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ourcity Over 1.5 million Indian army soldiers served alongside British and other Commonwealth troops during World War I. The first Indian troops arrived in France in September 1914 to fight on the Western Front. Many were killed or wounded, and the casualties were so great in number that thousands of soldiers had to be sent back from France to towns on the south coast of England to be treated. Jason Kitcat: editorial@whatsonguide.co.uk | Profile Photo: Steve George

The Chattri Memorial Service Brighton was one of the towns that offered to help nurse Indian casualties. During the war about 12,000 wounded Indian soldiers were moved to makeshift hospitals around Brighton, famously including the Royal Pavilion, the Dome and the Corn Exchange. A fascinating exhibition in the Royal Pavilion shows how Indian soldiers were housed and nursed in the palace during the war. Remarkably of the thousands that came here only 72 Indian soldiers passed away, earning the city the nickname ‘Doctor Brighton’ back in India. Just outside the Pavilion at the entrance to the Gardens, the Pavilion Gateway stands as a gift from the people of India to the Brighton, as a thank you for caring for their soldiers so well. The ‘Chattri’ memorial stands on the Downs near Patcham, on the spot where 53 Hindu and Sikh soldiers were cremated after passing away in the city’s hospitals, in accordance with 4

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their religious beliefs. It was built and unveiled in 1921 in memory of all Indian soldiers who died during World War I, and it overlooks the Downs and the city. Each year there is a wonderful memorial service organised by local community groups at the monument to commemorate them. The Chattri Memorial Service reminds us of a fascinating part of our multicultural history, and is an important way to remember the contributions made by Indian and other soldiers during World War I. For background on the Chattri, log on to: chattri.com or black-history.org.uk/indian.asp

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It is a great time of the year and it is fantastic to be racing! Racing up here on the hill with stunning views over the city is well underway with our August Festival around the corner. Whether you are looking to get dressed up and enjoy some champagne, or come and watch Scouting for Girls, we have something for everyone! Visit: www.brighton-racecourse.co.uk or contact us on: 01273 603580. Stuart Dorn: editorial@whatsonguide.co.uk

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Frosts Ladies Day Frosts Ladies Day is soon with us on Thursday 8th August. This is the date in every lady’s diary in the city, with different opportunities to come and enjoy the day with family, friends and colleagues over a glass of Pimms or Champagne! The Best Dressed Lady wins a stunning Black and White Diamond necklace. Visit www.brighton-racecourse.co.uk now to book and get a discount on prices – don’t miss out!

Scouting For Girls Live At Brighton Racecourse! We are delighted that Scouting For Girls are closing our three day festival on Friday 9th August. Come and enjoy a days racing in support of three great charities and then sing along with the live performance straight after racing! Limited hospitality is available, or come in our enclosure and book in advance to get a £5 saving per adult ticket – www.brighton-racecourse.co.uk

Rockinghorse Superhero Fun Race Day We are delighted to be supporting Rockinghorse with our family race day on Sunday 1st September, the perfect way to end the school holidays. With everything from face painters to a Mascot race, a best dressed Superhero Family competition to fair ground rides, there is fun for all of the family! Book now at www.brighton-racecourse.co.uk or contact us on 01273 603580 - CHILDREN UNDER 18 ARE FREE!

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futureevents There are so many great events happening over the coming months and yes, the days are drawing in, but there is loads of the summer still left to go. So, whether your taste is in music, comedy or mouth-burning, eye-watering foodstuffs, there’s bound to be something for you. As always, the biggest events get sold out first, so don’t miss your opportunity, get out there and have some fun! Gareth Becker: future@whatsonguide.co.uk

Brighton Mod Weekender, Sat 24th Aug - Mon 26th Aug, Madeira Drive August bank holiday sees the return of the Mod scene to its spiritual home in Brighton. Daytime events over the weekend will be at the Volks Tavern, as featured in the classic film Quadrophenia, with an outdoor market selling all kinds of vintage goodies. The eagerly anticipated scooter competition is on Sunday, followed by a cruise through town. newuntouchables.com

