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futureevents Don’t miss Educating Rita at the Theatre Royal. Also check out American band Vintage Trouble at the Komedia. We just can’t get enough of Ed Sheeran right now and in October he comes to perform at the Brighton Centre. Comedian activist Mark Thomas does a show about love, death and the search for peace in an imperfect world with some gags thrown in at the Corn Exchange. Louise Donno: future@whatsonguide.co.uk

Albion Race Day Thurs 19th July, Brighton Racecourse Brighton Racecourse and the Albion have teamed up to raise funds and awareness to support the fantastic Albion in the Community. Enjoy a day at the races, join Gus and the team to help celebrate a successful first season on returning to the Championship and take the opportunity to meet and talk to some of the players and management of the Albion. brighton-racecourse.co.uk

Educating Rita

Mon 16th & Wed 18th july, Theatre Royal Originally commissioned by the Royal Shakespeare Company, Matthew Kelly and Claire Sweeney star in Willy Russell’s modern classic. A gem of British theatre, Educating Rita is the story of the relationship between a feisty Liverpudlian hairdresser and a jaded university professor. Rita has a passion for literature and is intent upon self-improvement. Frank’s disillusionment with life has driven him to the bottle. atgtickets.com/brighton

Vintage Trouble Wed 15th Aug, The Komedia LA four-piece Vintage Trouble briefly featured in the top 10 worldwide trending topics on Twitter. If you missed this band perform on Later With Jools Holland last year check them out at Komedia in August. Singer Ty Taylor reminds us of a young James Brown. Combining their love for original soul and rhythm & blues their music is an unlimited force of creativity. komedia.co.uk 4

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Mon 8th & Tues 9th Oct, Corn Exchange Mark Thomas is known for his political activism but in Bravo Figaro he turns his attention to matters closer to home with a show about his father. This is a true tale of a builder’s love of opera, degenerative illness and how to put opera on in a bungalow. A show about love, death and peace in an imperfect world. brightondome.org

Ed Sheeran Fri 19th Oct, Brighton Centre It’s just been announced that Ed Sheeran is the most streamed artist in 2012 so far. We just can’t get enough of this guy either and luckily for us he will be making his way back to Brighton in October as part of a tour to perform at the Brighton Centre. This concert is expected to sell out so book your tickets early. brightoncentre.co.uk

Beach Of The Dead Sat 20th Oct, 3pm Victoria Gardens Brighton’s annual Zombie walk is not to be missed! If you’re feeling lifeless, apathetic, or totally lacking in independent judgment get yourself down to Victoria Gardens and join the walk of death. For costume and make up inspiration check out youtube footage from last year. The walk finishes at the Concorde2 where there will be an after-Party. beachofthedead.com

White Night Festival Mon 29th Oct, Various Venues Celebrating the clocks going back, Nuit Blanche is a unique cultural festival that takes place across the city from 6pm to 6am. Interact in pop video routines and food flinging Olympics. Last year I was pinging golf balls off the top of an NCP car park! Indulge in some truly far out midnight rituals and channel your twilight alter egos. whitenightnuitblanche.com

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junefocus You may be feeling somewhat jaded with three festivals on in the last couple of months but come on, you’re a Brightonian. Party is your middle name! Hence here are my suggestions for June - nothing too ‘heavy’ so I’ll ease you out gently to avoid the post-festival blues. Soak up the sun, if it indeed appears and wallow in the delightful gentle vibe of a less frantic city than of late. Kairen Kemp: focus@whatsonguide.co.uk

Paintings of Light and Quiet Until Tues 5th, Gallery 40 An exploration of the qualities of light and representation in painting through a broad range of subjects, “Paintings of Light and Quiet” is the inaugural exhibition of young artist Tim Patrick. The works show Tim’s progress as a painter from studying in Florence to more recent compositions created during his degree in painting at Brighton University. timpatrick.co.uk

Tribal Remix Hafla Sun 3rd, The Jive Monkey Theatre & Bar Hafla – for the initiated – is belly dancing. Go shake your wobbly bits and watch experts shake theirs. You’ll be treated to a student belly dance showcase, followed by live music from gypsy swing trio The Swing Ninjas. The night is part of a four-day festival dedicated to the art organised by Brighton based dancer Hilde Cannoodt. thejivemonkey.com

The Space

Thurs 7th, Komedia The quarterly celebrity Q&A event celebrates its sixth anniversary in style with two amazing guests – none other than Slade frontman Noddy Holder and Martin Baker, the Executive Producer of The Muppets, Fraggle Rock also worked on the David Bowie film Labyrinth. Always thought-provoking and highly entertaining, The Space never fail to book high-profile guests you’d struggle to see in this format elsewhere. thespace.uk.com 6

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Fri 8th, St Luke’s Church, Queen’s Park Compelling young Finnish musicians Kreeta-Julia Heikkilä (violin) and Roope Gröndahl (piano) perform well-known solo and duo works by Sibelius, Bartok and Prokofiev, as well as the UK premiere of Sonatina for violin and piano by the Finnish composer, Leevi Madetoja, described as ‘a small wonder’. Grab a glass of wine and let the melodies take you to another time and place. stlukesconcerts.webeden.co.uk

Jazz – Lighthouse Thurs 14th, St George’s Church Celebrating their signing to the prestigious German label ACT, the hugely successful Lighthouse are back with their original personnel after two years working on other projects. The newly invigorated trio punch deep into exciting groove-based tunes, inspired Celtic rhythms and an eclectic mix of Chick Corea, Bill Bruford, Yellowjackets, John Coltrane, and DJ Carl Cox. jazzcds.co.uk/brighton

Healing Sounds of Ancient Turkey

Sat 23rd, Community Base Sun 24th, Ballroom, Thistle Hotel Specializing in the ancient Turkish mystic-devotional music genre, Latif Bolat has been received with appreciation and enthusiasm throughout the world. He provides a unique philosophy approach by creating an intimate, almost “storytelling” atmosphere. Delivering a lecture on “One Thousand Years of Turkish Mystic Sufi Tradition” and present his book “Quarreling with God”. latifbolat.com

Lucy Porter Edinburgh Preview Wed 27th, Caroline of Brunswick At 4’11” Lucy may be short in stature but walks tall when it comes to great material. Her new preview show, examining what it means to be a ‘people person’ and whether it’s a good life choice to be one, is part of the excellent ‘Fringe 2 Fringe’ line-up throughout the summer including Richard Herring, Henning Wehn and Andi Osho. carolineofbrunswick.co.uk

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eatingout Sometimes it’s a good idea to take a different direction when it comes to eating out, so this month that’s exactly what I did. In the shape of Brighton Ballroom on a Friday night and I am glad I did. Plus this month we discover our wonderful food mistress Tina Cantina has been busying herself with prep for her Sunday pop up at Mr Wolfe. This month I’m looking forward to alfresco dining. Justin Williams: eat@whatsonguide.co.uk

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We turned up about 10 mins before the given time of 8pm, to find a mix of ages queuing outside in dresses & tuxedos with very much a 1920/30’s look. My friend, Manrico and I had just come straight from the office so not in period dress costume, but we thought what the hell and went in anyway.

Mushroom cream sauce. Devour this we did and both of us were pleasantly surprised by the speed of the service and the quality of our tasty dishes. The Wine continued to flow through to the dessert. We both opted for the “White Peach Pavlova”. It was simply delicious.

The room was buzzing and for a minute I thought I had gone back in time. We were shown to our table by John, who introduced himself and could not do enough to make us comfortable. Mojitos were ordered as Manrico had just touched down from a trip to Cuba and he was still in holiday mode. Our first course arrived – Bresaola for moi and soup for my friend. We were hungry so we demanded the mains thereafter and they turned up quick smart. Mine was the mustard crusted Salmon and Manrico’s was chicken with a

Did I mention the entertainment? Throughout dinner and thereafter we watched performers belt out Frankie Sinatra hits & lovely ladies undressed down to their tassles to give us some Burlesque. If you fancy a dining experience with a difference, this night really does offer some great entertainment. I would recommend that if you do go though its worth getting in to the swing of things and dressing up for the occasion. I’ll be going back with a group of friends next time.

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Various Dates Supper club hostess CanTina is cooking a lazy Sunday lunch held at Mr Wolfe; a fantastic new coffee house serving super tasty coffee, specialty teas and handmade cakes. The lunch: 4 seasonal courses of local produce, perky fresh flavours, a FREE cocktail and live music. All served in a cute and cosy setting with sharing tables. BYO booze and chatter. First date June 3rd. cantinabrighton.co.uk for booking mrwolfe.co.uk venue/menu/ info

Sing-Tong Thai Cuisine Mon-Sat Evenings Thai Happy Hour Menu 5pm-8pm

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health&lifesyle

health&lifestyle Summer is nearly upon us (really) and so it’s time to sort out the extra pounds one has accumulated over the winter months through all the comfort eating. I have decided to take action and get fit so I will be ready for the swimming budgies (think Daniel Craig) this summer come hell or high water. My mate Neil told me to go see Brandon at Active 4 Less in Hove. Suzie Williams: Waters: eat@whatsonguide.co.uk Justin health@whatsonguide.co.uk

Active4Less Hove

Unit 1, Portland Road Trading Estate, Hove. 01273 415515, active4lesshove.com So this will be the start of my journey to try and restore my body confidence back on the beaches of Cannes, Barcelona, Ibiza, Rio but more likely Brighton Beach this summer in 4 weeks. I am not a huge gym fan, I like a gentle game of tennis weekly on a Friday morning. I have been a member of just about every gym & health club in the city. Time to re-evaluate how I get fit and more importantly think about it strategically as diet will be key to this process. So off I went to meet with Brandon at Active for Less for a chat before I enlisted and my first impressions were good, I could park if I drove, there are good bus routes and a bike park. Once inside the gym it has

a good feel to the place and the staff and members seem very happy and friendly, always a good sign. On our first meeting Brandon shows me the various zones around the Gym. This has been well thought through and there is even a women only area. Brandon explained that the key to losing weight will be exercise, diet and new technologies which I was intrigued to know more, but that would all come later. So this is the start to loose weight and be in those budgies before you can say Daniel Craig eat your heart out. Watch this space for next months update to to see how I get on.

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ecotechnology

ecotechnology The Eco Technology Show will showcase a range of renewable and sustainable technologies, which perform a crucial role in protecting the environment and making our lives more efficient. Around 5,000 attendees are expected to visit the AMEX Stadium for this inspirational show in Brighton on the 15th and 16th June 2012. Around 100 exhibitors will take part in different zones, including Eco Build, Design, Energy, Transport, Home, Food and Lifestyle. Billy Mauseth: editorial@whatsonguide.co.uk

Workshops & Talks With over 20 free talks over two days, visitors can learn about everything from water and waste efficiency at home, to how many bicycles it takes to power your home. You’ll also learn how to make your home warmer, healthier and cheaper to run. There’s no booking fee, but it is on a first come first serve basis! Go to: ecotechnologyshow.co.uk

Travel Zone Who knew you could get to 60 mph in just 3.7 seconds with zero tail pipe emissions? See how with the Tesla supercar and the British home grown, 100% Electric Super Car the Lightning GT. You can also see a Brightondesigned and manufactured solar powered eBike and an exciting range of transport systems including the Electric Blue Bird, Vauxhall Ampera, Mitsubishi I-MIEV, Nissan Leaf, Renault Twizy, BMW and SMART

Build Energy & Home Zone With fuel prices doubling every five years, over 4 million households in fuel poverty (10% of annual income being spent on heating homes) and a reduction in fuel security, alternatives are needed. This zone will feature products that businesses and the public need to retrofit or improve their building or home, demonstrating how to reduce energy costs and ‘do your bit’ to reduce carbon emissions. 12

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infor & tickets: Tickets also on the door on the day ecotechnologyshow.co.uk The Lifestyle and Education Zone will have a range of fantastic products for environmentally friendly living, education providers and networks, plus jewellery and art. Recognising that a lifestyle change is intrinsic, there will be opportunities to learn how products are made in order to make better-informed purchases and the chance to test new technologies including solar bikes, e-trikes and Segway’s on our test track.

