll simply sell out otherwise!

Fri 7th Oct, Concorde2 When lead singer Ben Duffy was diagnosed with early stage cancer earlier in the year, Fenech Soler had to cancel their UK tour, including a show at Brighton’s Concorde 2 in April. After receiving treatment, Ben is back with the band and the tour is back on. The electro-pop four-piece will be playing a rescheduled show at the famous seafront venue this October. concorde2.co.uk

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Wed 31st Aug, Komedia He may well look like the most miserable man in pop music right now, but Ron Sexsmith’s music is that of glorious beauty. He is revered by some of the greatest names in show business from Bob Dylan and Elton John to Steve Earl and Elvis Costello. His show at the Komedia this August is guaranteed to be a highlight of the year. komedia.co.uk/Brighton

Sat 30th Oct It may only be July but Brighton’s favourite Halloween tradition, Beach Of The Dead will be returning for its fifth year of stalking the streets this October. The event is open to anyone who wants to dress up like a zombie, walk the streets of Brighton and have fun. Now’s the time to start planning your outfit; blood, gore and all. beachofthedead.com

Brighton Digital Festival

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Thurs 1st – Fri 30th Sept The month long celebration of digital culture happening this September is going to be an exciting one. With exhibitions, meet-ups, workshops and outdoor events running alongside Brighton’s iconic digital design conferences there is sure to be something for everyone to get involved in. Tickets for each event will be on sale soon so head to the website to decide which ones you’ll want. brightondigitalfestival.co.uk

Mon 31st Oct, Brighton Dome Brit School graduate Katy B has enjoyed a very successful 2011 so far. With the huge hit that was ‘Katy B On A Mission’, she secured herself the title of the Queen of Dubstep and is showing no signs of abdicating any time soon. Bringing her tour to Brighton this Halloween, it is sure to be an incredible night - costumes optional. brightondome.org

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Fri 2nd Sept, The Hydrant Although I confused one band with their influencers last month, I am again going to recommend Cannabis Corpse as a gig you simply can’t afford to miss this year. Known for their love of Cannibal Corpse and smoking weed, their brand of old school death metal is an incredible spectacle. Get hold of tickets for this show soon, you won’t regret it. thehydrantbrighton.co.uk

Sat 19th Nov, Brighton Centre The BAFTA, Golden Globe and Emmy award winning co-creator of The Office and Extras will be embarking on his first ever stand-up comedy tour this year. For one night only, Brighton will host to his ‘Hello Ladies’ tour this November in what is sure to be a night of full-blown hilarity. I’d advise getting tickets soon, they’re selling out fast! brightoncentre.co.uk

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WHAT’S ON GUIDE BRIGHTON & HOVE Soundwaves Festival

It may be a bit of a cliché but there’s no denying that debating the weather is one of our favourite national pastimes. I’ve lost count of the number of people I’ve overheard speculating about what kind of a summer we’ll get this year. Well now it’s here, so my advice is to all you weather watchers is forget about checking the clouds and start checking out the listings instead!

Thurs 14th – Sun 17th Soundwaves Festival is no ordinary music festival. This three day event offers the chance to dip or dive into an alternative world of cutting edge new music, sound art and participatory experiences designed to intrigue and inspire the listener. With events, experimental collaborations, interactive installations and workshops happening at various venues across the city. You’ll need to check the website for times and locations. arts.brighton.ac.uk/soundwaves

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Paddle Round The Pier

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Sat 2nd & Sun 3rd, Hove Lawns Europe’s largest free beach festival lands on Hove beachfront once again this month and it’s set to be bigger and better than ever. More skate ramps, BMX displays, water sports, exhibitions, stalls and live music, the Disability Accessibility Beach and, of course, the internationally recognised paddle round the pier itself on Sunday should all make for the perfect weekend’s entertainment. paddleroundthepier.com

Fri 29th, The Brunswick Without question one of the best blues harmonica players in the world, Joe Filisko returns to Brighton for what will be another sell-out show. His previous performances have been full houses with audiences amazed at the sheer craftsmanship of his magical playing and the staggering range of sounds that he can produce. Book ahead as there’ll be few seats left on the night. brunswickpub.co.uk

Twelfth Night

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Sat 9th, Queen’s Park Queen’s Park will be transformed into an elemental nightscape of illusion and experience to play host to Illyria Theatre Company’s outdoor production of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. It promises to be an evening of romance, music and joy, but the last two years have sold out, so book early, take a picnic and enjoy a lovely summer evening in the company of the Bard. friendsofqueensparkbrighton.net

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Sat 9th, The Basement This one-day festival brings together prominent documentary makers, historians and musicians alongside fans and broadcasters to explore and enjoy the current explosion in music documentary making. As well as showcasing new talent, seminal filmmakers and music, artists will discuss the history and appeal of ‘rockumentaries’ that take popular music as their central concern. They may even explain where Spinal Tap fits into all this! musicdoc.org.uk 6

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Sun 31st, Digital Better known as the guitarist of American punk rockers Rancid, Lars Frederiksen describes his new side project The Old Firm Casuals as ‘American Oi!’. With support tonight from Control (formerly Intensive Care & Beerzone), Marching Orders and Skingraft, expect this to be in-your-face loud and totally lacking in any social graces … so I’ll see you down the front. yourfutureisdigital.com/brighton

Glyndebourne: Don Giovanni Sun 31st, Duke of York’s Picturehouse If you don’t have the time (or the requisite ‘folding’) to get out to the Glyndebourne Festival not to worry as the Duke of York’s have brought it to you. Of the three operas being screened over the summer, this highly acclaimed production of Mozart’s compulsive Don Giovanni, with its fire-and-brimstone climax, has to be the pick of the bunch. picturehouses.co.uk

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Rock & Roller 95 Western Road, 01273 710014 This American inspired bar and grill has a relaxed and stylish vibe. The menu consists of American classics such as southern fried chicken and buffallo wings with tasty salads or wraps for the waist watchers. Midweek you can enjoy cocktail offers, food promotions and discounted pool table hire in their upstairs pool room complete with cinema screen playing old movies.

Kaydee’s Place 70 East Street 01273 726006 Kaydee’s Place is a new kid on the block though already attracting quite a loyal following. The décor has a contemporary edge with a stainless steel bar and neutral coloured, comfy seating. You can tuck into fresh fish, grilled meats and Kaydee’s famous pies. Their lunch specials throughout the week are great value and they cater very well for parties and special occasions. proudrestaurants.com Brighton Restaurants’ menus, recipes, promotions & booking. Get seen by 1000s every month… Advertise your resturant here call 01273 704781 email suzie@proudrestaurants.com 8

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Hello Readers, and welcome to my selection for the month of July. As well as some lovely events in our very own Brighton, there’s what promises to be a real treat for those of you willing to venture outside the city walls. And for anyone with small children, that scatological favourite the Mole Who Knew It Was None of His Business is on at the Dome on Sunday 3rd.

Sat 16th July, Newhaven Harbour There’s so much going on with this one I’m not even sure where to start: fireboats, floating sculptures, pyrotechnics, aerial feats, and a breathtaking finale. Brighton-based creative producers Zap Art and French street arts company Generik Vapeur have been working with local artists, community groups and educational organizations to put together a spectacle unlike anything ever seen in Newhaven before. brightonvisitor.com

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Sun 17th, Komedia Is iTunes anathema to you? Do CDs make you see red? Is even the innocent cassette tape a cause for consternation? Then for goodness sake stop going on about it and get down to the Komedia on 17th where you and other likeminded enthusiasts can rummage to your heart’s content among a selection of good old fashioned vinyl LPs and seven inches. komedia.co.uk/brighton

Fri 1st & Sat 2nd, The Dome Any event described as “akin to a rock concert cranked to 11” (by Time Out) gets my vote and I for one cannot wait to see this extravaganza of high-flying acrobatics, special effects and pumping music. Cassandro, Blue Demon JR and Magno are among the 14 Luchadors doing battle at the Dome early this month. Let’s get ready to rumble! brightondome.org

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Agatha Christie’s Verdict

Until Mon 11th, Ink_d Art Gallery The artist otherwise known as RYCA is back at the Ink_d Gallery this summer for a solo show of his new work. The Symbols Won’t Save Us includes a selection of handmade works including silkscreen prints, micro-canvases and limited edition glass pieces. This collection explores the question of shape recognition and what happens when a symbol is removed from its everyday context. ink-d.co.uk

Mon 18th – Sat 23rd, Theatre Royal This promises to be a real classic from the Queen of Crime: a morally upright professor, an ‘invalid’ wife, a conniving minx, and murderous intentions left right and centre. I for one cannot wait to see the latest production from the Agatha Christie Theatre Company starring Susan Penhaligon, Robert Duncan and Peter Byrne of the Dixon of Dock Green fame. ambassadors.com

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Woman in Mind

Tues 12th, The Old Market You don’t need to have watched Come Dine With Me to know it’s not usual behaviour at a dinner party to lock yourself in your guests’ bedroom and refuse to come out. However, that is the premise of Ali Smith’s brilliant new novel There But For The, which she will be presenting this month, courtesy of City Books and The Old Market. city-books.co.uk

Sat 16th – Sat 23rd, New Venture Theatre Considered by many to be Alan Ayckbourn’s most powerful play, Woman in Mind is by turns disturbing, challenging and funny. The frustrated wife of a man of the cloth, Susan retreats into a rich dream world to escape the realities of her family life. When however this starts to overlap and collide with reality, Susan find herself in real danger. newventure.org.uk