Fiery Foods UK Chilli Festival, Fri 20th Sept - Sun 22nd Sept, Victoria Gardens Can you handle searing chillis and the hottest jalapenos? Back by popular demand, this weekend long festival has everything, whether you are a sadistic chef or merely a masochistic muncher. The event features several competitions including an amateur sauce competition, the Human vs. Fire competition and, the highlight of the weekend, the Infamous FFUK Chilli-Eating Contest. fieryfoodsuk.co.uk

Tunng, Mon 21st Oct, The Old Market Tunng are different. One of those bands who seem impossible to pigeonhole. They’ve been called nu-folk, they’ve been called folktronica, take your pick. Tunng were born of the underground, literally, they first practised in the basement of a Soho clothes shop. Well known for their use of unusual instruments, like seashells, the band is touring to promote their album ‘Full Time Hobby’. theoldmarket.com 6

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The Parsons Son & Basley Lettings office saw a record number of lets for May 2013 and the second highest in three years. The market is buoyant and the average let is taking approximately two weeks from instruction. The student market is also picking up speed ready for the August/September rush. We are also offering a free 6 month Rent and Legal Warranty for any instructions in July. www.psandb.co.uk

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Jeeves & Wooster In Perfect Nonsense, Tues 22nd Oct - Sat 26th Oct, Theatre Royal The charmingly incompetent Bertie Wooster and his unflappable valet Jeeves are back in a play adapted from Wodehouse’s book The Code of the Woosters. This is the first time a stage play has been sanctioned by the Wodehouse estate and after Brighton the show heads straight for the West End. Guaranteed to be a hoot! atgtickets.com/brighton

Bill Bailey: Qualmpeddler Thurs 24th Oct, Brighton Centre The master of wit, wisdom, music and mirth is returning to the sunny seaside of Sussex with his brand spanking new show. Distilled from his desultory life experiences, infused with topicality, philosophy and a touch of politics then decanted to a willing audience. Bill Bailey is absolutely guaranteed to leave you thinking and to put a massive grin on your face. brightoncentre.co.uk

Leo Sayer – The Show Must Go On! Tues 19th Nov, Concorde 2 Leo Sayer has been wowing audiences around the world since 1971, his impressive collection of accolades includes more than 20 international number 1 hits. Less known is that Leo is a local boy, growing up in Sussex for most of his life. His first stop in Brighton for many years, who knows when the next will be… concorde2.co.uk

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julyfocus Sun kissed balmy evenings following golden days – a girl can dream can’t she? - make it more likely that you’re going to be out and about; hungry for adventure and new experiences. Brighton is more the place to satiate that for you. Galleries, diverse arts events, live performances and even a shop where you can put your foot in it without embarrassment. All is here for you from me. Enjoy. Kairen Kemp: focus@whatsonguide.co.u

Dr. Martens New Brighton Store Unveiled Now Open, 15b Prince Albert Street The iconic shoe brand Dr. Martens has opened a new store in The Lanes. The shop features the latest products including the classic 1460 Boot, the new Tattoo and Vegan ranges, plus the fully waterproof Dr. Martens Welly – perfect for festival season. Shoppers should also check out the bespoke in-store artwork created by The Screen Prince. drmartens.com

Making Tracks Fri 5th July - Sun 15th Sept, ONCA Gallery Brighton’s ONCA gallery has gone off-track with a diverse showcase of work - some made by wild animals - for its third collaborative show. The ‘Making Tracks’ exhibition partners with the Sussex Wildlife Trust bringing over 40 artists, writers, performers, scientists and educators together in a project to highlight the importance of local animal pathways for Britain’s wildlife. onca.org.uk

Into The Blue Sat 6th July - Tue 21st Jan 2014, Hove Museum & Art Gallery A family friendly exhibition and discovery of all things blue. This is a journey of discovery in science, art and history. Using the blue objects as a starting point, you will explore themes inspired by the Natural Science and Art collections and learn many weird and wonderful facts along the way. brighton-hove-museums.org.uk 8

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Weds 10th, Emporium This new LGBTQ Arts Literary Performance event on the second Wednesday of each month opened to great acclaim in June. Now relocated to the lovely Emporium this delightful event features four fifteen minute slots from known and unknown artists, writers poets and performers tackling any subject loosely related to Queer life. July features Rose Collis, Cat Duval, and Matthew Stuart Stradling. Super! Facebook: Have-a-Word