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Local, Sustainable Food & Drink Market Did you know that we have a multitude of award winning sustainable food and drink producers on our doorstep? Our market will showcase organic fruit and veg, cheese, chutneys, pickles and jams, sausages, meat, fish and pies, cakes and ice cream and of course, local beer and wine. Come and meet your local producer and try and buy the wonderful delicacies they have to offer.

Smart Business Conference

Brighton’s first Smart Business Conference plays host to leading international industry figures, pioneering business leaders and politicians on 15 June. Speakers include local MPs Caroline Lucas, Greg Barker and Norman Baker. This high level conference for the private and public sector will address the latest strategies, tools, green technology products and services to support sustainable growth within business and local government. For more information visit: smartbusinessconference.co.uk.

Why Sussex? Brighton is the ideal location for the Eco Technology Show, with Brighton & Hove Council led by the Green Party and Caroline Lucas. Brighton has some of the most ecologically aware residents in the UK. With world-class education, eco building innovation, a digital hub, award winning local food and drink producers and voted the happiest UK City and Green Capital of Britain, Brighton was the natural starting point.

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culture&events

culture&events The Festival and Fringe are over but fear not, there are still treats galore for you this month, although I have perhaps unwisely included a couple of outdoors events; bear in mind my friends, you may need to bring along your umbrellas and wellingtons for these. The rest are all safely taking place under the shelter of a variety of roofs across the city; some of them very grand indeed. Sarah Herbert: culture@whatsonguide.co.uk

Simon Amstell – Numb Sat 2nd, Brighton Dome Following 2009’s critically acclaimed Do Nothing Simon Amstell is back. In a show billed as “Heidegger meets Woody Allen”, the former presenter of Never Mind the Buzzcocks, and writer of Grandma’s House wrestles with his demons and attempts to heal himself in public. This is where philosophy collides with anxiety. Well stand back people, and let the pieces fall where they may. brightondome.org

Love’s Labour’s Lost Thur 7th & Fri 8th, The Old Market The Deafinitely Theatre company aim to bridge the gap between the deaf and hearing worlds by performing to an audience comprised of both. In the first ever full length Shakespeare play to be translated into British Sign Language (BSL) their version of the rich and pun-riddled text is combined with live music to create a new and exciting interpretation. theoldmarket.com

Classic and Kit Car Run Sun 10th, Madeira Drive Come along to Marine Parade and catch a look at row after row of delicious vintage motors harking back to the golden age of motoring, with Triumph Heralds, Ford Anglias, and Rolls Royces side by side with some pretty impressive kit cars, whose owners have lovely built them one piece at a time, to quote the 1976 Johnny Cash hit. classiccarrun.com 14

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17th June, Madeira Drive Pedalling like mad for the British Heart Foundation; hundreds of cyclists will be taking the 54 mile challenge from Clapham Common to Madeira Drive, stopping only to readjust their lycra. Don’t settle for seeing them speed through town, get down to the finishing line, give them a big old clap, and spare a thought for the next day’s saddle sore. bhf.org.uk

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The Real Thing Tues 19th – Fri 22nd , Theatre Royal Art and life, fact and fiction meet and intertwine in this play within a play by Tom Stoppard, author of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead and Shakespeare in Love. Celebrated playwright Henry has written a new play examining the thorny subject of love and infidelity, and has cast his wife in the lead role. Before long things start to get complicated. atgtickets.com

Brighton Japan Festival Fri 22nd - Sun 1st July, Various Venues Aiming to bring Japanese art, culture, design and technology to UK audiences, the Brighton Japan festival includes so many events they cannot all be covered here. Watch out however for the open air anime festival, the Moshi Matsuri, Japanese fancy dress, Paper Cinema, Retro Games Night, whiskey tasting, Kado Workshops, and a screening of the truly terrifying Ring. brightonjapan.com

Jazz at the Grand Tues 26th, Grand Hotel We all need a Tuesday evening treat, and how better to unwind midweek than by listening to the Grand’s resident crooner Matthew VanKan. Performing a selection of swing, jazz and ballads in the gorgeous Victoria bar, Matthew is open to requests, so don’t be shy! If you’d like something dedicated to that special someone, email him through the website below. vankan.co.uk

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culture&events To 3rd: Brighton Fashion Week www.brightonfashionweek.co.uk for full details

amex stadium staium 15th & 16th: Eco Technology Show 2012 10am

bandstand 10th: Brighton & Hove Brass Band 17th: Hangleton Band

beacon hill 4th: Jubilee Beacon

basement 6th: Scratch/ Under Construction 7.30pm £f 9th: Supper Club 7.30pm £8/6 12th: Are You Sitting Comfortably? Adventure 7.30pm £6/4

bees mouth Tues: Life Drawing 7.30pm £6

blakers park 16th: Community Picnic & Summer Fair

brighton centre 17th: The Wiggles Live In Concert 11am & 2pm £17/62

brighton museum 2nd: Fabulous Fifties To 6th Nov: George IV and his Friends 6th: Brighton In Coronation Year To 21st October: The Hole in Mount Hakone To 6th Nov: My Favourite Toy £f 3rd to 25th Nov: Fashion And Flag

brighton pier 1st: The Royal Escape Race 4th & 5th: Queen’s Jubilee Spectacular!

brighton seafront 15th: Martlets Midnight Walk

the brunswick 6th: Three Oak Productions Presents.. 7.30pm £8 13th: Conversation Cafe 7.30pm £5 18th: Brighton Stanza 8pm £5

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caroline of brunswick 4th: Moviebar 7.30pm £f 5th: Love Bites Alternative Singles Night 8pm £1 8th: Funny Girls 8pm £5/4 9th: Frighten Brighton Launch Party 8pm £f 13th: Funnyhaha 8pm £7/6 14th: Funny’s Funny 8pm £5 18th: Phil Nichol: Rants! 8pm £5 19th: Laughtermath 8pm £3 20th: Nick Helm: This Means War! 8pm £5 24th: The Infernal Salon 5pm £2 25th: Richard Herring: Talking Cock The 2nd Coming 8pm £10 26th: Lucy Porter: People Person 8pm £8

chapel royal 2nd - 5th: Diamond Jubilee Flower Festival

concorde 2 2nd: Miss Pole Dance UK 2012 3pm £25 + bf adv 17th: London to Brighton Bike Ride 11am £f

east st bastion 2nd: Firefighters Marathon Challenge 17th: Meet The National Park Rangers 22nd: RSPB Promotion 28th: Caffe Latte Sampling Campaign 30th: European Olive Oil Promotional Unit

gallery 40 To 5th: Tim Patrick “Paintings of Light and Quiet” 2011-2012 10am £f

hotel pelirocco 25th June - 15th August: Photo Exhibition by Vanessa Lawrence 11am £f

hove lawns 25th: FDM Charity Fun Run

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culture&events hove park 1st: Youth Races 4th: Hove Lions Carnival 10th: Arena 80 AC Races 15th: Brighton Mitre Cycle Races

hove promenade 1st - 5th: Funfair

jive monkey 6th & 13th: The Torch Song Tragedies 9pm £7 22nd: Shimmy Shimmy Shimmy! Burlesque party 8pm £8 23rd: Japan Fest Party 8pm 30th: Alive & Swinging 8.30pm £15

jubilee square 1st - 3rd: Blank Slate Gallery INTERFACE 10am £f

kemp town 9th: Kemp Town Carnival 11am £f

komedia 2nd: The Maydays 7.30pm £8/6 3rd: Bent Double 7.30pm £10.50/8.50 7th: Hammer & Tongue 7.30pm £5/4 The Space Noddy Holder & Martin Baker 8pm £8.50/5.50 9th: Funny Women 8pm £10/8

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10th: Maff Brown’s Parade Of This 7pm £5+ 13th: Barry & Stuart, Show & Tell 8pm £14/12 So You Think You’re Funny 8pm £6 28th: Comic Boom 8pm £9/7/5 Fosters Krater Comedy Club 1st-3rd : Addy Van Der Borgh, Iain Stirling (Fri & Sat only), Tony Jameson (Sun only), Stephen Carlin. MC Stephen Grant. 9th -10th: Ed Gamble, Jarred Christmas (Sat only), Carey Marx (Sun only). MC Maff Brown (Sat) + Stephen Grant (Sun). 14th-17th: Ben Norris (Thurs only), Mike Gunn (Thurs only), Barry Castagnola (Sat only), Dave Johns, Pete Firman. MC Stephen Grant. 21st-24th: Johnny Kats (Thurs only), Karl Spain (Thurs-Sat only), John Moloney (Fri-Sun), Joe Lycett (Fri-Sun). MC Stephen Grant. 29th-30th: Erich McElroy, Ian Stone (Fri & Sat only), Phil Nichol. 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 (meal-deal)/£18, Sat- 10:30pm £15.50

latest music bar 12th: Charity Chuckle 8pm £8/5 14th: Catalyst Club 8pm £5 19th: Cafe Scientifique 8pm £f 21st: Wellsbourne Society 7.30pm £5 Pop Up Ping Pong Parlour 7.30pm £f

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9th: RSPCA Family Fun Day 10th: NTC Founders Day 30th: Takepart Local

10th: Concours D’Elegance Classic Car Display 24th: Sussex Festival of Nature 30th & 1st: Cancer Research Race For Life

madiera drive 10th: London to Brighton Car Rally 17th: BHF Bike Ride

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new venture theatre 16th - 23rd: Medea 7.45pm (Not 18th), Matinee 17th 2.30pm £7/9/10

8th: Teos Chamber Duo 7.30pm £6/4 22nd: Diana Mathews (viola) and Jonathan Beatty (piano) 7.30pm £6/4 29th: Sussex Flutes 7.30pm £6/4

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14th: Indifference 8pm £8.50/6.50

11th: Lucy Porter and Phil Nichol £6

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9th: Norfolk Square Community Festival

15th: Swish Nights £13.50/15

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To 2nd: Bette & Joan 7.45pm, 2.30pm (31st &2nd) £13 - 27 4th - 9th: Avenue Q 7.45pm £17.50 - 32.50 11th - 14th: Murder On The Nile 7.45pm, £12 - 32 19th - 22nd: The Real Thing 7.45pm £12 - 32 28th to 2nd July: Dandy Dick 7.45pm £15 - 35