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bandstand 10th: Herd of Sax 17th: Salvation Army Band 24th: South Berks Concert Band 31st: Trinity Concert Band

basement 23rd: The Two Wrongies 7pm £10

bees mouth Tues: Life Drawing 7.30pm £6

blaker’s park 9th: Montessori School Summer Fair

braypool 17th: RSPCA Open Day & Dog Show

brighton dome 1st & 2nd: Lucha Future 3pm (Sat) & 7.45pm £12 - 32.50 3rd: Brighton Dome Discover Tour 11am £8 Sussex Chorus Gala Concert 7.30pm £15/5 9th: Otherworld 11am, 12.30pm, 2pm, 3.30pm & 5pm £5 9th & 10th: Dylan Moran 8pm £23/20 13th-17th: Young At Art 2011 10am5pm £f 16th: Straight Up 2011 2pm & 6.30pm £14/11

brighton museum To 9th Oct: Radical Bloomsbury: Art of Duncan Grant + Vanessa Bell, 1905-1925 £6/f

brighton seafront 16th: Pier To Pier Swim 17th: Aquathon 23rd: British Beach Week 31st: Mencap Sponsored Walk

the brunswick 17th, 24th & 27th: Bite Sized Comedy 8pm £tbc 18th: Brighton Stanza 8pm £5 20th: Live N Laughing 8pm £5

brunswick square 3rd: Brunswick Town Art Fair

caroline of brunswick The Fringe2Fringe Comedy Season of Edinburgh previews. See carolineofbrunswick.co.uk/f2f for line up 8th: Funny Girls 8pm £5/4 11th: Skeptics In The Pub 8pm £2 25th: Funny Ha Ha! 8pm £5

corn exchange 3rd: Seven Angels 7.30pm £10/12.50 17th: Brighton Dome Tea Dance 2.30pm £12.50

dalton’s bastion 3rd: Busking Event for Cancer Charity 12

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east street bastion 24th: South Downs National Park Authority Display Caravan

hotel pelirocco 17th: Ace Stories: Jayne Joso 6pm £3

hove lawns 2nd & 3rd: Paddle Round The Pier 10th Capital To Coast Bike Ride 23rd & 24th: Bungee On The Beach

hove lagoon 3rd: Fiesta Manufacturers Trophy Model Yacht Club

hove museum Closed Mon-Wed To 11th Oct: Mr Watt, Grumpy Man of Metal £f

hove park 1st: Hove Park Youth Races 15th: Brighton Mitre Cycling Race

hove seafront 20th: Phoenix 10km Run

ink_d gallery To 10th: Ryan Callanan ‘ The Symbols Won’t Save Us’ & Aimee Parrott ‘Cascade’ 10am - 6pm (Sun12pm-4pm)

komedia 3rd: Bent Double 7.30pm £10.50/8.50 4th: Ross Noble & Friends: Laughs in the Park warm up 8pm £15 7th: The Space 8pm £8.50/5.50 15th: Alive & Swinging with Marilyn Monroe 9pm £17.50 17th: Vinylman Record Fair 10am3.30pm £2.50/1 28th: Comic Boom 8pm £9/7 Fosters Krater Comedy Club 1st-3rd: Gary Delaney, Francesca Martinez, Ian Moore (fri & Sun) Imran Yusuf (sat only). MC Stephen Grant. 7th-10th: The Noise Next Door (Thurs only), Michael Fabbri (Thurs only) Dan Atkinson, Marlon Davies (Fri & Sat only) Lloyd Langford. MC Tom Price (Thurs only) Stephen Grant.14th17th: Jason Patterson (Thurs only), Pierre Hollins & Ro Campbell (Thurs only), Eddy Brimson (Thurs & Fri), Mickey Dwyer (Fri& Sat), Maff Brown (Fri only), Loretta Maine (Fri only), Andy Askins (Sun only), Andrew Lawrence (Sat & Sun). MC Maff Brown (Thurs only) Stephen Grant 21st24th: Ben Norris, Hannah Gadsby, Katie Mulgrew (Thurs only), Hannah Gadsby, Michael Fabbri. MC Stephen Grant 29th31st: Markus Birdman, Alistair Barrie, Henry Paker (Fri & Sat). MC Stephen Grant. Thurs – 8pm, £16/£13 (meal-deal) £9/£6.50, Fri–8pm, £21.50 (meal-deal) £14.50/£11.50, Sat-7pm £25 (mealdeal)/£18, Sat-10:30pm £15.50

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marlborough theatre 7th & 24th: Heads or Tails - Mind Magic Show 8pm £10/7 8th-10th: David Hoyle’s Seaside Bucket 7.30pm £7.50 30th: The Brighton Institute of Boyelsque presents a Steamy Student Showcase 7.30pm £6/5

mesmerist Tuesdays: Mesmerist Conjuring Consortium 7.30pm £f

new venture theatre 27th to 29th: Connection Unsecure 7.45pm £8/9

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14th-17th: Beer Festival 28th: Lloyds TSB Olympic Torch Tour

pavillion theatre 1st & 2nd: The Treason Show 8pm £10/12.50 3rd: The Mole Who Knew it Was None of His Business 11am & 2pm £7/5 10th: Johnny Boy 7pm £6/3 14th: Antigone 1.30pm & 7.30pm £3/5

phoenix rise turning 27th: New Heights

preston park 5th: The Big Toddle 9th: Orienteering In The Park 10th: Charity Bungee Jumping Event 16th & 17th: Blacks/Millets Tent Show

queens park 9th: Twelfth Night 6.30pm £12/6

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scout field patcham 9th: Fun In The Sun

stanmer park 2nd & 3rd: Race For Life 13th: Sun Fun Day 16th: The Big Summer Walk

st anne’s well gardens 9th & 10th: Troilus & Cressida 29th: Blueberry Nursery School Picnic

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1st: Philip Edwards (clarinet), Ellie Blackshaw (violin) and David Elwin (piano) 7.30pm £6/4 8th: Helen-Jane Howells (soprano) & James Holland (lute) 7.30pm £6/4 29th: Cello Quartet featuring Siriol Hugh-Jones, Joe Giddy, Sarah Stevens and Dan James 7.30pm £6/4

sticky mike’s frog bar 18th: IOU Comedy 7.30pm £6

theatre royal 27th & 28th: Brighton ‘Til I Die 6pm & 8.30pm £10 - 21

three & ten 6th: Andrew Lawrence: Best Kept Secret in Comedy 8pm £6/5 Matt Crosby: Adventure Party 9.30pm £6/5 7th: Behemoth 8pm £6/5 9th: Music Box: Improvised Musical 8pm £8/6 23rd: Off the Cuff 8pm £8/6 Red Brick Comedy Club 10pm £10/8 27th: Amateur Transplants: Adam Kay’s Smutty Songs 8pm £7 29th: ‘A Visit from Miss Prothero’ by Alan Bennett 7.30pm £5

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1st: Indian Devotional Music 7.30pm £10/8

16th: Saltdean Gala Day

7th: Evening Football Tournament

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Summer in Brighton is never dull and neither is finding things to do with the kids. This fabulous city offers fun and entertainment for all ages, rain or shine. Here are just a few of our family-friendly favourites. Child Friendly Brighton and Hove (childfriendlybrighton.co.uk) is a comprehensive resource listing everything that is child friendly in Brighton and Hove, including events, activities, places to visit, places to eat, drink and sleep.

Preston Manor, Preston Drove, 03000 290900 The former residence of the Stanford Family, Preston Manor gives a fascinating insight into Edwardian and Victorian living. The suitable for all ages events throughout the year give greater insight into its rich history. For example, in July the Manor hosts ‘Croquet on the Lawn’, where you can play croquet Alice in Wonderland-style with flamingos for mallets and playing cards for hoops! brighton-hove-rpml.org.uk

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Marine Parade, 01273 604234 With over 150+ creatures including sharks, seahorses, turtles and rays Sealife Centre have it all under one roof. It houses the UK’S first glass bottomed boat, interactive rock pools with touch crabs and starfish. Walk through tunnel and feeding demos what better place to take your children for a day packed full of educational fun. Open Mon to Sun, 10am-6pm. visitsealife.com/Brighton

Pavilion Buildings, 03000 290900 A personal favourite of mine, the Royal Pavilion is a majestic beauty both inside and out. It was built as the Prince Regent’s pleasure palace, and boasts stunning Indian architecture and interiors inspired by China. Admission fee includes a free audio guide, which also comes in an excellent children’s version. There are tea rooms inside the palace and a cafe outside in the beautiful Pavilion Gardens. brighton-hove-rpml.org.uk/RoyalPavilion

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Sun 3rd July, 11am & 2pm, Brighton Dome, 01273 700747 This is a musical adaptation of the hugely popular and hilarious children’s book. The story follows Mole’s adventure as he sets out to discover just who or what did a poo on his head! Children’s theatre at its best, offering educational fun with a musical score by Jim Fowler. brightondome.org

Pottery Painting at Paint Pots

Trafalgar Street, 01273 696682 The oldest pottery painting cafe in Brighton warmly welcomes children and families are experts at baby foot prints. There are toys to keep toddlers entertained whilst you and your bigger kids get involved in ceramic painting anything from plates and cups to animal-shaped money boxes! Only here for the day? Paint Pots will post your glazed pottery anywhere in the world. childfriendlybrighton.co.uk/paint-pots-2 14

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Zumba is the amazing fitness dance craze that is hitting every town hard. This month I decided to try out the Latin inspired, dance fitness party. Zumba originated in Colombia in the 1990s and is putting a smile on faces of all ages. I personally cannot think of a better way to lose weight, keep fit and have a laugh with friends on a dull, rainy Monday evening in Brighton. Donna Goatcher: lifestyle@whatsonguide.co.uk

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Mon 18th, Prince Albert Described as a raw, melodic threepiece, Caves could be the perfect antidote for those of you who get a little sick and tired of bright and breezy sunshine pop around this time of year. Preston Manor, With catchy tracks (which clock in at 03000 290900 the Stanford less than three minutes), the boy/girl residence of a fascinating The former Manor gives living. vocals will leave you spinning before Family, Preston and Victorian t Edwardian you know what’s hit you. Which is a insight into events throughou for all ages rich its suitable into The good thing. myspace.com/wearecaves greater insight Manor the year give July the example, in where you history. 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Saturdays, Beachigogo Bar Good Times has relocated to a new seafront venue which is perfectly suited to the feel good classics offer. DJ Mick on Fuller from Juice FM hosts a night that is purely about good times. Expect a playlist of soul, funk and disco greats that include Luther Vandross, Earth Wind & Fire, Stevie Wonder, Sister Sledge, Michael and many more. Jackson Good Times indeed. brightonsoul.info

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In Robert Redford’s new film, The Conspirator (in Cinemas1st), Mary Surratt (Robin Wright) is the lone female charged as a co-conspirator in the assassination trial of Abraham Lincoln. As the whole nation turns against her, she is forced to rely on her reluctant lawyer to uncover the truth and save her life. With James McAvoy and Kevin Kline amongst the cast this will definitely be worth a look.