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Thurs 11th, Concorde 2 This legendary multi-instrumentalist is probably best known for his much covered and sampled composition ‘Strawberry Letter 23’, from his 2nd album ‘Freedom Flight’. His follow-up LP ‘Inspiration Information’ (1974) was hugely successful and gained legendary status in the 1990s after Prince and Lenny Kravitz - among others - praised the musician. This show promises both old and new material from the supremely gifted musician. shuggieotisofficial.net

Sex, Drugs & Music Hall Thurs 11th & Sat 20th, Jubilee Street Library A poignant and oft-humorous trawl through one family’s ‘dirty washing’ has garnered rave reviews, for its unique insight into the interracial mixing in the UK based on the diaries of controversial African, Victorian Pentacostalist Thomas Brem-Wilson; the impact of his actions across 200 years, taking in Music-Hall, Gangsters, Boxing-Booths and Bingo! along the way. libraries@brighton-hove.gov.uk

Joe Filisko Fri 26th, The Brunswick Joe Filisko, one of the finest Country Blues harmonica players in the World, is returning to The Brunswick, direct from Chicago. ‘Incredibly entertaining and uplifting, Joe mesmerizes his audiences with his skill and the sheer range of sounds that he can produce from the simple 10 hole blues harmonica! Plus Jump Blues from The Blackjacks and Chicago Blues from Will Wilde. thebrunswick.net

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culture&events With the beach bustling more as the weeks go by, finding something to do inland is probably the most appealing option for any culture enthusiasts. Luckily Komedia is heaving with comedy events this July as comedians the country over prepare for Edingburgh festival, Royal Theatre is coming alive with hugely varying events and Hove Museum continues the set of colour-focused exhibitions with ‘Into The Blue’. Another huge month for Brightonites! Andrew Kilpatrick: culture@whatsonguide.co.uk

Jon Richardson: Work In Progress Tue 2nd & Wed 3rd, Komedia Team captain on 8 out of 10 Cats and rising stand up star Jon Richardson comes to Komedia for a warm up gig as he prepares for the Edinburgh festival. Known for his mixture of topical observations and finicky personality, the Lancashire comedian is likely to be another hit at Edinburgh, making this event all the more special! jonrichardsoncomedy.com

Strictly Confidential Wed 3rd, Brighton Centre A companion piece to BBC’s hugely successful surprise hit ‘Strictly Come Dancing’, ‘Strictly Confidential’ promises to bring behind the scenes action alongside an explosion of music and dance. Narrated by presenter Lisa Riley, a troupe of professional dancers descend on Brighton Centre with dazzling choreography backed by upbeat numbers covering theatre songs, pop music and classic hits of nostalgia to delight the audience. strictlyconfidentialtour.com

Slapdash Galaxy Sat 6th, The Old Market Created by the same team of shadow puppeteers behind the acclaimed show ‘Swamp Juice’, ‘Slapdash Galaxy’ follows a similar premise; magical worlds with unrestrained character created from the shadows of discarded rubbish and a heap of skill. ‘Slapdash Galaxy’ tells the story of two brothers as they set off on a galactic adventure to battle bad guys and explore the stars. theoldmarket.com/slapdash-galaxy 10

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Sat 6th July, Brighton Dome The international dance competition for under 25s is coming to Brighton this month. This is the first time the competition has come to England, and with over 2,000 participants expect a lot of dancing! The Saturday marks the final of the competition after a week of tough rivalry, so prepare for a night of the best International Dancing you’re likely to witness. brightondome.org

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Paddle Round The Pier Sat 6th & Sun 7th, Hove Lawn A free festival celebrating the beach and watersports hits the Brighton south coast this year, featuring a huge amount of fun and variety. Set up to aid charity and community, this year’s ‘Paddle…’ features events on land and in water, live music, and entertainment for kids too. Free, fun, and a great day out for a great cause! paddleroundthepier.com

London To Brighton Night Ride

Sat 13th & Sun 14th The famous charity bike ride has been given a starlit twist by the British Heart Foundation. Following the familiar 60 mile route, but now taking place under moonlight, the charity event promises participants they’ll arrive at Brighton’s Madeira Drive as dawn breaks. Support staff will still be around, giving everyone the help they need throughout the gruelling endurance challenge. bhf.org.uk/get-involved