2nd - 24th: Climate Connections Exhibition

preston park 2nd: Picnic In The Park 9th: Football Marathon 23rd: Take Part Sports Festival 26th: The Big Toddle

preston manor To 30th Sept: New Season Open Days 10am Tues - Sat, 2pm Sun, closed Mon programme

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30th: Bear Picnic In The Park

rottingdean green 16th: Lions Fayre

royal pavilion Until March 2013: Charlotte, The Forgotten Princess

tom 7th & 8th: Love’s Labour’s Lost in British Sign Language 7.30pm £12/10 7th: Shorts & Sweets Book Club 7.30pm £f 10th: Post-Roast Comedy Previews 6pm £5 11th: Miniclick Photography Talk 6.30pm £f 12th - 16th: Sweet Charity 7.30pm (2.30pm, Sat) £12.50 21st: Laughtermarket 8pm £1.50

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1st - 4th: Jubilee Street party & Cider Festival

16th: Family Fun Run & Children’s Scooterthon

st annes wells gdns 30th & 1st July: Two Gentlemen of Verona

yellowave 5th: Double Beach Fest One Day Tournament

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tennis The Tennis season is nearly upon us once again. Get out the Pimms, prep the Strawberries and Cream and put aside some quality time to watch some exhilarating matches. If you are thinking of spectating, Wimbledon tickets are tres diffiicult to get your mits on but you could always do a day trip to Eastbourne. Eastbourne dates are 16-23rd June. Wimbledon begins a week early due to the Olympics on June 18th. Louise Donno: editorial@whatsonguide.co.uk

Tennis Anyone? As we go to print there are still tickets available for the AEGON International Eastbourne 2012 championships. Tickets will set you back from £27 to £41 quid for a day pass Box office: 0844 5813015. If you haven’t already secured tickets for Wimbledon your best chance now is to queue, a glorious British tradition we love to do. You will have to queue from 7.30am on the day, tickets costs from £36- £120

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Former British No.1 Greg Rusedski is making a welcome return to the court this summer. He has been confirmed to play in a special legends match on Sunday June 17th. Rusedski. Also worth watching is World No.41 Marcos Baghdatis.

Wimbledon as ever will see the finest players from over 60 countries competing. The favorites for the Wimbledon 2012 tournament is going to depend heavily on how the first two Grand Slam tournaments go in Sydney and Paris. On the men’s side, lookout for both Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic to be favoured, while Roger Federer will no doubt be looking to get back to winning on the grass. As for the women in Wimbledon 2012, with the field being as wide open as it’s ever been, expect plenty of surprises. Can Caroline Wozniacki finally break through? Or can Knitova repeat. It’s going to be a thrilling couple of weeks at the All England Club. www.wimbledon.com

Ana Ivanovic is also set to return to Eastbourne this year. She recently referred to Eastbourne as a ‘charming tournament and one of the most competitive on the Tour – ‘The grass is beautiful.’ Last year 13 of the 20 top ranking female players competed at this tournament and this year are expected to attend once again. www.lta.org.uk

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Brighton Racecourse has some great summer racing coming up. Four meetings in June, include two evenings with one showing the England match. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t forget the Albion race day on 19th July before we enter our three day festival that is already selling well. For all events visit www.brighton-racecourse.co.uk . And another date for the diary - the Vintage Nation Festival on June 9th, a great day out for all of the family! Stuart D: editorial@whatsonguide.co.uk

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June Racing We start the fixtures with our meeting on the 1st, with a unique ticket offer available in advance â&#x20AC;&#x201C; enjoy afternoon racing, then watch the Fat Boy Slim concert! On the 12th &19th - evening racing featuring a great beer and balti offer. We finish with a great mid-summer afternoon meeting on the 26th June. Contact us now on 01273 603580 for more information on some of the great offers available!

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filmclub We’re now into blockbuster season, as the movie machine starts to crank into top gear hoping to entice us out of the sun and into the cinema. This month there’s high concept (‘Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter’, 20th), favourites from yesterday (‘Top Cat – The Movie’, 1st), World War Two action (‘Red Tails’, 6th), a documentary on Woody Allen and a new comedy starring Simon Pegg (‘A Fantastic Fear of Everything’, 8th). Martin Lampitt: cinema@whatsonguide.co.uk

Fast Girls In Cinemas, 15th ‘Fast Girls’ tells the story of a British female relay team and the rivalry between council estate girl Shania (Lenora Crichlow) and rich kid Lisa (Lily James). Apparently the creative team were on a tight deadline to get this out before the Olympics and unfortunately it shows, mainly in the sketchy script. Events become too convenient in order to progress the plot, stereotypes abound and the characters seem a little two dimensional. Anyone who has watched BBC3’s excellent ‘Being Human’ will know that Critchlow is an extremely likeable and capable actress but what makes a great sporting movie is the protagonist’s struggle and there is not enough at stake here to

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make her journey as convincing as it needs to be. Noel Clarke, who also appears as the girls’ coach, can obviously write an engaging, witty script solo (the immensely enjoyable ‘4.3.2.1’) but here the words cooks and broth spring to mind as he shares the credit with Jay Basu and Roy Williams. It’s ably directed by Regan Hall and some nice supporting roles from Phil Davies and Clarke but I can only give this the bronze. If you’re a fifteen year old girl then you’ll probably lap this up as the predictably feel good ending hits all the right buttons but, for me, ‘Fast Girls’ limped across the finish line rather than storming home.

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Glastonbury The Movie Revisited

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In Cinemas, 29th As the festival is not taking place this year fans can console themselves with a new version of the absolutely brilliant historical look at Worthy Farm through the ages. Re edited from scratch with the benefit of new technology, the film now has an extra thirty minutes of unseen footage and a crisp, new sound mix. Just add your own mud for authenticity.

Juan of the Dead On DVD, 4th This satirical horror tells the blooddrenched tale of a slacker who decides to save Cuba from an invasion of cannibalistic zombies. As the zombies turn Havana into a gory circus of flying limbs, the nightly news anchors continue to calmly assert the government line, that the attacks are not the work of the undead but dissidents in the pay of the United States.

Prometheus In Cinemas, 1st My excitement levels for this one are off the Richter scale. Nearly twenty five years after director Ridley Scott completed ‘Alien’ he returns to the same universe to explain where those pesky xenomorphs came from. With a stellar cast including Charlize Theron and Guy Pearce, a story that has been shrouded in secrecy and some great viral marketing, this could be the movie of the summer.

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We have some Prometheus goodie bags up for grabs, courtesy of the good people at Twentieth Century Fox. To be in with a chance of winning one just answer this simple question. Q: What year was ‘Alien’ originally released? Email your answer, along with your name and address to cinema@whatsonguide.co.uk by 15th July 2012 with ‘Prometheus competition’ as the subject. Good luck.

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fun4kids There’s lots of fun to be had this month and you don’t have to spend a fortune, in fact there’s some great free events including a Jubilee picnic at Preston Park. I’ll be heading to the Dome to watch Little Sunshine, Little Rainfall and popping into the Theatre Royal for a Jubilee workshop with my daughter. The Wiggles are back at the Brighton Centre for another toot toot chugga ... Louise Donno: editorial@whatsonguide.co.uk

UK Baby & Toddler Show 2012 Sat 2nd June, 11am – 4.30pm, Brighton Racecourse Whether you are enjoying the pitter patter of tiny feet or are expecting your little one very soon, the UK Baby and Toddler Show is a must to do for you and your family… The show aims to provide parents with a carefully selected array of products to purchase and great tips and advice. There’s also kids entertainment. ukbabyandtoddlershow.co.uk/ events-diary/brighton

Treasure Hunt & Picnic-in-the-Park. Sat 2nd, Hove Museum & Preston Park Get the kids interacting with Jubilee celebrations! At Hove library they can search for the 6 crown jewels hidden in the Children’s Library then collect and decorate a bookmark. Then you can move on to Preston Park at 12 noon for a picnic. All ages are challenged to make and wear their own fabulous crown for the event. brighton-hove-rpml.org.uk

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Wed 6th, 10am - 12.30pm, Theatre Royal To commemorate the Jubilee, Theatre Royal Brighton comes alive through this story telling and drama workshop exploring Kings and Queens - real and imagined! This family workshop is suitable for all royals 5 yrs and over. Adult + 1 child £12, each additional child £5 (there is no charge for under 5s. atgtickets.com/brighton

The Wiggles Sun 17th, Brighton Centre Toot toot chugga ... This fab four from Australia perform live to the kids while your kids wiggle along to hits such as Hot Potato, Fruit Salad, Rock A Bye Your Bear and Toot, Toot, Chugga Chugga. Join Dorothy the Dinosaur, Captain Feathersword, Wags the Dog, Henry the Octopus and the world famous Wiggly dancers for what promises to be a spectacular show. brightoncentre. co.uk

Little Sunshine, Little Rainfall Sat 30th 11.30 & 2.30pm, The Dome Blending folklore with traditional music and dance, and inspired by haiku and origami, this delightful show for younger audiences celebrates the beauty and simplicity of Japanese culture. Brought to you by the same team that created the much-loved Paper Washi Wish, this exciting and inventive theatrical experience is presented as part of the Brighton Japan Festival. Performed in English with a little Japanese. brightondome.org

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b&halbion Having completed the first successful season at the Amex, the club is currently installing an additional 5000 seats before the start of 2012/13 season. Albion fans or visitors to the city have plenty to do during the summer, including visiting Dick’s bar and coffee shop, taking a tour or booking a Sunday lunch in the main West stand. Check out www.seagulls.co.uk for more information. Paul Rogers, Head of Commercial Services

Like Us & Win On Facebook Albion are looking to grow their official Facebook page which currently has over 17,000 fans. When the count reaches 20,000 fans one lucky supporter will be selected at random for a money-can’t-buy prize. The winner will be invited to an Albion pre-match press conference, where boss Gus Poyet and a player will address the media, ahead of an up-coming fixture. The winner will also receive a shirt signed by the Albion first team squad. Visit www.facebook.com/officialbhafc and Like our Facebook page. Good luck!

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Please contact us on 0844 3271901 to book your appointment with our ticket staff, who are looking forward to welcoming you to the Amex to choose your seat for next season. We hope you will join us for another exciting season at the Amex.

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Season tickets sales are well underway for the new seats in the East Stand upper and south-west corner and the view of the action from the new East Stand upper tier will be fantastic. There may also be availability in other areas around the stadium. We only have a short period in which to sell these tickets during the close season, so to avoid disappointment supporters interested in purchasing a season

ticket for the 2012/13 season are encouraged to join the season ticket waiting list. You will then be invited by a member of the sales team to choose your seat for next season.