In Cinemas 1st The Autobots, led by Optimus Prime, are back in action, taking on the evil Decepticons, who are determined to avenge their defeat in 2009’s sequel. In this new movie, the Autobots and Decepticons become involved in a perilous space race between the U.S. and Russia, and once again Sam Witwicky (Shia LaBeouf) has to come to the aid of his robot friends.

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The Resident On DVD, 4th Hilary Swank plays Dr. Juliet Devereau, a young, newly-single Emergency Room surgeon. After separating from her long term partner, Juliet feels vulnerable, but strives to appear confident. Her first task between hospital shifts is to find a new place to live within her limited budget. She comes across an extremely cheap and spacious apartment owned by the charming Max (Watchmen’s Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and his grandfather (Christopher Lee) but, after a while, comes to the conclusion that she is not alone in her new place. ‘The Resident’, produced by the newly revived Hammer studio, and the first appearance of Lee in one of their films for thirty seven years, is a bit of a departure. Whereas

their most famous offerings were of the bodice ripping gothic horror variety this one is pure psychological fare. The tension builds nicely after the big reveal, Swank and Morgan both play their parts admirably but this does seem a curiously old fashioned film. It is quite telling that the first quote from the accompanying press blurb is from ‘Woman’s Own’, as ‘The Resident’ seems to strive on the outdated notion of females being vulnerable and helpless when there’s not a man around. I’m not sure whether today’s desensitised gore hungry viewer will get the full effect of this but for those with a hankering for a slow burning thriller there’s plenty here for you.

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Captain America: The First Avenger In Cinemas, 29th Chris Evans is no stranger to the Marvel Universe, having played Johnny Storm in the Fantastic Four films. As super soldier Steve Rogers battling the Red Skull (Hugo Weaving) during World War 2, he becomes the last member introduced to make up the Avengers superteam which hits multiplexes in 2012. Cameos from Samuel L Jackson and Robert Downey Jr have been rumoured.

Cars 2 In Cinemas 22nd Star race car Lightning McQueen (voiced by Owen Wilson) and the incomparable tow truck Mater (Larry the Cable Guy) are back and take their friendship to exciting new places in the first-ever World Grand Prix. But the road to the championship is filled with plenty of potholes, detours and hilarious surprises when Mater gets caught up in an intriguing adventure of his own: international espionage.

Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 2 In Cinemas 15th This is the final outing for everyone’s favourite wizard and one of the biggest franchises in cinema history. Harry, Ron, and Hermione go back to Hogwarts to find and destroy Voldemort’s final horcruxes. But when Voldemort finds out about their mission, the biggest battle begins and life as they know it will never be the same again. In 3D. 20

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Brighton is not the place for homogony and chain store ethics. Although these chains put up a fight they often are left to look tatty and utilitarian next to their quirky Brighton born counterparts. And that is what I wish to celebrate here. I give you a list of Brighton’s most unique pubs that are all rich in character and offer something different to folks who are wonderfully different.

55/56 Surrey Street, 01273 328931 The pub that’s all about serving beer to the colourful array of characters that congregate here nightly. A classic, no-nonsense one-room interior and an outside terrace. A frequently rotating selection of beers on draught are available which usually features some favourites from the Dark Star Brewery. Handy proximity to the station and other great pubs makes this a bar crawl pub.

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21 Western Road, 01273 724195 What once was the Jugglers is now a bar that takes the finest aspects of a French drinking establishment. Ultra clean, yet homely, with black and white tiled floors, wooden tables and chairs and fresh breads and pastries. Now they don’t serve pints. Don’t panic. What they serve instead is half pints in frosted mugs that, I guarantee, are a delight.

33 Upper St. James’s Street, 01273 699595 If we’re talking pubs with character then the Hand In Hand has to get a mention. About the size, feeling and ambience of a good living room with a bar that serves a large and transient selection of ales with the sound old school Trojan reggae being played in the background. In good weather the pub extends into the street.

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129 Islingword Road, 1273 606546 Some people might take acceptation to a hairy Glaswegian flailing a Ukulele about and throwing sweets at you. Not I, though. A fantastically quirky little place that is wholly welcoming to all stripes of humanity. Enjoy some amazing bands from bluegrass to punk, or come and just chill out with a pint and friends and take in the music orientated décor.

24 Sillwood Street, 01273 327299 Not only does this pub exude a unique style and character it is considered one of the overall best pubs in Brighton. You want drink, loads of choice on the hand-drawns such as Harvey’s, Greene King and Hophead as well as a full wine, larger, cider and liquor list? You want food? They have their own fully-functioning restaurant upstairs.

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The Fishbowl 2nd: Gareth Stephens 9th: Roger C 16th: DJ Abo & Ally Smith 23rd: Whats Wrong With Groovin? 25th: Sir Beans (O.B.E) 9pm £f The Gladstone Live Bands & DJs 30th: Dub In The Pub £f The Globe 2nd: Go Bang 9th: The Music Box 16th: Black Lodge 23rd: TBC 30th: The Acid House 9pm £f The Hampton iLike 8pm £f The Marlborough Cherry Pop 8pm Riki Tik 2nd: Harold Heath 9th: Sumsuch 16th: Liz Edwards 23rd: Urban Torque 30th: DJ Blush 9pm £f Thomas Kemp DJs 9th: DJ Molar 16th: DJ Lamp’s Eclectic Chair 30th: DJ Bryan 9pm £f Three And Ten 2nd & 30th: Jody Lee 9th: Juan Corbi 16th: Monkey 23rd: Matt Barker 10pm £f Three Graces 2nd: Hey Girl Hoedown 30th: Mexican Night 8pm £f Victory 2nd: Up Against It 9th: Kinema 23rd: Fernando Poo 9pm £f The West Hill 16th Artists Only 30th: L’Amour Electronique £f 9pm-3am Worlds End 16th: Godfather of Soul 8pm £f

sundays Belushis Now That’s What I Call A Party Part 3 9pm £f Blind Busker Open Mic 8.30pm £f Caroline of Brunswick 3rd: The Geekest Link Sci-fi Quiz with Asimov, Halo, TV Themes & Sci Fi Food & Drink Rounds 8.30pm £1 Cube Sunday Chill 2pm £f Doctor Brightons Hangover Therapy 1pm £f Fiddlers Elbow Sham-Rock Open Mic Night 8.30pm £f Fishbowl Recovery? DJs 9pm £f Fountain Head Sunday Sessions £f The Globe Rockoustic Open Mic 31st: Hot Tip Hi-Fi 9pm £f The Hampton Live Music Sundays 8.30pm £f

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WHAT’S ON GUIDE BRIGHTON & HOVE The Marlborough Off The Street 6pm Northern Lights 2nd: DJ Meerkuts 9th: DJ Prateek 16th: DJ R.C Viking 23rd: DJ Oli Thomas Kemp Sunday Afternoon Jazz 9pm £f 3rd & 31st: Tango 8pm £f

mondays Ali Cats OMG Monday 8pm £1 Ancient Mariner Quiz Night 8pm £1 Bees Mouth Jazz Forum All Welcome 8.30pm £f Belushis Now That’s What I Call A Party Part 1 9pm £f Black Lion Hit The Decks Open Decks Spin Off 9pm £f Blind Busker Music Quiz 8.30pm £f Cube Monday Mischief 2pm £f Doctor Brightons Medication Mondays 1pm £f Exchange Bingo Night 8pm £2 per strip 25th: Karaoke 7.30pm The Gladstone Open Mic £f 8.30pm Greenhouse Effect Open Mic The Hampton Music Quiz 8pm £1 Thomas Kemp 11th & 25th: Thru The Alphabet Quiz Night 8pm £1

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Belushis Totalled On Tuesday! 9pm £f Black Lion Tuesday Club 8pm £f Cobblers Thumb Play For A Pint 9pm £f Cube Tuesday Tipple 2pm £f Doctor Brightons Twisted Tuesdays 1pm Duke Of Norfolk Open Mic Night 9pm £f Fiddler’s Elbow Quizness Time 8pm £1 The Geese Quiz 8.30pm £1 pp The Gladstone Quiz 8.30pm £1 The Globe Basement Cinema 8pm £f King And Queen Karaoke Night 7pm £f The Marlborough Student Night 5pm £f Red Lion General Knowledge/ Music Quiz 8pm £1 Thomas Kemp Poker Night 8pm Worlds End Wii Night 8pm

wednesdays Bees Mouth Open Mic 8.30pm £f Belushis Now That’s What I Call A Party Part 2 9pm £f Black Lion Freshacoustics 8.30pm £f Caroline of Brunswick Rockbusters Quiz for Metalheads 8.30pm £1 Cobblers Thumb Pool Competition 7.30pm £1 Cube Cubed 2pm £f Doctor Brightons Cocktail Clinic 1pm Duke Of Norfolk Quiz 9pm £1 pp Fishbowl The Mixer Men 10pm £f Fountain Head Student Night £f The Globe Wii Wednesdays 8pm £f The Marlborough Open Mic 8.30pm Northern Lights 6th: Prognosis 13th: Rockabilly Night Riki Tik Time To Awesome 10pm Thomas Kemp Kev’s Open Mic 8.30pm £f Worlds End The Big Cash Quiz 8pm

thursdays Belushi’s Karaoke £f 9pm Black Lion 7th: Loose Fit 14th: Mr Lou 21st: Whatify? The Black Lion’s Juke Box Jury 9pm £f 28th: The Return of the Reggae BBQ 8.30pm £f