Henry VI Trilogy Wed 17th – Sat 20th, Brighton Theatre Royal Shakespeare’s famous historical trilogy concerning the life of Henry VI is playing across 5 days in Brighton’s Theatre Royal. Mixing themes of historical tragedies with black comedy Henry VI deals with an England in the throes of civil war and covers most of his political and military life. Directed by Nick Bagnall, this is a must for theatre fans. atgtickets.com

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culture&events bath arms 25th-28th: Seafood & Wine Festival

bees mouth Tuesdays: Life Drawing 7.30pm

black rock To October: Brighton Sand Sculpture Festival

brighton centre 1st - 3rd: Strictly Confidential 2.30pm (3rd) & 7.30pm

brighton dome 6th: Dance World Cup 5.30pm £5-12 7th: Sorted? 10.30am, 12.30pm & 2.30pm £5 Tube 11.30am & 2.30pm £7.50 13th: Hidden Places, Familiar Faces 10.30am £20 Dome Discovery Tours 11am £8.50/7.50 14th: The Hare & The Tortoise 4.30pm £8/6 29th - 3rd Aug: Firecracker Youth Theatre 10am & 2pm £100

brighton marina 28th: Safe Haven For Donkeys In The Holy Land Sponsored Walk

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8th: 3rd: Comedy Open Mic 7.30pm £5 7.30pm £5 9th: Skeptics In The Pub 8pm £2 10th: Funnyhaha 8pm £5 11th: John Gordillo: Cheap Shots at the Defenceless 8pm £5/4 12th: Funny Girls 8pm £5/4 14th: Express Yourself 5pm £f 15th: Wil Hodgson: Leave the Landing Light On 7.30pm £5 16th: Josh Widdicombe: Incidentally... 7.30pm £10 17th: Gráinne Maguire’s One Hour All Night Election Special 7.30pm £5 18th: Paul McCaffrey: Name in Lights 7.30pm £5 21st: Art & Chat 7.30pm £f 22nd: Richard Herring: We’re All Going to Die! 7.30pm £10 23rd: Sara Pascoe vs the Truth 7.30pm £5 24th: Simon Donald: Butch Straight Poof 7.30pm £5 25th: Funmbi Omotayo 7.30pm £5 26th: Casual Violence Have Friends 7.30pm £5 27th: Jigsaw: Jiggle It 7.30pm £6 30th: Nick Helm: One Man Mega Myth 7.30pm £6

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6th to 21st Jan 2014: Into The Blue 4th: Mouth Leak Comedy with Fraser To 18th Jan 2014: Chilled To The Bone: Geesin 7.30pm £f Ice Age Sussex £f dukebox theatre To 8th Sept: Jeff Koons Artist Rooms On Tour 10th: Sarah Hendrickx & Aidan Goatbrighton railway station ley 8pm £f 12th & 13th: Dionysus Lives 8pm £5 To August: Fotodevelopment 20th: Mae Martin - Slumber Party Exhibition £f 8pm £6 brighton seafront 25th: iProv Shuffle with The Hee-Ha’s 8pm £5 31st to 26th Aug: Big Screen 26th: One Up One Down 8pm £5

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Mondays: Harmonessence 7.45pm £tbc Tuesdays: Archway Choir 7.30pm £tbc 29th & 30th: Diabetes UK Roadshow

caroline of brunswick 1st: Movie Bar 7.30pm 2nd: Giraffe Comedy Club 8pm 3rd: Comedy Open Mic 7.30pm £5

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hove lawns 6th & 7th: Paddle Round The Pier 17th: Phoenix 10km Run 20th: Rocking Horse Appeal Fun Day