0845 49 69 442 store@bhafc.co.uk The Seagulls Superstore at the Amex Open Monday - Saturday 9.00am - 5.00pm Matchdays 9.00am - 2.50pm & 4.45pm - 6.15pm Brighton & Hove Albion Club Store Open Monday - Saturday 9.30am - 5.30pm Sunday 10.00am - 4.00pm Matchdays Saturday 9.30am - 5.00pm

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uefa2012 Euro 2012 is upon us! Queue the flutter in the chest and the ache in the stomach for fans of English football. Poland and Ukraine are hosting, with the Ukraine appearing for the first time. Reigning European and World Cup champions Spain are on form and looking to add a third European title to their growing collection. The tournament kicks off on June 8th with the final on July 1st. Gareth Becker : editorial@whatsonguide.co.uk

The Team To Beat Spain has dominated international football since they adopted their revolutionary tiki-taka style before the Euro ’08 championship. They won the ’10 World Cup after a slow start and banished any doubts about their continued footballing flair after qualifying for Euro ‘12 with eight wins out of eight. If La Furia Roja can win this tournament, they will be the first ever team to take three major titles in a row.

The Contender Germany have an axe to grind in Euro ‘12, they went out of both Euro ’08 and The World Cup ’10 after losing 1-0 to Spain. Historically Germany is the top performing side in the European cup, winning four times since 1972. They’ll be looking to increase that this year with the help of star striker Miroslav Klose, he needs six goals to become Germany’s highest scoring player ever.

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barlife Straight into June with a program of events whether you are a royalist, football head or tennis lover this month has it all. The key is if you want to see these events in comfortable surroundings you have much choice. But if not you still have choice to grab a cocktail or a beer and watch the city come alive in the summer, nowhere better to be, cheers. Kairen Kemp: bars@whatsonguide.co.uk

H Bar 16 Church Road, Hove. 01273 725890 Located on Church Road, The H Bar offers three floors of style and sophistication including a VIP Lounge, Champagne and Cocktail Bar & superb underground Night Club. All three levels are airconditioned and bring a simple but elegant blend of style and splendour; providing the perfect atmosphere for an unbeatable night out in Brighton & Hove. Playing every week, on one of the best sound systems in the south of England, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll find some of the current and famous DJs on the planet with the likes of Judge Jules, John 00 Fleming, Dave Pearce, CJ Mackintosh, Terry Francis and the list goes on.

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fridays Above Audio Local DJs 10pm £f Belushis Muy Loco 9pm £f The Black Dove 1st: Hot-Tip Hi-Fi 8th: Mo Taters 15th: Afro Groove 8pm £f Caroline Of Brunswick 1st: Hardwired Festival Pre party 8th: Get Some 15th: Distortion 22nd: Teenage Wasteland 29th: DJ Lamp’s Eclectic Chair 9pm £f Cube Resident Session 2pm £f Doctor Brightons Funky Friday 9.30pm £f Duke Of Norfolk DJ Cashback/ Miss Scarlett 9pm £f Fiddlers Elbow TFI Friday 8pm £f Fishbowl 1st: Keep It Wheel 8th: Jeff Daniels 15th: The Mixer Men 22nd: Richie Cox & Sumsuch 25th: Freestyle Records 9pm £f Fortune of War Fever 9pm £f Freemasons 1st: Mile Wide Smile Club 8th: Cut La Vis 15th: JDevious 22nd: Soul Casserole 29th: Deep Fried 9pm £f The Globe Rum Friday DJs! 8th: TSOB 15th: W.A.T 29th: Rebellious Jukebox 9pm £f Jamaica Inn 1st: Afro Groove with DJ Manello 7.30pm £f The Mesmerist Shake, Holla And Roll 9pm £f The Mucky Duck 8th: Gold Chains No Brains 15th: Resident DJs 29th: Hot Tip Hi-Fi 8pm £f

Northern Lights 8th: Hot Tip Hi Fi 15th: DJ Abo & Lucky Luke 22nd: Scandinavian Midsummer Party 29th: Young Livers 9pm £f OHSO Social DSD Future Beach party 8pm £1 Riki Tik WORK 9pm £f Thomas Kemp DJs 15th: DJ Lamp’s Eclectic Chair 22nd: Hot Tip Hi-Fi 9pm £f The Victory 1st - 4th: The Victory Jubilee Cheese and Cider Festival £f Western Front 1st, 15th & 29th: Rockwell 8th & 22nd: Mixer Men 8pm £f White Rabbit WTF Brighton! 9pm £f The Worlds End DJs & Bands 8pm £f

saturdays Above Audio Warehouse 10pm £f+ Ancient Mariner The Acoustic Sessions 8pm £f Belushis Insomnia 2nd: UV Full Moon Party 9pm £f The Black Dove 9th: The Chop Sauce 8pm £f Caroline of Brunswick 2nd: DJ Sassygoth 9th: Replica 16th: Cazza Karaoke 30th: Punk In Drublic 9pm £f Cube Simply House 16th & 23rd: Too Mucking Fuch 30th: Delirious 2pm £f Duke of Norfolk 30th: 90’s RnB/Hip Hop Night 8pm £f

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barlife Doctor Brightons Sexy Saturday 9.30pm £f Fiddlers Elbow Saturday Sizzlers 9pm £f Fishbowl 2nd: Gareth Stephens 9th: Whats Wrong With Groovin’? 16th: DJ Abo & Ally Smith 23rd: Ben Adams (Riddim Fruit) 30th: Daddy Marcus 9pm £f Fortune of War 2nd: Ben GC and Duncan Disorderley 9th: Flevans 16th: FIP Radio from Paris 23rd: Miss Faricy & Guests 30th: Producers Retreat 9pm £f The Globe DJs 2nd: Alphabet City 9th: Route 1 16th: Jeff Daniels 23rd: Nowhere To Run 30th: BOYF 9pm £f The Hampton 16th: Affglem Belgium Beer Tasting Session 5pm £f Hbar 30th: Soul-Damn Funky Sarah Favouritizm . Expect a selection of upfront and classics deep, soulful, funky & gospel house. £5 free b4 8:30pm Hobgoblin 2nd: Queens Big Beach Boutique Jubilee Weekender 12am £f London Unity 2nd: Decades DJs £f Mesmerist Juke Joint Jamboree 9pm £f Mucky Duck 2nd Sizzle ‘n’ Pop with Senor Mick 9th: Resident DJs 16th: Ross Never Sleeps 30th: Hip Hop with Juan Corbi 9pm £f Northern Lights 9th: DJ Jazzy D 21st: Skandi 23rd: Scandinavian Midsummer Party 30th: DJ R. C Viking 9pm £f The Office 2nd: Bare Hands 16th: HotTip Hi-Fi 8pm £f OHSO Social Saturday Social 8pm £f Open House 9th: Cider Festival 12am Rosehill Tavern King Funk 8pm £f Riki Tik Caught Up 9pm £f Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar 30th: Bitter Disko 9pm £f Thomas Kemp DJs 9pm £f Three Graces 2nd: Diamond Jubilee Weekend The Victory 2nd: Up Against It 9th: Kinema DJs 16th & 30th: Teen Dreams DJs 23rd: DJ Rob Taylor 9pm £f Western Front 2nd & 30th: James Ongley 9th, 16th & 23rd: Jay & Rich 8pm £f White Rabbit The Mixer Men 9pm £f The Worlds End DJ & Bands 8pm £f

sundays Bees Mouth The Hive 9pm £f Belushis Now That’s What I Call A Party Part 1 9pm £f Brighton Rocks Secret Cinema Club 7pm £f Caroline of Brunswick 3rd: The Geekest Link 8.30pm £1 Cube Sunday Social 3rd: Delirious Special 10th: Much Mayhem 2pm £f Doctor Brightons Hangover Therapy 1pm £f Duke of Norfolk Live Music Night 8pm £f Fiddlers Elbow Sham-Rock Open Mic Night 8.30pm £f Fishbowl Recovery? 9pm £f 3rd: Royal Jubilee Party 9pm £f Fountainhead Reggae & Roast 12pm £f 3rd: Quiz Night £1 The Globe Rockoustic 9pm £f 3rd: Keep On Keeping On 9pm £f The Hampton Sunday Supper Sessions 7pm £f Hobgoblin 3rd: Queens Big Beach Boutique Jubilee Weekender 12am £f Northern Lights Northern Light Sunday 5pm OHSO Social Sundown Sundaze 7pm £f Open House 10th & 24th: Quiz Night 8pm £2 per person Riki Tik The Lock In 9pm £f Signalman Open Mic Night 8pm £f Thomas Kemp Sunday Afternoon Jazz 4pm £f Three Graces 3rd: Diamond Jubilee Weekend Victory Blues Sundays 12pm £f 3rd: Teen Dream DJs 9pm £f Western Front E.M.E Band 8pm £f White Rabbit Hush Hush Acoustic Night 8pm £f

mondays Ancient Mariner Quiz Night £1 8pm 4th: Jubilee Street Party 1pm £f Bees Mouth Jazz Forum All Welcome 8.30pm £f Belushis Pump Up The 80’s 9pm £f Black Lion Monday Club 9pm £f

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Cube Monday Mischief 4th: Progressive Special 2pm £f Doctor Brightons Medication Mondays 1pm £f The Hampton Quiz 8pm £1 London Unity Texas Hold Em Poker Night 8pm £10 Riki Tik The Rum Club 8pm £f Signalman Quiz Night 8pm £1 pp Three Graces Knit Wits Crafty Club 7pm £f The Victory 25th: Poetry Night 8pm £f Worlds End Poker Night 8pm

tuesdays Above Audio Cotton Tail Club 8pm £f Bees Mouth Roll ‘dem Bones 9pm £f Belushis Back To The 80’s 9pm £f Black Lion Hit The Decks Open Decks Spin Off 9pm £f Brighton Rocks Gettin’ Quizzy Wit’ It 8pm £1 Cobblers Thumb Play for a pint Open Mic Night 9pm £f Cube Cube Live 2pm £f Doctor Brightons Twisted Tuesdays 1pm Duke Of Norfolk Open Mic Night 9pm £f Fiddler’s Elbow Quizness Time 8pm £1 The Globe Basement Cinema 8pm £f Jive Monkey Quiz Night 7pm £1 London Unity Quiz Night 8.30pm £1 The Mesmerist Conjurers Consortium 7.30pm £f Red Lion General Knowledge/ Music Quiz 8pm £1 Thomas Kemp Poker Night 8pm

wednesdays Above Audio Doctors Orders & Kung Fu DJs 10pm £f Bees Mouth Open Mic 8.30pm £f Belushis Now That’s What I Call A Party Part 2 9pm £f Black Lion Acoustic Showcase 8.30pm £f Cube Wicked Wednesdays 2pm £f Doctor Brightons Cocktail Clinic 1pm Duke Of Norfolk Quiz 9pm £1 pp Fishbowl Tea And Biscuits with Gareth Stephens 10pm £f Fountainhead Student Night £f The Globe Global Bass 9pm £f

London Unity Open Mic Night 8.30pm £f Noble House Hove Gettin’ Quizzy Wit’ It 8pm £1 Northern Lights 6th: Prognosis 13th & 27th: Mystery Train 9pm £f Thomas Kemp Kev & Jenna’s Open Mic 8.30pm £f Three Graces Quiz Night 7pm £f Western Front Hush Hush Acoustic Night 8pm £f

thursdays Above Audio Schtumm 6pm £f Belushi’s Karaoke £f 9pm Caroline of Brunswick 7th: Brighton Bike Night 8pm £1 Cube Brighton Underground 8pm £f Doctor Brightons Thirsty Thursdays 1pm Cube Brighton Underground 2pm £f Fiddlers Elbow Live Lounge 8.30pm £f Fishbowl Residents Association 10.30pm £f 28th: The Mixer Men 10.30pm £f The Globe Hang The DJ 9pm £f Northern Lights 28th: Northern Darkness 9pm £f St James Tavern Stay Sick Turn Blue 8.30pm £f Thomas Kemp Unplugged Sessions 9pm £f Victory Open Mic 8pm £f White Rabbit Open Mic 9pm £f Worlds End The Big Cash Quiz 8pm