Caroline of Brunswick 7th: Brighton Bike Night 7pm £f Doctor Brightons Thirsty Thursdays 1pm Cube 7th: Official Relaunch 14th: Joe Martin-Steele & Richard Marriot 21st: The Northbrook Allstars 23rd: M4JO & Muerto 30th: United Nation of House 2pm £f Exchange The Accumulator Pub Quiz 8.30pm £1 per person Fiddlers Elbow Live Lounge 8.30pm £f Fishbowl Residents Association 10pm £f 28th: The Mixer Men 4 Deck Session 10.30pm £f The Globe Hang The DJ 9pm £f King And Queen Student Night 7pm £f Riki Tik Das Club Robotique 10pm £f St James Tavern Stay Sick Turn Blue 8.30pm £f Thomas Kemp Unplugged Sessions 8pm £f Three Graces Open Mic 8pm £f Victory Open Mic 8pm £f West Hill Open Mic 8pm £f

listings deadline 15th june listings@whatsonguide.co.uk

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WHAT’S ON GUIDE BRIGHTON & HOVE The Mountain Firework Company

Nobody knows what weather an English summer will bring,so I’d look foolish trying to predict it beyond the next few minutes ahead. However, the forecast for Brighton’s music scene in July will certainly be wide and varied in the best of ways; big acts, small acts, some as big as your head. There’ll be plenty of beautiful acts to track down in the scorching sun/hot rain/indifferent grey.

Thomas Doyle: live@whatsonguide.co.uk

Here & Now Tour

Caves

Sat 2nd, Brighton Centre If it’s the sound of the 80s that you’re after, then look no further than the Here And Now tour. Featuring the likes of Boy George, A Flock Of Seagulls and Jason Donovan, you’re in for a treat of hair-raising proportions. Break out the hairspray and Walkman and get ready to sing the tracks you hoped you’d forgotten the words to. here-and-now.info/hn_tours.html

Mon 18th, Prince Albert Described as a raw, melodic threepiece, Caves could be the perfect antidote for those of you who get a little sick and tired of bright and breezy sunshine pop around this time of year. With catchy tracks (which clock in at less than three minutes), the boy/girl vocals will leave you spinning before you know what’s hit you. Which is a good thing. myspace.com/wearecaves

Eels

Sea Of Bees

Wed 6th, Dome Concert Hall What can be said of the Eels that hasn’t already been said? Not much, so that makes this preview a little easier. You know the drill with these guys if it’s excellent blues-tinged rock you’re after, then catch Mark Oliver Everett (or ‘E’) and various other Eel affiliates. The last tour E handed out ice cream to the crowd - here’s hoping. eelstheband.com

Wed 20th, The Hope With a style described as being “rooted very much in folk and rock but wildly experimental”, Julie Ann Bee offers something out of the ordinary as Sea Of Bees. Bee’s vocals are haunting and woozy in equal measure – think along the lines of Cocteau Twins and Cranberries – so experience the precocious talent up close and personal. And never swim with bees. seaofbees.com/home

Vivian Girls

Capdown

Sat 16th, Coalition The Vivian Girls are an indie-rock girl trio from Brooklyn, NY, and they come highly recommended. Following rave reviews and underground success on a number of US college rock stations, they’ll be heading to our coast to deal out a little shoe-gazing noise-pop as a perfect compliment to (hopefully) beautiful summer sunshine. If you’re a fan of Best Coat, check the Girls out. freewebs.com/viviangirls

Sun 31st, Concorde2 Recognised as one of the foremost British punk bands of the last 10 years, Capdown are bringing their ska-punk offerings to Concorde 2 at the month’s end. Mixing hardcore punk, dance and ska beats to form a potent dancefloor mix, the band are back after splitting in 2007. So if you like your hardcore beats with a spring in their step; get skanking post haste. myspace.com/capdown

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livemusic Mongol Rally The Brunswick 8pm Chango Muttley Cobblers Thumb 8pm £f Bimm End of Term Party Concorde 2 7pm £4 Cold Pumas The Hope 9pm £5/4 Pavrotty London Unity 8.30pm £f

saturday 02 Paddle Round The Pier The Brunswick 10am £f Smallgang The Hope £3/4 Villagers Komedia 7.30pm £11 adv The Free For All Mr Playgroup & Son’s Bespoke Tailors 8.30pm £f The Free For All After Party 12am £f Quadrophonia Prince Albert 8.30pm £5 Hammerhead Band Showcase Worlds End 8pm £f Volks Live The Volks 7.30pm - 10.30pm

sunday 03 Stopped Clock Black Lion 8pm £f Paddle Round The Pier The Brunswick 10am £f Don McMurray’s Stompers Hilton Metropole Hotel £f to diners. 12.30pm Clear As Mud Prince Albert 8.30p

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monday 04 Open Mic The Brunswick 8.30pm £f Bleeding Hearts Club Prince Albert 8.30pm £6 adv

tuesday 05 Jazz Jam The Brunswick 8pm £f Rams Pocket Radio Prince Albert 8pm £5 adv

wednesday 06 Eels The Dome 7pm £21 Dead Rock West The Hope 8pm £7/8 Safe House Open House 8pm £tbc Tribes Prince Albert 8pm £6 adv

thursday 07 Jazz Appreciation The Brunswick 6.30pm £tbc Helen MacDonald 8pm £6 Live Lounge Fiddlers Elbow 8.30pm £f Alex Clare Green Door Store 7.30pm £8 adv Source New Music Pavilion Theatre 8pm £4 James Walbourne Prince Albert 8pm £6 adv

friday 08 The Lost Highway The Brunswick 8pm £5/4 Buffo’s Wake Cobblers Thumb 8pm £f

Rolling Stones Tribute Night Komedia 8pm £12.50 Bucklers Reel Worlds End 8pm £f

saturday 09 The Impellers The Brunswick 8pm £5 Orange Circus Cobblers Thumb 8pm £f Pissed Resistance The Hope 7pm £f Dr Blue Grass London Unity 8.30pm £f Guitar Wolf Pavillion Theatre 7pm £10 adv Surfer Joe & His Boss Combo Prince Albert 8pm £5 Volks Live The Volks 7.30pm - 10.30pm The Scam and Guest Worlds End 8pm £f

sunday 10 Stopped Clock Black Lion 8pm £f Straight No Chaser The Brunswick 8pm £5 Don McMurray’s Stompers Hilton Metropole Hotel £f to diners. 12.30pm Soul Singers Showcase Prince Albert 8pm All The Young Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar 7.30pm £6 + bf adv

monday 11 Open Mic The Brunswick 8.30pm £f Braids Prince Albert 8pm £7.50 adv

TK Sessions Thomas Kemp 8pm £f

tuesday 12 Jazz Jam The Brunswick 8pm £f Cherry Stokes Cube 2pm £f Red Roads Prince Albert 8.30pm £4/3

wednesday 13 Adam Bennet Cobblers Thumb 8pm £f Funge Prince Albert 8pm £4

thursday 14 Jazz Appreciation The Brunswick 6.30pm £tbc The Lighthouse Crew 8pm £9/7 Brian McNamara Fiddlers Elbow 8.30pm £f Sweet Williams The Gladstone £f The Informers Great Eastern 9pm £f Anat Ben-David Lighthouse The Head & The Heart Prince Albert 8pm £7.50 adv

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Brighton Punk Project Cobblers Thumb 8pm £f Furyon Concorde 2 7pm £7.50 + bf adv This Is Beautiful Country The Hope 7pm £4 adv Alice Prince Albert 8pm £4/3 Leafcutter John Sally Bennis Theatre Punx Picnic Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar 7pm Wynd & Koyote Worlds End 8pm £f

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saturday 16 David Thomas Brighton Town Hall Tonight Matthew The Brunswick 8pm £5 The Vivian Girls Coalition 7pm Triple Chicken Combo The Gladstone £f Shoot The Dead Single Launch Party The Hope 8pm The Harrison Brothers London Unity 8.30pm £f Vintage Trouble Prince Albert 8pm £6 adv Mean Poppa Lean Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar 8pm £4/6 Volks Live The Volks 7.30pm -10.30pm

sunday 17 Stopped Clock Black Lion 8pm £f Open Mic The Brunswick 8.30pm £f The Script Brighton Centre £28.50 Don McMurray’s Stompers Hilton Metropole Hotel £f to diners. 12.30pm Mountain Firework Company Komedia 9pm £10 Scanner Sally Bennis Theatre

monday 18 Caves Prince Albert 8pm £5

tuesday 19 Jazz Jam The Brunswick 8pm £f One Inch Badge Presents Prince Albert 8pm

wednesday 20 Electrelane Komedia 7.30pm £12 adv Lights Camera Attraction Prince Albert 8pm £4

thursday 21 Jazz Appreciation The Brunswick 6.30pm £tbc Live Lounge Fiddlers Elbow 8.30pm £f Foot Village Green Door Store Gema Hadridge Prince Albert 8pm £9 adv

friday 22 South Coast Soul Revue The Brunswick 8pm £6 Wildkatz Migrant Solidarity Benefit Cobblers Thumb 8pm £donations Pajama Club Concorde 2 6.30pm £15 + bf adv Sunbeat Revival EP Launch Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar 8pm £f Smoke Stack Worlds End 8pm £f

saturday 23 Club Massah! The Brunswick 8pm £6/4 Malarky The Gladstone £f New Rock Godz The Hope 7pm £5 Bucket Joy Prince Albert 8.30pm £3 Volks Live The Volks 7.30pm-10.30pm Band Showcase Worlds End 8pm £f 34