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summerfestivals

summerfestivals The festival season has finally switched to overdrive with the arrival of beautiful weather creating the best festival conditions possible. This month, even though early in the festival calendar, features some huge names in the circuit, with Hop Farm Festival, Isle of Wight and the new budget festival king Evolution all setting up camp during June, and if their line ups are anything to go by, this summer will be huge! Andrew Kilpatrick: festivals@whatsonguide.co.uk

Big Beach Bootique Fri 1st - Sat 2nd Returning for a fifth year, local legend Fatboy Slim gets set to ruin the grounds at the Amex Stadium with another year of floor-stomping dance hits, this time backed by Dubstep and Drum n Bass poster boys Nero, Jaguar Skills and house producer extraordinaire, Carl Cox. Just make sure not to forget to wear something you can jump in. fatboyslim.net

Run To The Sun Fri 1st- Mon 4th Pendulum, Netsky and Judge Jules take over the Surf ‘n’ Dance festival Run To The Sun, which returns once again to the stunning beaches of Newquay for another bout of titanic dance acts. Capturing a unique and sought-after beach party atmosphere throughout its four day duration, this relaxed and joyous mixture of music, surfing and cars is a jewel in the UK festival scene. runtothesun.co.uk

Last Jubilee Sat 2nd - Mon 4th Set in the tranquil Bath Racecourse, the scenic location is sure to juxtapose perfectly against the angst-fuelled noise spat out by the punk rock deities, Buzzcocks, The Damned and Eddie & The Hot Rods, which are in attendance. Situated on the same weekend of the Queen’s jubilee, this will be the loudest and rawest way to rebel against monarchy since the French Revolution. lastjubilee.co.uk 40

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Download Festival Fri 8th - Sun 10th Having existed since 2003 in the stomping grounds of the legendary Monsters Of Rock, Download has retained its dominance as king of mainstream metal and rock festivals in the UK ever since. This year featuring the strongest headliners yet in the form of The Prodigy, Metallica playing their iconic Black Album and Godfathers of Metal, Black Sabbath, Download isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t getting senile with age! downloadfestival.co.uk

Parklife Sat 9th - Sun 10th Manchesterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Parklife festival returns again with its biggest and most vibrant line up to date. Played out in a gorgeous park not miles from the city centre, Parklife this year has eclectically skimmed the best of the charts, playing host to behemoth acts such as The Flaming Lips, Noah & The Whale, Dizzee Rascal, Nero and Justice. parklife.uk.com listings deadline 15th June listings@whatsonguide.co.uk

livemusic

livemusic Well, May was a washout wasn’t it? Apart from the music that is … with The Great Escape fulfilling tastes far and wide, who cares if the temperatures plummet and ice cream becomes an offensive idea? I imagine most of you do, but if it’s going to be a bland British summertime, then treat yourself to lashings of alt rock, skinny folk, double entendres and BRIT winners on your wet doorsteps. Thomas Doyle: live@whatsonguide.co.uk

Cursive Fri 1st, Audio If you like your alt rock peppered with intellect and intrigue, then Cursive are the band for you. On track ‘Drunken Birds’, the band sound like a bull exploding out of a cannon before a mixture of fragile vocals, jittery guitars and funky bass create a delicious treat. The Nebraskan lads will kick up a storm at Audio, so lose yourself in chin-stroking trash. cursivearmy.com

Dick Valentine Sat 2nd, The Albert The man behind Electric Six (they’re back here in December) hits the road with material from his wonderfully titled solo album ‘Destroy the Children’, that promises to be beautifully melodically, insane. His tracks feature hand claps, acoustic guitars and strings, and it could be the best gig of your life. If not, hurl abuse at me, or Tyler Spencer (that’s his real name.) last.fm/music/Dick+Valentine

Jim White Wed 6th, Proud Brighton Ballroom Florida-born Jim White brings his unique brand of alt-country to our shore and it should be one hell of a journey. Album ‘Wrong Eyed Jesus’ earned him critical acclaim, but White is hungry for new experiences and means of expression; the man is truly a law unto himself, and you’ll want to catch him before he wanders off on another mysterious sojourn. jimwhite.net 42

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Fri 8th , Blind Tiger After travelling hundreds of miles with a double bass strapped to the roof of their Land Rover, the least you could do would be to show your faces for Skinny Lister. Sounding like a cross between Mumford & Sons and drunken farmers, check out the infectiously catchy ‘Rollin Over’ - the video even has pigs in it! Now how can you argue with that … skinnylister.com/skinnyblog

Bad Manners Sun 10th, Concorde 2 You don’t get banned from Top Of The Pops if you’re a ‘swell’ group, and English ska band Bad Manners did what they said on the tin by annoying Auntie so much that she could do without the antics of frontman Buster Bloodvessel. With hits such as ‘Special Brew’ to throw yourself around to, in the words of Family Guy’s Peter Griffin: “C’mon …” myspace.com/badmannersofficial

The View Sun 24th, Concorde 2 They might not have the same jeans on as they did when they released their first album, but Glaswegian indie-rockers The View have won the hearts of fans across the globe with their accessible brand off cathartic mayhem on debut ‘Hats off to the Buskers’. With a third album of tall tales, spill your pints to some rowdy young folk once more. theviewareonfire.com

Kate Nash Thurs 28th, The Haunt After shooting to stardom with album ‘Made of Bricks’ in 2007, Kate Nash is back for fresh success. The Londonborn artist (as if you couldn’t tell) won the Best Female Artist winner at the 2008 BRITs, and her mixture of honesty, pain and humour sets her apart from the pretenders. Catch an intimate show with one of the finest British talents around. katenash.co.uk

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friday 01 Big Beach Boutique American Express Community Stadium Jukebox Fury The Basement 7.30pm £6/4 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f The Lost Highway Brunswick 8pm £5 Liars Green Door Store 8pm £10 Larry & His Flask Hydrant 8pm £5 Guns II Roses 8pm £10 Sarah Jarosz Komedia 7.30pm £12 The George Kypreos Band Latest Music Bar 8.30pm £8/6 Swingalicious 8pm £10 Rough Chowder London Unity 9pm £f Waste of Space Prince Albert 7pm £5/7

saturday 02 Big Beach Boutique American Express Community Stadium Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Mods & Rockers Unite Brunswick 8pm £8 Funk Band Casablanca 10pm £7 Simon Drinkwater Coachhouse 7.30pm £donation Dave Barrie Freemasons 8.30pm £f Wild World Festival Green Door Store 12pm £15/8 Adam Kammerling Hydrant 8pm £f Dick Valentine (Electric Six) Prince Albert 8pm £8 adv Hardwired Festival TOM 3pm £25/20

sunday 03 Live & Swingin’ Lion Black Lion 8pm £f Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Rockschool Brunswick 1pm £tbc New Rib Coachhouse 7.30pm £donation Brighton Punk Project presents Ska/ Punk Night Cobblers Thumb 8pm £f Gary Numan The Dome 7pm £25 adv Wild World Festival Green Door Store 12pm £15/8 Green Door Blues 10pm £f The Pigeon Detectives The Haunt 7pm £15 adv Don McMurray’s Stompers Hilton Metropole Hotel £f to diners. 12.30pm Tribal Remix Hafla Jive Monkey 7.30pm £8 John Blek & The Rats Prince Albert 8pm £4 Jazz In The Afternoon Thomas Kemp 4pm £f

monday 04 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Open Mic Brunswick 8pm £f The Quatraphonics Coachhouse 7.30pm £donation Lucky Jim Cobblers Thumb 9pm £f Punk Vs Hardcore Queen Special Green Door Store 7pm £f The Manic Shine Hydrant 8pm £f Jubilee Party London Unity 2pm £f Bleeding Hearts Club Prince Albert 8pm £3

tuesday 05 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Jazz Jam Brunswick 8pm £f Pressed Sessions Green Door Store 7pm £4 Mark And The Madmen Hydrant 8pm £f 44

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Party In My Pants Mucky Duck 8pm £f Unknown Brothers Prince Albert 8.30pm £4/3

wednesday 06 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Kunt And The Gang Caroline of Brunswick 8.30pm £5 Thanks for Your Request Casablanca 10pm £f/2/1 The Dreaming Spires Green Door Store 7pm £f The Call Back Hydrant 8pm £f The Swing Ninjas Mesmerist 9pm £f Little known Records Mucky Duck 8pm £f Safehouse Open House 8pm £5/6

thursday 07 Fallout Live Belushis Below 10pm £3/2 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Casa Jams Casablanca 10pm £f/2/1 Live Lounge Fiddlers Elbow 8.30pm £f Spirit of Gravity Green Door Store 7pm £5 The Witches Hydrant 8pm £f Open Mic/ Jam Session Mucky Duck 8pm £f Wreckless Eric Prince Albert 8.30pm £9 adv Some Dark Hollow Extra The Victory 8pm £f

friday 08 Stuart McCallum Trio The Basement 7.30pm £10 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Kalakuta Millionaires Brunswick 8pm £5 Private Green Door Store 7pm - 5am £f The Ramonas Hydrant 8pm £5 University Music Society End Of Exams Party 8pm £f Hip City Cats Jive Monkey 10pm £4 Polly Paulusma Komedia 7.15pm £10 adv The Doors Alive 7.30pm £10 adv Folk & Bluegrass Festival London Unity 9pm £f The Weight Prince Albert 8.30pm £4/3

saturday 09 Stay Sick! Blind Tiger 9pm £f + Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f The Muel Brunswick 8pm £5 Funk Band Casablanca 10pm £7 The Never Never Freemasons 8.30pm £f Sweet Billy Pilgrim Green Door Store 7.30pm £7 Pororoca Hydrant 7.30pm £4 The Great Skinhead Reunion 8pm £tbc Restless List Prince Albert 8pm £4

sunday 10 Live & Swingin’ Lion Black Lion 8pm £f Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Ian Shaw Brunswick 8pm £15 Sunn O ))) Coalition 7pm £15 Skurvi Cobblers Thumb 9pm £f Bad Manners Concorde 2 7.30pm £18 + bf adv 29 Sunday Social Green Door Store 1pm £f Sunday Service 5pm £f Green Door Blues 10pm £f

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Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Oomphf Casablanca 10pm £5 Todos Caeran Green Door Store 7pm £6 Brighton Unsigned Latest Music Bar 8pm £3 The Tin Dogs London Unity 9pm £f Autumn Red Prince Albert 8pm £4

saturday 16 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Bob Hillary & The Massive Mellow Brunswick 8pm £tbc Soul City Casablanca 10pm £7 Bin 53 Freemasons 8.30pm £f Noose Green Door Store 7pm £tbc The Starrlite Beatles Hydrant 8pm £4/5 Club Meow Prince Albert 8.30pm £4 Don McMurray’s Stompers Hilton Metropole Hotel £f to diners. 12.30pm Daniel Powell Latest Music Bar 3pm £5 Jake Cogan 7.30pm £8 Andrew Bird Theatre Royal 7.30pm £21.50 Jazz In The Afternoon Thomas Kemp 4pm £f The Acoustician Three Graces 6pm £f

monday 11 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Harmonessence Brunswick 5.30pm £7 Open Mic 8.30pm £f Ned Star Cobblers Thumb 8pm £f Throwback Green Door Store 8pm £f Jessica May York Latest Music Bar £3

tuesday 12 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Ucanukele Brunswick 8pm £5 Jazz Jam 8pm £f Moon Duo Green Door Store 7pm £8 Depth Charge Hydrant 8pm £f Cable Club Prince Albert 8.30pm £4/3

wednesday 13 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f International Diamond Thieves Brunswick 8pm £5/4 Thanks for Your Request Casablanca 10pm £f/2/1 Mojo Fins Concorde 2 7.30pm £5 + bf adv The Modern Exposition Green Door Store 7pm £tbc The Swing Ninjas Mesmerist 9pm £f Mancub Babywoman Prince Albert 8pm £7

thursday 14 Fallout Live Belushis Below 10pm £3/2 The Lions Raw! Black Lion 8.30pm £f Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Casa Jams Casablanca 10pm £f/2/1 Live Lounge Fiddlers Elbow 8.30pm £f London Commands You Green Door Store 7pm £tbc Blip 11pm £f Fighting With Wire Hydrant 7pm £7 Open Mic/ Jam Session Mucky Duck 8pm £f Monsterface Prince Albert 8pm £4 Lighthouse St George’s Church 8pm £18/12 46

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sunday 17 Live & Swingin’ Lion Black Lion 8pm £f Voicebox Blind Tiger 8pm £3 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Vocademy Brunswick 2pm £tbc Brighton Folk 8pm £f The Greasy Strings Cobblers Thumb 9pm £f Sunday Service Green Door Store 5pm £f Green Door Blues 10pm £f Don McMurray’s Stompers Hilton Metropole Hotel £f to diners. 12.30pm Ben Montague Komedia 7.30pm £8 adv Magazine Gap Latest Music Bar 8.30pm £7/6 Remi Harris Paris House 8pm £f The Gypsy Stars Prince Albert 8.30pm £4 Jazz In The Afternoon Thomas Kemp 4pm £f

monday 18 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Harmonessence Brunswick 5.30pm £7 Open Mic 8pm £f Chango Mutley Cobblers Thumb 8pm £f Alan Bonner & Paul Diello The Jive Monkey 8pm £7 Masaki Batoh of Ghost Prince Albert 8pm £tbc The Low Anthem Proud Cabaret 8pm £15 adv Some Dark Hollow Folk Night The Victory 8pm £f

tuesday 19 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Jazz Jam Brunswick 8pm £f Damo Suzuki Green Door Store 7pm £6 Criminal Records Launch Night Hydrant 8pm £tbc Jake Shillingford Prince Albert 9.30pm £4/3

wednesday 20 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Thanks for Your Request Casablanca 10pm £f/2/1 BIMM End of term Party Coalition 7pm £tbc Club Zygotic Green Door Store 7pm £tbc Geva Alon and Ana Silvera Komedia 7.30pm £8 Jeremiah Latest Music Bar The Swing Ninjas Mesmerist 9pm £f

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thursday 21 Fallout Live Belushis Below 10pm £3/2 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f The Real Music Club Brunswick 8pm £6/5 Casa Jams Casablanca 10pm £f/2/1 Best Coast Coalition 7pm £12.50 adv Less Than Jake Concorde 2 7pm £16.50 + bf adv Live Lounge Fiddlers Elbow 8.30pm £f The New Union Green Door Store 7pm £f Terry Reid Komedia 8pm £17.50 adv Open Mic/ Jam Session Mucky Duck 8pm £f The Denim Prince Albert 8pm £4

friday 22 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Sumarian Kyngs Coachhouse 7.30pm £donation Bimm End Of Term Party Concorde 2 7pm £2 Imbue Green Door Store 7pm £f Brighton International Pop-Punk Festival Hydrant 7pm £5 Catfish Kings Komedia 7.30pm £8 Cable Club Prince Albert 8.30pm £4/3

saturday 23 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Eurocinema Brunswick 8pm £5/4 The Devotions Casablanca 10pm £7 Vince Kidd Coalition 7pm £8 adv Latif Bolat Community Base 4.30pm Laura Day Duo Freemasons 8.30pm £f Poino Green Door Store 7pm £tbc Brighton International Pop-Punk Festival Hydrant 7pm £5 Itchy Feet Prince Albert 8pm £tbc

sunday 24 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Raghu Dixit Brighton Dome Brighton Ukelele Jam Brunswick 3pm £tbc Eduard Proseck 8pm £tbc Jackson & The King Kickers Cobblers Thumb 9pm £f The View Concorde 2 7.30pm £14 + bf adv Splitting The Atom Green Door Store 5pm £f Green Door Blues 10pm £f Don McMurray’s Stompers Hilton Metropole Hotel £f to diners. 12.30pm One Hat Trio Jive Monkey 9pm £f Live Jazz London Unity 9pm £f Latif Bolat Thistle Hotel 7pm £5 - 10 Jazz In The Afternoon Thomas Kemp 4pm £f

monday 25 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Harmonessence Brunswick 5.30pm £7 Open Mic 8pm £f Brighton Punk Project presents Ska/ Punk Night Cobblers Thumb 8pm £f Irongiant Green Door Store 7pm £f Born To Lose Prince Albert 8.30pm £3

tuesday 26 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f

Jazz Jam Brunswick 8pm £f Dan Andriano (Alkaline Trio) Prince Albert 8pm £10

wednesday 27 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Charity Fundraiser Brunswick 8pm £5 Thanks for Your Request Casablanca 10pm £f/2/1 Dukebox Green Door Store 7pm £tbc The Swing Ninjas Mesmerist 9pm £f Safehouse Open House 8pm £5/6 Black Fire Rising Prince Albert 8.30pm £4

thursday 28 Fallout Live Belushis Below 10pm £3/2 The Lions Raw! Black Lion 8.30pm £f Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Fat Thursday Night Brunswick 8pm £f Casa Jams Casablanca 10pm £f/2/1 The Wailers Concorde 2 7.30pm £14 + bf adv Live Lounge Fiddlers Elbow 8.30pm £f Screama Ballerina Green Door Store 7pm £tbc Kate Nash The Haunt 7pm £15 adv Two Spot Gobi Latest Music Bar 8pm £8/6 Open Mic/ Jam Session Mucky Duck 8pm £f Cable Club Prince Albert 8.30pm £4

friday 29 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f Special Treats presents Brunswick 9.30pm £5 BUPA Green Door Store 7pm £f Furyon The Haunt 7pm £6 adv Walrus presents... Jive Monkey 8pm £4 Alice Prince Albert 8.30pm £4

saturday 30 Live Music Brighton Music Hall 10am £f The Motones Brunswick 8pm £6 The Devotions Casablanca 10pm £7 The Emperor Penguins Freemasons 8.30pm £f Vic Goddard & Subway Sect Green Door Store 7.30pm £10 Cable Club Prince Albert 8.30pm £4

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clublife

clublife It’s that time of year again where the nation rejoices, street parties abound and bunting is draped from every lamppost in the land. Of course, it’s my birthday this month so you can guarantee I’ll be out and about, sampling the very best that Brighton’s clubland has to offer. The sun should be shining so there’s no excuse not to get down to the varied selection we have on offer. DJ Lamp: club@whatsonguide.co.uk

The Time And Space Machine Fri 1st, Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Ex Grid member Richard Norris’ psychedelic warlords warp into town this month with their debut gig. With two cracking albums under their belt expect marathon, hypnotic, motorik workouts, harmony singing, backwards guitar pedals, space echo, killer Hammond and searing guitars. They also promise a lightshow that will melt your brain so get ready to set phazers to stun. ttasm.com

The Electric Playboys Present ‘A Right Royal Kneez-Up’ Sun 3rd, The Gladstone After the huge success of their Easter shindig the Electric Playboys are back with ten hours of party vibes for the jubilee. Chill out and kick back in the sun to reggae, dub, old school hiphop, swing, acid jazz, funk and soul till the sun goes down. Then scoot inside for sets from Bass Drop and Bootleg. Facebook: electricplayboys

Seven Sins Mon 4th, Honey Club Fourteen years after the original launch, Seven Sins returns with a bagful of House and Trance classics. Joining in the nostalgic trip will be some of the DJs that have made the nights so memorable. Prok & Fitch, DJ Cheeky, Howie D, Lee Garrett, David Godding, Nick T and Mike Gorgeous take to the decks playing the big choons of 1998 – 2005. thehoneyclub.co.uk 48

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Fatlip

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Sat 9th, Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar The Pharcyde were partly responsible for the sound of classic, soul drenched golden era Hip-Hop with tracks that still tear up clubs across the world. Tonight, one third of that crew in the shape of Fatlip spins a set that demonstrates exactly where the inspiration for these classic sounds came from. A selection of the finest of Brighton’s DJs joins the party. drinkinbrighton.co.uk/ stickymikesfrogbar

Luke Vibert Fri 22nd, Concorde 2 Vibert became involved in electronic music through his interest for hip-hop and has put records out on Rephlex, Ninja Tune, Virgin/Astralwerks, Law & Auder, Rising High, Blue Planet/Blue Angel, Nothing, Cooking Vinyl, Planet Mu, Electro Bunker Cologne and Mo’ Wax. He’s also released under such aliases as Wagon Christ, Plug, Ace of Clubs, Amen Andrews, Kerrier District, Butler Keiv and Spac Hand Luke. wagonchrist.com

Controversy The Prince Party

Sat 30th, Caroline of Brunswick The last few months has seen Brighton’s club scene go Prince crazy so there’s obviously a demand for a night full of classics from his Royal Purpleness. DJs Smogo and Simon Price will be spinning a set featuring the cream of the diminutive one alongside covers, influences and collaborations. There’s also a full cocktail menu featuring delights like ‘Purple Rain’. Facebook: controversytheprinceparty

Sarah Favourtizm Sat 30th, H Bar Sarah Favouritizm is consistently at the hub of all things Soulful, Sarah dubs the Favouritizm office as the ‘kings Cross of dance’. In 2007 Sarah launched her Favouritizm record label, releasing 7 very successful records to date. This Summer sees Favouritizm Peak at the Traxsource No.1 spot again with a single from the Legendary Roy Ayers and Bah Samba ft. Sean McCabe, Andy Ward & Ashley Beedle mixes among others. h-bar-hove.com