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sunday 24 Stopped Clock Black Lion 8pm £f Rockschool The Brunswick 2pm £3 Sham Rock Open Mic Fiddlers Elbow 8.30pm £f Don McMurray’s Stompers Hilton Metropole Hotel £f to diners. 12.30pm

monday 25 Open Mic The Brunswick 8.30pm £f Roseville Band Prince Albert 8pm £tbc

tuesday 26 Jazz Jam The Brunswick 8pm £f Loni Lincoln Cube 2pm £f Chief Prince Albert 8pm £5 Phat Sessions Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar 10pm £3/4

wednesday 27 Safe House Open House 8pm £tbc July Jade Hopcroft Prince Albert 8.30pm £4/3 Babeshadow Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar 8pm £4/6

thursday 28 Jazz Appreciation The Brunswick 6.30pm £tbc Leerodi Fiddlers Elbow 8.30pm £f Spirit of Gravity Komedia 8.30pm £5/4 Ruse Prince Albert 8.30pm £4/3 The Informers Prince of Wales 8pm £f

friday 29 Joe Filisko The Brunswick 8pm £8/7 Dr Bluegrass & The Illbilly Eight Cobblers Thumb 9pm £f Foxes! Green Door Store 7.30pm £f The Redlands Palamino Company The Hydrant 8pm £8/9 David Bowie Tribute Act Komedia 7.30pm £12.50 The Informers The Neptune 9pm £f The Surfin’ Lungs 30th Anniversary Shag! Prince Albert 8pm £5

saturday 30 Format Cobblers Thumb 9pm £f Volks Live The Volks 7.30pm-10.30pm Albert Mooney Worlds End 8pm £f

sunday 31 The Sussex Jazz Orchestra The Branch Tavern 4pm £f Stopped Clock Black Lion 8pm £f Capdown Concorde 2 7pm £12.50 + bf adv Lars Frederiksen & The Old Firm Casuals Digital 6pm £10 Don McMurray’s Stompers Hilton Metropole Hotel £f to diners. 12.30pm The Italian Experience meets Gema Hadridge & Band The Hope 7.30pm £3 Open Mic with Sam South Worlds End 8pm £f

WHAT’S ON GUIDE BRIGHTON & HOVE 2000 Trees

Festival season is in full swing and July is a busy one. There’s not enough room to cram everything in but as well as the great events below lets not forget one nearer to home. Guilfest (15th – 17th) takes place in Stoke Park, Guildford and celebrates its twentieth anniversary. Razorlight, Adam Ant, PIL and Roger Daltrey are among the many treats in store at this festival for all the family.

Sat 15th & Sun 16th July, Upcote Farm, Cheltenham Winner of the Grass Roots Festival Award in last year’s UK Festival Awards, 2000 Trees comes back bigger and better for its fifth birthday. Frightened Rabbit, Dan Le Sac Vs Scroobius Pip and Sucioperro headline a whole host of bands and DJs. The festival has also won the ‘Greener Festival Award’ making it well worth a trip to its picturesque site. twothousandtreesfestival.co.uk

DJ Lamp: festivals@whatsonguide.co.uk

Latitude

The Guernsey Festival of Performing Arts

Thurs 14th - Sun 17th July, Henham Park Estate, Southwold, Suffolk With four arenas dedicated to music, Latitude offers an enormous selection of the finest hand-picked bands and artists. From reformed must-sees, to the newest essential hot tips from a variety of genres, Latitude’s music arenas have it all. With The National, Paolo Nutini, Suede, Bombay Bicycle Club, Foals and Eels there’s a wealth of musical talent playing across the weekend. latitudefestival.co.uk

Sat 2nd & Sun 3rd July, The Rabbit Warren, St Sampson Set in idyllic Guernsey countryside, yet within a stones throw of the island’s capital this promises over 80 music acts across four spectacular arenas. Festival goers will be able to enjoy headline acts such as Primal Scream and Chipmunk, the cream of the international DJ scene and the rising talent from the local area. guernseyfestival.gg

Positivus

EXIT Festival

Fri 15th & Sat 16th July, Salacgriva, Latvia Positivus Festival offers a diverse program of bands on two main stages including James, Mark Ronson and Chapel Club alongside a wealth of Baltic independent acts. A Theatre and Literature Stage, Body and Soul Area, Beach Stage, Cinema Tent and numerous indie market stands with handmade art and fashion completes this fast growing festival. The festival camping site even offers complimentary coffee. positivusfestival.com

Thurs 7th - Sun10th July, Petrovaradin Fortress, Novi Sad, Serbia EXIT 2011 plays host to a variety of 400 performances on 20 stages connected by cobbled streets, ramparts and tunnels - a walk through the mystical fortress is like a trip through a magical wonderland. Music ranges from rock, dance, indie, latino, reggae, electronica, chill out and regional music including Pulp, Arcade Fire, Portishead, House Of Pain and Underworld. exitfest.org

Sonisphere Fri 8th - Sun 10th July, Knebworth House Although the UK arm of the Sonisphere Festival is only in its third year, it is fast becoming the rock event of the year. This is down to the broad spectrum of rock bands on offer. This year’s headliners are ‘The Big Four’ - Metallica, Slayer, Anthrax and Megadeth. They will be joined by an interesting line up which includes many exclusive performances. sonispherefestivals.com 36

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The Magic Loungeabout

Fri 29th - Sun 31st July, Broughton Hall, North Yorkshire TML’s mantra is a “refined unwind” – this is a weekend of luxuriating festival escapism at the decadent Broughton Hall where Loungeabouters can indulge in everything from VIP waiter service to a wide range of boutique accommodation and massages, spa treatment and succulent homecooked food. Guests already include The Human League, New Young Pony Club and Badly Drawn Boy. themagicloungeabout.net

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Guilty Pleasures Club Tropicana Beach Party

I have been told it’s a quiet month for clubbing but there still seems to be plenty on offer. Keep your eyes open for lots of clubs moving the action outside. Terrace parties are in abundance as well as impromptu beach parties so you may well find yourself sidetracked whilst on your way to your favourite club. That’s one of the reasons why Brighton has such a great club scene.

Sat 2nd, Concorde 2 This month the Guilty Pleasures gang go on holiday to a place where membership’s a smiling face and Speedos are essential. Club Tropicana is open for a Beach Party of spectacular pop proportions. Make sure that you dress in your finest beach wear, slap on the sun cream and join Anna Greenwood, Dynamite Sal and Sparklemotion for cocktail time. guiltypleasures.co.uk

DJ Lamp: club@whatsonguide.co.uk

Good Times

Pop Not Pop

Saturdays, Beachigogo Bar Good Times has relocated to a new seafront venue which is perfectly suited to the feel good classics on offer. DJ Mick Fuller from Juice FM hosts a night that is purely about good times. Expect a playlist of soul, funk and disco greats that include Luther Vandross, Earth Wind & Fire, Stevie Wonder, Sister Sledge, Michael Jackson and many more. Good Times indeed. brightonsoul.info

Sat 9th, Green Door Store Another night that is hugely popular with early arrival advised. Pop Not Pop does exactly what it says on the tin. The music policy is about songs that they love from any era or genre, so expect a varied mixture of musical madness. DJs include familiar names as Eddie The Goatboy, Matatat and there’s even free popcorn on the door. thegreendoorstore.co.uk

MC Skibadee Presents Bangers & Mash Fri 1st, Concorde 2 MC Skibadee is known around the world as one of the best live Drum and Bass MCs. Tonight he shares the stage with DJs Original Sin, Phantasy, Serial Killaz, Overdose and Pablo Riddla. There’s also a host of other MCs including Eksman, Fatman D, Stormin, Double J and Skitz. A real treat for all you dnb heads out there. myspace.com/originalsindnb 38

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Paradise City

Spellbound

Thursdays, The Green Door Store Since the magnificently decadent Engine Room sadly closed its doors the rock fraternity of Brighton have been shambling around dazed and confused looking to regain those elusive good times. Paradise City is here to give you a weekly fix of all things rock and metal. The Punk Rock Karaoke gang will be putting in regular appearances and it’s free to get in. thegreendoorstore.co.uk

Sat 16th, Komedia Quite possibly my favourite club night in Brighton. DJs Simon Price and Cherry Foxxx always get the place rocking with a variety of great tracks from Simple Minds to the Specials, The Cure to Siouxsie and more. I always said I hated the eighties but that was until Spellbound reminded me of what great alternative music that decade produced. More than just a trip down memory lane. myspace.com/spellboundbrighton

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Da Doo Ron Ron Sat 30th, Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar After 4 years at the Komedia Da Doo Ron Ron is moving to the newly rechristened Jam. To celebrate the first night it’s free entry before eleven o’clock. Expect the usual quality night of 50s’ diva dolls, Hip shakin’ Mamas, Smitten kittens, Jukejoint jezebels, Girls gone rockin’, Popcorn popstrels, Motown minxes, Spector’s Princesses, Swingin’ Mademoiselles and Slick Chicks. Phew! myspace.com/dadooronron60sgirlgroups