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friday 01 Belushis Abandoned 10pm £3/2 Brighton Music Hall Vaudeville 9pm £f Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Friday I’m In Love 11pm £1-4 Digital Fatboy Slim ‘Big Beach Boutique 5’ After Party Line Up 11pm-3am £15 + bf Green Door Store Vice Issue Launch 11pm £f Honey Club Lollipop 10.30pm £3/4/5 Komedia Ultimate Power 11pm £5 Oceana Escape 10.30pm £f/6 Volks Originate Old Skool Special 11pm £6+

saturday 02 Beachigogo DSDeeper Rebel £tbc 2am Belushis Deviant 9pm £5/4 Brighton Music Hall Blind Tiger 9pm £f Casablanca Funky Fiesta 11pm Coalition Jon Rundell 3am £8/12 Pump Up The Jam 11pm Digital Fatboy Slim ‘Big Beach Boutique 5’ After Party Line Up 11pm-3am £15 + bf Green Door Store Sonic Switch 11pm £f Honey Club Hat Club Guy Williams 10.30pm £8/5

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Jazz Place Night At The Jazz Rooms Gareth Stevens 9pm £5/4 Jive Monkey The Secret Robot Ball 9.30pm £4 Komedia ipop 11pm £3/f Oceana Sound of Saturday 10.30pm £f/10 Volks Something Summery 11pm £6

sunday 03 Caps Reggae Reggae 9pm £f + Coalition B.A.N.K 11pm - 4am £5 Concorde 2 Rarekind Hip Hop Showcase 11pm £f Digital Hospitality 10pm £15 + bf adv The Font Danceteria Jubilee 8pm £4/5 Honey Club Salsa Brighton Bank Holiday Special £tbc 8pm - 4am Oceana Brighton Beach Party 10.30pm £f/2/3 Volks WONK#AY Records Charity 16 Hour Spesh 1pm £f

monday 04 Coalition Trash Mondays and Jailbait £3/5/f 10pm-3am Honey Club Seven Sins Classics 10.30pm £8/10 Oceana Jubilee Celebratory Party 10.30pm £f/2/3 Volks Big T Presents Strictly Reggae 10pm £4.50/£5

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tuesday 05 Audio Guerilla Rocks 11pm £2/3 Coalition Back2Back 11pm £3/4 Digital CU Next Tuesday 11pm £4/3 Honey Club Latin Fever 10:30pm £3/f

wednesday 06 Audio Supercharged 11pm £4/6 Belushis Detention 8pm £f Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition CoCo LoCo 10.30pm £f/3/5 Digital Poundance 11pm £1/3/4 Green Door Store Hard Times 11pm £f Oceana Fuzzy Logic 9pm £3.50/5/2

thursday 07 Audio Bastard Pop 11pm £f/2 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Secret Discotheque 10.30pm £2-4 Green Door Store Donuts 11pm £f Honey Club SWAG 11pm £2/3 Oceana Vodka Rocks 10.30pm £f/3 Volks BHAC Launch party 10pm £f

friday 08 Belushis Abandoned 10pm £3/2 Brighton Music Hall The House of Vaudeville 9pm £f Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm

Coalition Friday I’m In Love 11pm £1-4 Concorde 2 High Rankin’ Live 11pm £5 + bf adv Digital Stone Love 11pm-3am £3/4 Honey Club Lollipop 10.30pm £3/4/5 Oceana Escape 10.30pm £f/6 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Modern Life Is Still Rubbish 10pm £f Volks Jungle Alliance presents Remarc 11pm £5 - 8

saturday 09 Belushis Apocalypse 9pm £5/4 Brighton Music Hall Beach, Bunting & Bristols 9pm £f Casablanca Funky Fiesta 11pm Coalition Shy FX 11pm £10 adv Digital Joy Orbison 11pm £8/10 Green Door Store Pop Not Pop 11pm £f Jive Monkey Funk & Soul Night £f Honey Club Chop It Up 11pm £3/5/7.50 Jazz Place Night At The Jazz Rooms 90’s Hip Hop Goldenera Special Pt 2 9pm £5/4 Komedia ipop 11pm £3/f Oceana Sound of Saturday 10.30pm £f/10 Volks Simply Vinyl Echo Festival Launch 11pm £5+

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clublife Coalition Back2Back 11pm £3/4 Digital CU Next Tuesday 11pm £4/3 Honey Club Latin Fever 10:30pm £3/f

wednesday 13

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Audio Supercharged 11pm Belushis Detention 8pm £f Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition CoCo LoCo 10.30pm £f/3/5 Digital Poundance 11pm £1/3/4 Green Door Store Hard Times 11pm £f Oceana Fuzzy Logic 9pm £3.50/5/2

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sunday 10 Caps Reggae Reggae 9pm £f + Honey Club Sundown 11pm £f

monday 11 Coalition Trash Mondays and Jailbait £3/5/f 10pm-3am Volks Big T Presents Strictly Reggae 10pm £4.50/£5

tuesday 12 Audio Guerilla Rocks 11pm £2/3

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Audio Bastard Pop 11pm £f/2 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Secret Discotheque 10.30pm £2-4 Honey Club SWAG 11pm £2/3 Oceana Vodka Rocks 10.30pm £f/3 Volks Subliminal Drum & Bass Sessions 11pm £2+

friday 15 Belushis Abandoned 10pm £3/2 Brighton Music Hall Vaudeville 9pm £f Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Friday I’m In Love 11pm £1-4 Concorde 2 HOT WUK 11pm £4/6 bf adv Digital Stone Love 11pm-3am £3/4

Green Door Store Sub Bop 11pm £f Honey Club Lollipop 10.30pm £3/4/5 Jive Monkey Retro Disco 7.30pm £8 Komedia Born Bad 11pm £6/5 Oceana Escape 10.30pm £f/6 Volks Erisian 6th Birthday 11pm

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Belushis Synergy 9pm £5/4 Brighton Music Hall Spectacular Spectacular 9pm £f Casablanca Funky Fiesta 11pm Coalition O>Y>B 11pm £5/7 Blow 3am £5 Digital Scratch Perverts 11pm £10 + bf adv Green Door Store Da Doo Ron Ron 11pm £f Honey Club Smartie Partie 10.30pm £5 - 8.50 Jazz Place Night At The Jazz Rooms Ally Smith 9pm £5/4 Komedia Spellbound 9pm £6/5 ipop 11pm £3/f Oceana Sound of Saturday 10.30pm £f/10 Volks Frequency D&B 10pm £2+

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monday 18 Coalition Trash Mondays and Jailbait £3/5/f 10pm-3am Honey Club International Student Summer Parties 2012 Volks Big T Presents Strictly Reggae 10pm £4.50/5

tuesday 19 Audio Guerilla Rocks 11pm £2/3 Coalition Back2Back 11pm £3/4 Digital CU Next Tuesday 11pm £4/3 Honey Club Latin Fever 10:30pm £3/f

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more to Brighton thursday 21 buses than Audio Bastard Pop meets 11pm £f/2 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm e in 2010...

Belushis Abandoned 10pm £3/2 Brighton Music Hall Vaudeville 9pm £f Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Friday I’m In Love 11pm £1-4 Concorde 2 Luke Vibert AKA Wagon Christ AKA Plug 11pm £2 + Digital Stone Love 11pm-3am £3/4 Green Door Store Triial 11pm £f Honey Club Lollipop 10.30pm £3/4/5 Oceana Escape 10.30pm £f/6 Volks Legion of Bass 10pm £2+

saturday 23 Audio Warehouse 11pm £f/5 Belushis Below Faceplant 9pm £5/2 Brighton Music Hall Music Hall Masquerade 9pm £f Casablanca Funky Fiesta 11pm Coalition Union 11pm £15 + bf adv Blow 3am £5 Concorde 2 Uprising 11pm £11 + bf adv Green Door Store Go Bang 11pm £f

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Honey Club Pukka Up 10.30pm £5- 8.50 Jazz Place Night At The Jazz Rooms Ally Smith 9pm £5/4 Komedia ipop 11pm £3/f Oceana Sound of Saturday 10.30pm £f/10 Volks The Mine 11pm £6+

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sunday 24 Caps Reggae Reggae 9pm £f + Honey Club Sundown 11pm £f Volks Soul Sundays 2pm £f

monday 25 Coalition Trash Mondays and Jailbait £3/5/f 10pm-3am Volks Big T Presents Strictly Reggae 10pm £4.50/5

tuesday 26 Audio Guerilla Rocks 11pm £2/3 Coalition Back2Back 11pm £3/4 Digital CU Next Tuesday 11pm £4/3 Honey Club Latin Fever 10:30pm £3/f

wednesday 27 Audio Supercharged 11pm £8 Belushis Detention 8pm £f

Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition CoCo LoCo 10.30pm £f/3/5 Digital Poundance 11pm £1/3/4 Green Door Store Hard Times 11pm £f Oceana Fuzzy Logic 9pm £3.50/5/2

thursday 28 Audio Bastard Pop 11pm £f/2 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Secret Discotheque 10.30pm £2-4 Green Door Store Thursday Night Fishfry 11pm £f

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friday 29 Belushis Abandoned 10pm £3/2 Brighton Music Hall Vaudeville 9pm £f Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Friday I’m In Love 11pm £1-4 Concorde 2 Revolt! 11pm £5 Digital Stone Love 11pm-3am £3/4 Green Door Store Vice Issue Launch 11pm £f

Audio Warehouse 11pm £f/5 Brighton Music Hall Blind Tiger 9pm £f Caroline of Brunswick Controversy The Prince Party 9.30pm £2 Casablanca Funky Fiesta 11pm Coalition Sisters With Voices 11pm £6/8 Blow 3am £5 Concorde 2 AKAAKAROAR! LIVE 11pm Digital Playroom 11pm £12/10 Hbar Soul-Damn Funky Sarah Favouritizm . Expect a selection of upfront and classics deep, soulful, funky and gospel house. £5 free b4 8:30pm Honey Club Honey Music Presents Fenton Gee 11pm £5+ Jazz Place Night At The Jazz Rooms UK Jazz Dance Special 9pm £5/4 Komedia Mod for it 11pm £5 ipop 11pm £3/f Oceana Sound of Saturday 10.30pm £f/10 Volks Evolution 4th Birthday 11pm