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sunday 03 friday 01 Audio Minimal Kids Ramon Tapla 11pm £5/8 Belushis Abandoned 10pm £3/2 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Friday I’m In Love 11pm £1-4 Concorde 2 MC Skibadee Presents Bangers and Mash 11pm £5/7 Digital Stone Love 11pm-3am £3/4 Funkyfish Club DJ Delimentary Funk & Motown 10pm £3.50 - 6 The Haunt Teen Creeps 11pm £f Ink Feel Good Fridays 10pm £f Honey Club Lollipop R&B 10.30pm £3/4/5 Komedia Russ Dewbury presents Brighton Jazz Rooms Return To The Roots 11pm £6 Oceana Love Sexy 8pm £f/6 Volks Strictly Guestlist Presents The Summer Sessions 11pm £6

saturday 02 Audio Warehouse Deepgroove11pm £f/5 Brighton Ballroom The Pop Kraft 2nd Birthday Party 7pm £8/6 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm

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Coalition Blow 3am - 7am £7/5/4 Honey Club Sundays At The Honey £f/2/3 11pm-3am

monday 04 Coalition Trash Mondays £3/5/f 10pm-3am Oceana Ice Cream Mondays £f/2/3

tuesday 05 Belushis Elements Drum & Bass 10pm £2/1 Digital CU Next Tuesday 11pm £4/3 Honey Club Tuesdays At The Honey £f - 3 The Hope Slip Jam:B Leaf Dog Album Launch 8pm £f Oceana Salsa & LF Fiesta International Party 9pm £5 Pav Tav Guerilla Rocks10.30pm £1-3

Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Secret Discotheque 10.30pm £1-4 Honey Club Exposed 10.30pm £2 Oceana Pound Party 9pm £f/6 Volks The Summer House 10pm £3/5

friday 08 Audio Soul:r Marcus Intalex 11pm Belushis Abandoned 10pm £3/2 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Friday I’m In Love 11pm £1-4 Digital Stone Love 11pm-3am £3/4 Funkyfish Club DJ Delimentary Funk & Motown 10pm £3.50 - 6 Green Door Store Ye Ye Fever 11pm £f Honey Club Lollipop 10.30pm £3/4/5 The Hope Family Funktunes 10pm £f Ink Feel Good Fridays 10pm £f Oceana Love Sexy 8pm £f/6 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Free Launch Party 7pm £f Volks Freak Bazaar Fordy 11pm £7

saturday 09 Audio Warehouse X-Press 2 11pm £f/5 Coalition Old Yellow Bricks 11pm £5/7 Concorde 2 Mad Professor 11pm £8 + bf adv Digital Hospitality11pm £13.50 + bf adv

Funkyfish Club DJ Delimentary Funk & Motown 10pm £3.50 - 6 Honey Club Wild Fruit Oceana The World In One Night 8pm £f/10 Pav Tav Back To The Future 11pm £2/3 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Stick It On 10pm £5/4 Volks Future Dub £5/7 followed by Insomniac After Party 5am - 9am

sunday 10 Coalition Blow 3am - 7am £7/5/4 Honey Club Sundays At The Honey £f/2/3 11pm - 3am Volks Soul Sunday 2pm - 10pm £f

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Coalition Obsession Concorde 2 Guilty Pleasures: Club Tropicana Beach Party 11pm £10/12 Digital Pussycat Club Tropical Beach Party 11pm £10/5/8 Funkyfish Club DJ Delimentary Funk & Motown 10pm £3.50 - 6 Honey Club Hat Club 1 Year Anniversary Carl Kennedy £10/8/5 Oceana The World In One Night 8pm £f/10 Pav Tav Back To The Future 11pm £2/3 Volks Auxilliary £4+ followed by Insomniac After Party 5am-9am

monday 11 Coalition Trash Mondays £3/5/f 10pm-3am Honey Club DJ’s From Mars 10.30pm £5/7 Oceana Ice Cream Mondays £f/2/3 Volks Big T Presents Strictly Reggae 10pm £4.50/£5

tuesday 12 Digital CU Next Tuesday 11pm £4/3 Honey Club Tuesdays At The Honey £f - 3

wednesday 06 Audio Supercharged Commix 11pm Casablanca Spanish Breaks £f/2/1 Digital Poundance 11pm £1/3/4 Oceana Fuzzy Logic 9pm £3.50/5/2 Volks Switch Up £f/2

thursday 07 Audio Bastard Pop 11pm £f/2 Belushis Shpunked 10pm £1

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thursday 14 Audio Bastard Pop 11pm £f/2 Belushis Shpunked 10pm £1 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Secret Discotheque 10.30pm £1-4 Honey Club Exposed 10.30pm £2 Oceana Pound Party 9pm £f/6 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Catholic Discipline 8pm £f Volks Loud & Dirty Sounds 10pm £2/3

friday 15 Audio Schtumm Art Department 11pm £7 adv Belushis Abandoned 10pm £3/2 Brighton Ballroom T.F.I Pop Kraft 7pm £8/6 Coalition Friday I’m In Love 11pm £1-4 Concorde 2 Freebass 11pm £f Digital Stone Love 11pm-3am £3/4 Funkyfish Club DJ Delimentary Funk & Motown 10pm £3.50 - 6 Green Door Store Sub Bop 11pm £f The Haunt White Mink The Broken Hearts £6/10 Honey Club Lollipop 10.30pm £3/4/5 Ink Feel Good Fridays 10pm £f Oceana Love Sexy 8pm £f/6 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Modern Lovers 10pm £3/5 Volks Burleske

saturday 16 Audio Warehouse Foamo 11pm Coalition Blow All Nighter 11pm - 7am £7/5/4 Concorde 2 Sicksville-a-Go-Go 9pm £10/12 Digital Supercharged Krafty Kuts 11pm £10.50 + bf adv Funkyfish Club DJ Delimentary Funk & Motown 10pm £3.50 - 6 Green Door Store Stone To The Bone 11pm £f Honey Club Smartie Partie 10.30pm £f/10 42

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Ink Fusion DJ Mike Panteli 9pm £f Oceana The World In One Night 8pm £f/10 Pav Tav Back To The Future 11pm £2/3 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Das Club Robotique 11pm £5/4 Volks Proper Gander 11pm £5/7 followed by Insomniac After Party 5am - 9am

sunday 17 Honey Club Sundays At The Honey £f/2/3 11pm - 3am

monday 18 Casablanca Spanish Breaks £f Coalition Trash Mondays £3/5/f 10pm-3am Oceana Ice Cream Mondays £f/2/3 Volks Big T Presents Strictly Reggae 10pm £4.50/£5

tuesday 19 Belushis Elements Drum & Bass 10pm £2/1 Casablanca Spanish Breaks £f Digital CU Next Tuesday 11pm £4/3 Honey Club Tuesdays At The Honey £f - 3 Oceana Salsa & LF Fiesta International Party 9pm £5 Pav Tav Guerilla Rocks10.30pm £1-3

Ink Feel Good Fridays 10pm £f Oceana Love Sexy 8pm £f/6 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Loose Fit 11pm £3/5 Volks Legion of Bass £5/7

saturday 23 Audio Warehouse Boy 8 Bit 11pm Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Brandon Block 11pm £5 Concorde 2 United Celebrations Salute The King 11pm £10/12 Digital Playroom 11pm £12/10 Funkyfish Club DJ Delimentary Funk & Motown 10pm £3.50 - 6 Honey Club Pukka Up 10.30pm £f/10/5 Ink Fusion DJ Mike Panteli 9pm £f Oceana The World In One Night 8pm £f/10 Pav Tav Snap Crackle & Britpop 11pm £3 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Hit Git & Spit 10pm £3/5 Volks MoodyBeats presents Dancing For The Sunrise Party 11pm £5+ followed by Insomniac After Party 5am - 9am

sunday 24 Coalition Blow 3am - 7am £7/5/4 Honey Club Sundays At The Honey £f/2/3 11pm -3am

monday 25 Coalition Trash Mondays £3/5/f 10pm-3am Oceana Ice Cream Mondays £f/2/3 Volks Big T Presents Strictly Reggae 10pm £4.50/£5

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Belushis Elements Drum & Bass 10pm £2/1 Digital CU Next Tuesday 11pm £4/3 Honey Club Tuesdays At The Honey £f-3 Oceana Salsa & LF Fiesta International Party 9pm £5 Pav Tav Guerilla Rocks10.30pm £1-3

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wednesday 13 Audio Supercharged Zed’s Dead 11pm Casablanca Spanish Breaks £f/2/1 Concorde 2 Eskmo Live AV Set 7.30pm £10 + bf adv Digital Poundance 11pm £1/3/4 Oceana Fuzzy Logic 9pm £3.50/5/2 Volks Switch Up £f/2

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wednesday 27 Audio Supercharged 11pm Casablanca Spanish Breaks £f/2/1 Digital Poundance 11pm £1/3/4 Oceana Fuzzy Logic 9pm £3.50/5/2 Volks Switch Up £f/2

thursday 28 Audio Bastard Pop 11pm £f/2

wednesday 20 Audio Supercharged Cyantific 11pm Casablanca Spanish Breaks £f/2/1 Digital Poundance 11pm £1/3/4 Oceana Fuzzy Logic 9pm £3.50/5/2 Volks Switch Up £f/2

thursday 21 Audio Bastard Pop 11pm £f/2 Belushis Shpunked 10pm £1 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Secret Discotheque 10.30pm £1-4 Honey Club Exposed 10.30pm £2 Oceana Pound Party 9pm £f/6 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Catholic Discipline 8pm £f Volks Upanddown: House 11pm

friday 22 Audio Strictly Drumz DNB 11pm Belushis Abandoned 10pm £3/2 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Friday I’m In Love 11pm £1-4 Digital Stone Love 11pm-3am £3/4 Funkyfish Club DJ Delimentary Funk & Motown 10pm £3.50 - 6 Honey Club Lollipop 10.30pm £3/4/5 listings deadline 15th july listings@whatsonguide.co.uk

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Belushis Shpunked 10pm £1 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Secret Discotheque 10.30pm £1-4 Honey Club Exposed 10.30pm £2 Oceana Pound Party 9pm £f/6 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Catholic Discipline 8pm £f

friday 29 Audio Battlejam JFB + Ed Solo 11pm £3 Belushis Abandoned 10pm £3/2 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Friday I’m In Love 11pm £1-4 Concorde 2 Black Twang 11pm £f Digital Stone Love 11pm-3am £3/4 Funkyfish Club DJ Delimentary Funk & Motown 10pm £3.50 - 6 The Haunt Nowhere To Run 1960 1969 11pm £3/4 Honey Club I Love R&B 10.30pm £f/5 Ink Feel Good Fridays 10pm £f Oceana Love Sexy 8pm £f/6 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Stay Beautiful 11pm £6/5 Volks Resonance

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saturday 30 Audio Warehouse Rachel Barton 11pm Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Wired Summer Compilation Release Party 11pm £5 + Funkyfish Club DJ Delimentary Funk & Motown 10pm £3.50 - 6 H Bar Nicky Blackmarket Honey Club Honey Music 10.30pm £5/8 Ink Fusion DJ Mike Panteli 9pm £f Komedia Ultimate Power 11pm £3 Oceana The World In One Night 8pm £f/10 Pav Tav Snap Crackle & Britpop 11pm £3 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Da Doo Ron Ron 10pm £3/5 Volks Evolution 3rd Birthday 10pm £6+ followed by Insomniac After Party 5am - 9am

sunday 31 Coalition Blow 3am - 7am £7/5/4 Honey Club Sundays At The Honey £f/2/3 11pm - 3am Volks Psy Sundays 2pm - 1am £f

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Above Audio, Marine Parade [6:T] 01273 606906 Ali Cats, Brills Lane [5:R] 01273 748103 Alibi, Victoria Terrace 01273 733983 All Bar One, Pavilion Buildings [7:R] 01273 737080 Ancient Mariner, 59 Rutland Rd, Hove 01273 748595 BEACHiGOGO Bar, 214 Kings Rd Arch. [4:N] 01273 202807 Bar Roque, Marine Parade [5:T] 01273 329202 Bar, Ship St [5:P] 01273 737322 Barley Mow, St Georges Rd 01273 682259 Basketmakers, Gloucester Rd [11:P] 01273 689006 Bath Arms, Meeting House Lane [7:Q] 01273 731864 Bear, Lewis Rd [17:U] 01273 608565 Beaufort, 175 Queens Park Rd 01273 625429 Bee’s Mouth, Western Rd [7:F] 01273 770083 Bell Pub, 15-17 Belfast St, Hove 01273 770773 Belushi’s Bar, Grand Junction Rd [4:S] 01273 202035 The Black Dove, 74 St James St [T:6] 01273 671119 Black Lion, Black Lion St [5:Q] 01273 711884 Blind Busker, 77 Church Rd 01273 749110 Branch Tavern, 52/53 London Rd [R:14] 01273 606088 Brighton Rocks, Rock Pl 01273 601139 Bristol Bar, Paston Pl 01273 605687 Brunswick, Holland Rd [6:D] 01273 733984 Bulldog, St James St [6:V] 01273 696996 Caroline of Brunswick, Ditchling Rd [14:S] 01273 624434 Chequers, Preston St [5:J] 01273 738718 Circus Circus, Preston Circus [17:O] 01273 620026 Cleveland, Cleveland Rd 01273 502396 Coach House, Middle St [6:P] 01273 719000 Cobblers Thumb, 10 New England Rd [16:N] 01273 605636 Conqueror, Lower Market St [6:F] 01273 733513 Constant Service, Islingword Rd [15:W] 01273 607058 Coopers Cask, Farm Rd [8:E] 01273 736945 Cornerstone, Elm Grove [17:V] 01273 691028 The Cornerstone, 1 Church Rd [B:8] 01273 327757 Cosmo, Cosmopolitan Hotel, 29-31 New Steine, Marine Pde [5:V] 01273 682461 Cubar, Preston St [6:J] 01273 323161 Cube, Castle Sq [6:R 01273 770246 Dover Castle, Southover St [16:V] 01273 688276 Dragon, St Georges Rd 01273 690144 Druids Arms, Ditchling Rd [16:R] 01273 680596 Druids Head, Brighton Pl [6:Q] 01273 325490 Duke of Norfolk, Western Rd [7:G] 01273 733245 Eagle, Gloucester Rd [11:P] 01273 607765 Earth and Stars, 46 Windsor St [9:O] 01273 722879 Easy Bar, 9-10 Cranbourne St [7:N] 01273 710928 Entourage, 1 Middle St [5:O] 01273 917900 Evening Star, 55-56 Surrey St [12:O] 01273 328931 Everybody Inn. 13 Prince Albert St Exchange, 8 Goldstone St 01273 821677 Farm Tavern, Farm Rd [8:E] 01273 325902 Fiddlers Elbow, 11 Boyces St [6:O] 01273 325850 Fishbowl, 74 East St [5:R] 01273 777505 Foggs, 82 Dyke Rd [K:13] 01273 227495 Fortune of War, 157 Kings Rd Arches [4:N] 01273 205065 Foundry, 13-14 Foundry St [11:P] 01273 697014 Fountain Head, 102 North Rd [10:P] 01273 628091 Freebutt, Phoenix Place [12:T] 01273 603974 Freemasons, 39 Western Rd [7:F] 01273 732043 Geese, 16 Southover St [14:V] 01273 607755 Gemini, 127 Kings Rd Arches [4:M] 01273 327888 George, 5 Trafalgar St [12:R] 01273 681055 Gladstone, 123 Lewes Rd 01273 620888 Globe, 78 Middle St [6:P] 01273 770685 Golden Cannon, St Georges Rd 01273 607544 Good Companion, 132 Dyke Rd 01273 202062 Grand Central, 29-30 Surrey St [12:O] 01273 329086 Great Eastern, 103 Trafalgar St [12:R] 01273 685681 Greenhouse Effect, 63 Church Rd 01273 204783 Greys, Southover St [13:W] 01273 680734 H Bar, 16 Church Rd, Hove 01273 725890 Hampton, 57 Upper North St [8:K] 01273 731347 Hanover, Queens Park Rd 01273 679902 Hartington, Whippingham Rd 01273 682874 Heart In Hand, 75 North Rd [P:10] 01273 683320 Mr Playgroup & Son’s Bespoke Tailors, Grand Pde [11:T] 01273 681228

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Heist, West St [7:O] 01273 822555 Hobgoblin, York Pl [14:S] 01273 602519 Hop Poles, Middle St [5:O] 01273 710444 Hope, 11-12 Queens Rd [9:O] 01273 325793 Horatios Bar, Brighton Pier [2:T] 01273 609361 Horse & Groom, Islingword `Rd 01273 680696 Hotel Pelirocco, 10 Regency Sq [5:K] 01273 327055 Hove Kitchen, Western Rd [E:8] 08712 071917 Hub, Lewes Rd 01273 622310 The Hydrant, 75 London Rd [16:P] 01273 681163 Ink, 54-55 Meeting House Lane [6:Q] 01273 207040 Iron Duke, 3 Waterloo St [6:G] 01273 734806 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar, 9-12 Middle St [6:O] 01273 749465 Jury’s Out, Edward St [8:V] 01273 601148 Keiters, 8 Third Ave Kendal Arms, 18 Payne Avenue, Hove 01273 329563 Kin Bar, 176 Church Rd, Hove 01273 724884 King & Queen, 13-17 Marlborough Pl [9:R] 01273 607207 Karma, Brighton Marina 01273 818000 Koba, Western Rd [7:J] 01273 720059 Las Iguanas, 7-8 Jubilee St. [8:R] 01273 573550 Leconfield, 116-117 Edward St [8:U] 01273 687515 Legends Bar & Club, 31-34 Marine Pde [5:V] 01273 624462 Lion and Lobster, Silwood St [6:H] 01273 327299 Lion and Unicorn, Sussex St [10:U] 01273 625555 London Unity, Islingword Rd [15:W] 01273 681285 Lord Nelson, Trafalgar St [12:P] 01273 695872 Madam Geisha Bar, 75-79 East St 01273 770847 Marlborough, 4 Princes St [7:T] 01273 570028 Mash Tun, 1 Church St [8:Q] 01273 684951 The Medicine Chest, 51–55 Brunswick St [G:7] 01273 770002 The Mesmerist, 1-3 Prince Albert St [P:6] 01273 328542 Moksha Caffè, 4-5 York Pl [10.S] 01273 248890 Montpelier, Montpelier Pl [9:H] 01273 770916 More Bar, Trafalgar St 01273 693377 Mrs. Fitzherberts, New Rd [8:Q] 01273 682401 Norfolk, 113-114 Western Rd [7:G] 01273 733245 Oak, St James’ St 01273 699248 Office, Sydney St [12:Q] 01273 609134 OHSO Social, 250a Kings Rd Arches [4:T] 01273 746067 Open House, 146 Springfield Rd 01273 880102 Ouch Bar, 69 Preston St [6:K] 01273 326823 Palace Hotel, Grand Junction Rd [S:4] 01273 202035 Palmeira, 70-71 Cromwell Rd [10:B] 01273 720641 Paris House, 21 Western Rd [7:F] 01273 724195 Pasha, West St [6:O] 01273 771010 Penthouse, Phoenix Pl [14:S] 01273 603974 Pond, Gloucester Rd [11:P] 01273 621400 Portland Live, Portland Rd 01273 383840 Prince Albert, Trafalgar St [12:P] 01273 730499 Prince of Wales, Clarence Sq [7:l] 01273 324391 Providence, Western Rd [7:G] 01273 727822 Pub Du Vin, 39 Park Crescent Terr 01273 604993 Pub With No Name, Southover St [13:W] 01273 601419 Pull and Pump, Clarence Gdns [7:1] 01273 328263 PV, 161 Edward St [8:U] 01273 687090 Quadrant, 12-13 Queens Rd [8:O] 01273 733238 Queens Arms, George St [7:U] 01273 696873 Ranelagh Arms, 2-3 High St [6:U] 01273 681634 R-Bar, Marine Parade [5:T] 01273 608133 Red Lion, 1 Hove Pl [7:A] 01273 770034 Red Rooms, 8 Queens Rd 01273 746705 Regency Tavern, Regency Sq [5:K] 01273 325652 Revolution, 77 West St [5:O] 01273 227592 Reservoir, Howard Rd [16:V] 01273 269728 Riki Tik, 18a Bond St [8:Q] 01273 683844 Rock Inn, Rock St 01273 697054 Rosehill Tavern, Rosehill Terr [16:R] 01273 607825 Roundhill, Ditchling Rd [17:S] 01273 697497 Royal Oak, St James St [6:V] 01273 699248 Royal Sovereign, Preston St [6:J] 01273 323289 Sanctuary, Brunswick St East [7:F] 01273 770002 Setting Sun, Windmill St 01273 626192 Seven Stars, 27 Ship St [5:P] 01273 258800 Shakespeare’s Head, 1 Chatham Pl [14:K] 01273 329444 Sidewinder, 65 St James S 01273 679927 The Signalman, 76 Ditchling Rise 01273 888651 Smugglers, Ship St [5:P] 01273 328439