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A-BAR, 11-12 Marine Parade 01273 688825 Above Audio, Marine Parade [6:T] 01273 606906 Ali Cats, Brills Lane [5:R] 01273 748103 All Bar One, 2-3Pavilion Buildings [7:R] 01273 207593 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 The Blind Tiger, Grand Pde [11:T] 01273 681228 Bohemia, 54-55 Meeting House Lane, 01273 777770 Branch Tavern, 52/53 London Rd [R:14] 01273 606088 The Brighton Blue Note, 63 Church Rd, Hove 07814 052247 Brighton Rocks 6 Rock Place 01273 600 550 Brighton Music Hall 126-137a Kings Rd Arches 01273 747287 Bristol Bar, Paston Pl 01273 605687 Brunswick, Holland Rd [6:D] 01273 733984 Bulldog, St James St [6:V] 01273 696996 Caps, 5/6 Western Road Caroline of Brunswick, Ditchling Rd [14:S] 01273 624434 Chequers, Preston St [5:J] 01273 220855 Circus Circus, Preston Circus [17:O] 01273 620026 Cleveland, Cleveland Rd 01273 502396 Coach House, Middle St [6:P] 01273 719000 Cobblers Thumb, 10 New England Rd [16:N] 01273 605636 Conqueror, Lower Market St [6:F] 01273 733513 Constant Service, Islingword Rd [15:W] 01273 607058 Coopers Cask, Farm Rd [8:E] 01273 736945 Cornerstone, Elm Grove [17:V] 01273 691028 The Cornerstone, 1 Church Rd [B:8] 01273 327757 Cosmo, Cosmopolitan Hotel, 29-31 New Steine, Marine Pde [5:V] 01273 682461 Cube, Castle Sq [6:R 01273 770246 Dover Castle, Southover St [16:V] 01273 688276 Druids Arms, Ditchling Rd [16:R] 01273 680596 Druids Head, Brighton Pl [6:Q] 01273 325490 Duke of Norfolk, Western Rd [7:G] 01273 733245 Eagle, Gloucester Rd [11:P] 01273 607765 Earth and Stars, 46 Windsor St [9:O] 01273 722879 Easy Bar, 9-10 Cranbourne St [7:N] 01273 710928 The Eddy, 67a Upper Gloucester Rd 01273 329540 Evening Star, 55-56 Surrey St [12:O] 01273 328931 Everybody Inn, 13 Prince Albert St Exchange, 8 Goldstone St 01273 821677 Farm Tavern, Farm Rd [8:E] 01273 325902 Fiddlers Elbow, 11 Boyces St [6:O] 01273 325850 Fishbowl, 74 East St [5:R] 01273 777505 Foggs, 82 Dyke Rd [K:13] 01273 227495 Fortune of War, 157 Kings Rd Arches [4:N] 01273 205065 Foundry, 13-14 Foundry St [11:P] 01273 697014 Fountain Head, 102 North Rd [10:P] 01273 628091 Freebutt, Phoenix Place [12:T] 01273 603974 Freemasons, 39 Western Rd [7:F] 01273 732043 Geese, 16 Southover St [14:V] 01273 607755 George, 5 Trafalgar St [12:R] 01273 681055 Gladstone, 123 Lewes Rd 01273 620888 Globe, 78 Middle St [6:P] 01273 770685 Golden Cannon, St Georges Rd 01273 607544 Good Companion, 132 Dyke Rd 01273 202062 Grand Central, 29-30 Surrey St [12:O] 01273 329086 Great Eastern, 103 Trafalgar St [12:R] 01273 685681 Greenhouse Effect, 63 Church Rd 01273 204783 Greys, Southover St [13:W] 01273 680734 H Bar, 16 Church Rd, Hove 01273 725890 Hampton, 57 Upper North St [8:K] 01273 731347 Hafeber, Queens Park Rd 01273 679902 Hartington, Whippingham Rd www.thehauntbrighton.co.uk 01273 682874 The Haunt, 10 Pool Valley [S:5] 01273 736618 Heart In Hand, 75 North Rd [P:10] 01273 683320 Hobgoblin, York Pl [14:S] 01273 602519

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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 The Hydrant, 75 London Rd [16:P] 01273 681163 Iron Duke, 3 Waterloo St [6:G] 01273 734806 Jive Monkey, 5 Steine St 01273 693 599 Jury’s Out, Edward St [8:V] 01273 601148 Keiters, 8 Third Ave Kendal Arms, 18 Payne Avenue, Hove 01273 329563 King & Queen, 13-17 Marlborough Pl [9:R] 01273 607207 Koba, Western Rd [7:J] 01273 720059 Las Iguanas, 7-8 Jubilee St. [8:R] 01273 573550 Leconfield, 116-117 Edward St [8:U] 01273 687515 The Lecturn, 5 Pelham Terr, Lewes Rd 01273 685258 Legends Bar & Club, 31-34 Marine Pde [5:V] 01273 624462 Lion & Lobster, Silwood St [6:H] 01273 327299 Lion & Unicorn, Sussex St [10:U] 01273 625555 London Unity, Islingword Rd [15:W] 01273 681285 Lord Nelson, Trafalgar St [12:P] 01273 695872 Madam Geisha Bar, 75-79 East St 01273 770847 Marlborough, 4 Princes St [7:T] 01273 570028 Mash Tun, 1 Church St [8:Q] 01273 684951 The Medicine Chest, 51–55 Brunswick St [G:7] 01273 770002 Mesmerist, 1-3 Prince Albert St [P:6] 01273 328542 Moksha Caffè, 4-5 York Pl [10.S] 01273 248890 Montpelier, Montpelier Pl [9:H] 01273 770916 Mrs. Fitzherberts, New Rd [8:Q] 01273 682401 Mucky Duck, 7-9 Manchester St 01273 601450 The Neptune, Victoria Terr 01273 736390 Noble House Hove, 324 Portland Rd 01273 419657 Norfolk, 113-114 Western Rd [7:G] 01273 733245 Northern Lights, 6 Little East Street 01273 747096 Oak, St James’ St 01273 699248 Office, Sydney St [12:Q] 01273 609134 OHSO Social, 250a Kings Rd Arches [4:T] 01273 746067 The Old Bank Steak & Ribs Restaurant, 11 Bernard Road 01273 673914 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 Pub Du Vin, 39 Park Crescent Terr 01273 604993 Pub With No Name, Southover St [13:W] 01273 601419 Pull & Pump, Clarence Gdns [7:1] 01273 328263 PV, 161 Edward St [8:U] 01273 687090 Quadrant, 12-13 Queens Rd [8:O] 01273 733238 Queens Arms, George St [7:U] 01273 696873 Ranelagh Arms, 2-3 High St [6:U] 01273 681634 R-Bar, Marine Parade [5:T] 01273 608133 Red Lion, 1 Hove Pl [7:A] 01273 770034 Regency Tavern, Regency Sq [5:K] 01273 325652 Revolution, 77 West St [5:O] 01273 227592 Reservoir, Howard Rd [16:V] 01273 269728 Riki Tik, 18a Bond St [8:Q] 01273 683844 The Round Georges, 14-15 Sutherland Rd 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 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 Spotted Dog, 13 Middle St [5:O] 01273 710444 St Christophers Inn, Pool Valley [5:S] 01273 202035 St George’s Inn, 33 Sudeley St 01273 694265 St James, St James St [6:U] 01273 626696 Stag Inn, Upper Bedford St 01273 609676 Station, Goldstone Villas 01273 733660 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar, 9-12 Middle St [6:O] 01273 749465 Sussex Yeoman, Guildford Rd [12:N] 01273 327985 Synergy, 1 Middle Street 01273 711250

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Al Duomo, Pavillion Buildings [8:O] Audio, Marine Parade [5:O] 01273 606906 Babylon Lounge, Kingsway 01273 207100 Belushi’s Below, Grand Junction Rd [5:S] 01273 202035 Brighton Coalition, 171-181 Kings Rd Arches [4:P] 01273 726858 Casablanca, Middle St [5:O] 01273 321817 Charles St Club, Marine Pde [5:U] 01273 624091 Club Revenge, 5-7 Marine Pde [5:T] 01273 606064 Concorde 2, Maderia Dr 01273 673311 Cowley Club, 12 London Rd 01273 696104 Digital, 187-193 Kings Rd Arches [4:P] 01273 227767 Funky Fish, Marine Pde [5:V] 07887 946158 Grace, 52 North St [7:Q] 01273 733212 The Green Door Store, Undercroft, Brighton Train Station [O:12] 07894 267053 The Haunt, 10 Pool Valley [S:5] Havana Club, Regency Sq [5:K] 01273 203090 Hed Kandi, 78 West Street 01273 739155 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 Lo La Lo, East St [5:R] 01273 777904 Oceana, West St [5:O] 01273 732627 Pavilion Tavern, Castle Sq [6:R] 01273 827641 Proud Cabaret, St Georges Rd 01273 605789 Psychosocial, 1-2 Morley St 01273 688591 Pussycat Club, 75 Grand Pde [9:S] 01273 689503 Revenge, 32 Old Steine 01273 606064 The Tube, Kings Rd Arches [4:P] 01273 725541 Volks, Madeira Pl [4:V] 01273 682828

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Cineworld, Brighton Marina 08712 002000 Duke of Yorks, Preston Circus [17:O] picturehouses.co.uk 08707 551228 Odeon, West St [5:O] odeon.co.uk 08712 244007

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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 & Hove Albion FC 01273 878288 www.seagulls.co.uk Brighton Toy & Model Museum, 52-55 Trafalgar St [O:12] 01273 749494 Brighton Marina www.brightonmarina.co.uk Brighton Media Centre, 15-17 Middle St 01273 201100 Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, Royal Pavilion, 4-5 Pavilion Buildings [7:R] 01273 290900

Brighton University Gallery, 58-64 Grand Pde [9:S] 01273 643010 Capers Café, 27 Gardner St [P:9] 01273 675550 Central United Reformed Church, Ventnor Villas 01273 734162 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 Community Base, 113 Queens Rd 01273 234000 Coral Brighton & Hove Greyhound Stadium, Nevill Road, Hove 01273 204601 Corn Exchange, Church St [9:R] 01273 709709 Freeman Centre, Uni of Sussex 01273 686758 Friends’ Meeting House, Ship St [P:5] 01273 770258 Friese-Greene House Gallery, 15-17 Middle St 0870 416 3299 Grey Area, LGF, 31 Queens Rd [8:O] (Live Performance Space) www.greyareagallery.org G Casino, 9 Grand Junction Rd [R:4] 01273 326514 Hilton Metropole Hotel, 106-121 Kings Rd [5:I] 01273 775432 Hove Museum & Art Gallery, 19 New Church Rd 01273 290200 Iambic Theatre, 38 Gardener Street 01273 572101 Impure Art, 13 Ship St 01273 732246 Ink_D Gallery, 96 North Rd 01273 645299 Jag Gallery, 283a Madiera Dr 01273 604908 Komedia, Gardner St [9:Q] 01273 647100 Latest MusicBar [5:T] 01273 687171 Lucky Voice, 8 Black Lion St 01273 715770 Lust, 43 Gardner S [9:Q] 01273 699344 Marlborough Theatre, Princes St [8:S] 01273 570028 Marwood Café, 52 Ship St [7:P] 01273 382063 Micro, 193 Kings Rd Arches 01273 227767 My Hotel, Jubilee Sq 01273 900300 Nest Gallery, St James St 01273 673426 New Venture Theatre, Bedford Pl [6:I] 01273 746118 Nightingale Theatre, Queens Rd [12:O] 01273 702563 The Old Courtroom, 118 Church St [R:8] 01273 775461 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, 11-13 Ship St Gdns [6:P] 01273 777811 Skyline Art Gallery, Brighton Marina 0800 5118192 St Andrew’s Church, Waterloo St, Hove St George’s Church, St Georges Rd 01273 673914 St Joseph’s Church Hall, Milton Road 01273 386159 St Mary’s Church, Upper St. James St 01273 698601 St. Luke’s Church, Queen’s Park Rd 01273 688147 The Nightingale Theatre, Above Grand Central, 29-30 Surrey St 01273 709709 Theatre Royal, New Rd [8:Q] 08700 606650 Thistle Brighton, Kings Road 0871 3769041 TOM, 11a Upper Market St 01273 201800 Unitarian Church, New Rd 01273 696022 University Of Brighton Gallery, Grand Pde 01273 643012 Upstairs at Three & Ten, 10 Steine St [7:S] 07786 984900 Yellowave Beach, 299 Madiera Drive 01273 672222 York Place Studios, 28 York PL [13:R]

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