St Christophers Inn, Pool Valley [5:S] St George’s Inn, 33 Sudeley St St James, St James St [6:U] Stag Inn, Upper Bedford St Station, Goldstone Villas Sussex Yeoman, Guildford Rd [12:N] The Eddy, 67a Upper Gloucester Rd The Lecturn, 5 Pelham Terr, Lewes Rd The Neptune, Victoria Terr Temple Bar, 122 Western Rd [I:7] The Terraces, Marine Pde Thomas Kemp, 8 St George’s Rd Three Jolly Butchers, 59 North Rd [10:P] Three Graces, 168 Portland Rd Three & Ten, 10 Steine St [7:S] Tin Drum, Seven Dials [13:K] Tin Drum, Kemptown [6:U] Tin Drum, Fiveways Tin Drum, Hove [7:A] Vanilla Bar, Western Rd [8:B] Varsity, East St [5:R] Victoria, Richmond Rd Victory, 6 Duke St [6:P] Walkabout, West St [6:O] Walmer, 95 Queens Park Rd West Hill, Buckingham Pl [14:L] Western Front, 11 Cranbourne St [7:N] White Horse, Camelford St White Rabbit, Kensington Grdns [11:Q] Wick Inn, Western Rd [7:C] Windmill, Upper North St [9:K] Worlds End, 60-61 London Rd [16:P] Xuma, 108a Dyke Rd [13:K] Yates, 59 West St. [7:O]

01273 202035 01273 694265 01273 626696 01273 609676 01273 733660 01273 327985 01273 329540 01273 685258 01273 736390 01273 721501 01273 570526 01273 683334 01273 608571 01273 730040 07786 984900 01273 777575 01273 624777 01273 561757 01273 747755 01273 748182 01273 748103 01273 675906 01273 326555 01273 719364 01273 682466 01273 748849 01273 725656 01273 603726 01273 677655 01273 736436 01273 202475 01273 692311 01273 724036 01273 731117

clubs Al Duomo, Pavillion Buildings [8:O] Audio, Marine Parade [5:O] 01273 606906 B’Lo, West St [7:O] 01273 321692 Babylon Lounge, Kingsway 01273 207100 Belushi’s Below, Grand Junction Rd [5:S] 01273 202035 Brighton Ballroom, St Georges Rd 01273 605789 Brighton Coalition, 171-181 Kings Rd Arches [4:P] 01273 726858 Casablanca, Middle St [5:O] 01273 321817 Chameleon, 61a Western Rd [7:G] 01273 733870 Charles St Club, Marine Pde [5:U] 01273 624091 Clockwork Archipelago, Railway Arches, Trafalgar St 07958 250244 Club Revenge, 5-7 Marine Pde [5:T] 01273 606064 Concorde 2, Maderia Dr 01273 673311 Cowley Club, 12 London Rd 01273 696104 Digital, 187-193 Kings Rd Arches [4:P] 01273 227767 Funky Fish, Marine Pde [5:V] 07887 946158 Grace, 52 North St [7:Q] 01273 733212 The Green Door Store, Undercroft, Brighton Train Station [O:12] 07894 267053 The Haunt, 10 Pool Valley [S:5] Havana Club, Regency Sq [5:K] 01273 203090 Honeyclub, Kings Rd Arches [3:R] 01273 202807 Jazz Place, Ship St [5:O] 01273 328439 Legends Bar & Club, 31-34 Marine Pde [5:V] 01273 624462 Life, 159-161 Kings Rd Arches [4:O] 01273 770505 Loft, 10 Ship St. [5:P] 01273 328439 New Hero, Dyke Rd [8:N] 01273 208678 Oceana, West St [5:O] 01273 732627 Pavilion Tavern, Castle Sq [6:R] 01273 827641 Lo La Lo, East St [5:R] 01273 777904 Pussycat Club, 75 Grand Pde [9:S] 01273 689503 Revenge, 32 Old Steine 01273 606064 The Tube, Kings Rd Arches [4:P] 01273 725541 Tru, West St [5:O] 01273 321628 Volks, Madeira Pl [4:V] 01273 682828 The Yard, Morley St 01273 604110

cinemas Cinematheque, Middle St [6:O] Cineworld, Brighton Marina Duke of Yorks, Preston Circus [17:O] picturehouses.co.uk Odeon, West St [5:O] odeon.co.uk

01273 384300 08712 002000 08707 551228 08712 244007

theatres&venues AM Gallery, 1 Borough St [H:8] 01273 771228 The Barcelo Ship Hotel, The Tudor Rooms, 31-38 Kings Rd [P:4] 01273 329001 Blank Studios & Gallery, 108 North St, Portslade 07816 577140 Bellis Gallery, 8-9 King’s Rd 01273 747429 Bowlplex, Marina Village 01273 818180 Brighton Body Casting, 7 Ship Street Gdns [P:5] 07961 338045 Brighton Centre, Kings Rd [5:N] 01273 290131 Brighton Dome, Church St [8:R] 01273 709709 Brighton Toy & Model Museum, 52-55 Trafalgar St [O:12] 01273 749494 Brighton Media Centre, 15-17 Middle St 01273 201100 Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, Royal Pavilion, 4-5 Pavilion Buildings [7:R] 01273 290900 Brighton University Gallery, 58-64 Grand Pde [9:S] 01273 643010 Capers Café, 27 Gardner St [P:9] 01273 675550 CETLD, Faculty of Arts, University of Brighton, 58-67 Grand Pde 01273 642899 Chapel Royal, North St [7:Q] 01273 328767 Church of the Annunciation, 89 Washington St 01273 681341 Corn Exchange, Church St [9:R] 01273 709709 Freeman Centre, Uni of Sussex 01273 686758 Grey Area, LGF, 31 Queens Rd [8:O] (Live Performance Space) www.greyareagallery.org G Casino, 9 Grand Junction Rd [R:4] 01273 326514 Hilton Metropole Hotel, 106-121 Kings Rd [5:I] 01273 775432 Hove Museum & Art Gallery, 19 New Church Rd 01273 290200 Impure Art, 13 Ship St 01273 732246 Ink_D Gallery, 96 North Rd 01273 645299 Komedia, Gardner St [9:Q] 01273 647100 Latest MusicBar [5:T] 01273 687171 Lucky Voice, 8 Black Lion St 01273 715770 Lust, 43 Gardner S [9:Q] 01273 699344 Marlborough Theatre, Princes St [8:S] 01273 570028 Marwood Café, 52 Ship St [7:P] 01273 382063 Micro, 193 Kings Rd Arches 01273 227767 Middle Street Synagogue, Middle St My Hotel, Jubilee Sq 01273 900300 Nest Gallery, St James St 01273 673426 New Venture Theatre, Bedford Pl [6:I] 01273 746118 Nightingale Theatre, Queens Rd [12:O] 01273 702563 Octopus Gallery, 28 York Pl [S:13] 07812929048 The Old Courtroom, 118 Church St [R:8] 01273 775461 Pavilion Tavern, Castle Sq [7:R] 01273 827641 Permanent Gallery, 20 Bedford Pl [6:I] 07919 184417 Phoenix Gallery, 10-14 Waterloo Pl 01273 603700 Preston Manor, Preston Drove 01273 292770 Rendezvous Casino, Marina Village 01273 605602 Ralli Hall, 81 Denmark Villas 01273 202254 Red Roaster, St James St [6:U] 01273 686668 Sallis Benney Theatre, 58-64 Grand Pde [9:S] 01273 643010 She Said, 13 Ship St Gardens [6:P] 01273 777811 Skyline Art Gallery, Brighton Marina 0800 5118192 St George’s Church, St Georges Rd 01273 673914 St Mary’s Church, Upper St. James St 01273 698601 St. Luke’s Church, Queen’s Park Rd 01273 688147 The Nightingale Theatre, Above Grand Central, 29-30 Surrey St 01273 709709 Theatre Royal, New Rd [8:Q] 08700 606650 Unitarian Church, New Rd 01273 696022 University Of Brighton Gallery, Grand Pde 01273 643012 Upstairs at Three & Ten, 10 Steine St [7:S] 07786 984900 Yellowave Beach, 299 Madiera Drive 01273 672222 York Place Studios, 28 York PL [13:R]

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