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komedia 1st: Sally-Anne Hayward: Hey Follower! 7pm £5 Alistair Barrie: Universal Adapter 8.30pm £5 2nd: Lloyd Langford: Galoot 7pm £5 2nd & 3rd: John Richardson: Name Of Show? 8.30pm £5 3rd: Mark Smith: The Most Astonishing Name in Comedy 7pm £5 4th: The Maydays Confessions 8pm £10/8 6th: The Maydays present Tonight’s Top Story 8pm £12.50/10 7th: Diane Spencer: Hurricane Diane 8pm £5 Bent Double 7.30pm £14.50 - 8.50 9th: Paddy Lennox: Suckerpunch 7pm £tbc Damian Clark: G’Damo! 7.30pm £tbc 10th & 21st: Piff the Magic Dragon 8pm £10 10th: Joey Page: Reality Is Outside, Paradise Is In Your brain 8.30pm £5 11th: Christian Reilly: Songs of Praise 7pm £5 The Noise Next Door’s Comedy Lock-In 8pm £10 14th: Gráinne Maguire: One Hour All Night Election Special 8pm £5 15th: Carly Smallman 7pm £5 16th: Henry Paker: Classic Paker 7pm £5 Romesh Ranganathan: Rom Com 8.30pm £5 17th: Joe Bor is Jasper Cromwell Jones 7pm £5 Now That’s What I Carl Donnelly! Volume V 8.30pm £5 20th: Stuart Black 7pm £5 22nd: Danny Ward: Pressure Point 7pm £5 The Comedy Zone 8.30pm £5 23rd: Zoe Lyons 7pm £5 Howard Read: Hide & Speak 8.30pm £5 25th: Comic Boom 8pm £9/7/5 27th: Funny Women: Brighton Nights 7.30pm £10/8 Magnet Speed Dating 28-45 Years 8pm £20 28th: Marcus Brigstocke 8pm £5 29th: Marcus Brigstocke 8pm £5 31st: Gamarjobat (ga-ma-jo-bat) Rock Out! 8pm £15/20 Fosters Krater Comedy Club 4th-6th: Luke Toulson (Thurs), Jim Campbell (Thurs), Gar Murran (Thurs), Nathan Caton (Thurs) Phil Chapman (fri), Brendan Dempsey (Fri-Sat) Kai Humphries (Sat), Craig Hill (Fir-Sat). MC Stephen Grant & Andrew Stanley (Sat) 12th-14th: Jen Brister (Fri-Sat), Simon Evans (Fri-Sun), Mike Gunn (Fri-Sun), Chris Turner (Sun), Pete Otway (Sun). MC Stephen Grant 18th-21st: Luke Benson (Thurs), Joe Foster (Thurs), Dane Baptiste (Thurs), Markus Birdman (Thurs),

Paul McCaffrey (Fri-Sat), George Zach (Fri-Sun), Steve Harris (Fri-Sun) Allyson Smith (Sun), James Mullinger (Sun). MC Stephen Grant 26th-28th: Gamarjobat (Thur-Sun), Ben Norris (Fri-Sat), Zoe Lyons (Sun), Joseph Wilson (Fri-Sat), Danny McLoughlin (Sun), Nabil Abdulrashid (Sun) with MC Andrew Stanley Fri 8pm £25.50 (meal deal) £16.50/£13.50 Sat 7pm £29 (meal deal)/£22 Sat 10.30pm £13.50(meal deal) £10/£9/£5 Sun 8pm £21 (meal deal) £12/£9/£5

latest music bar Wednesdays: Tango Boot Camp £8-3 1st: Intimate Brighton 7.30pm £3 2nd: Action For Happiness 8pm £f 3rd: Ideas Man: The Stranger Notions of Francis Galton 8pm £5 5th: The Grand Kemptown Village Hall Fete, music recital & Vegetable competition 8pm £8 9th: No Ink No Entry 11th: Catalyst Club 8pm £5

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hove park 5th: Brighton Mitre CC 12th: Hove Park Youth Cycle Races 13th: Moonriders

the lighthouse 4th: Monthly Talk - Scott Smith 6.30pm £3

madiera drive 13th & 14th: London to Brighton Night Ride

marlborough theatre 5th: Mazloom 7.30pm £5 6th: Storms & Strangers 8pm £6.50/5.50 13th - 15th: Two Sisters by Caroline Harding 8pm £8/6.50 16th-20th: Up 4 a Meet 8pm £16 28th: AH Men 8pm £12/10

new venture theatre 20th To 27th: The Building 7.45pm, 2.30pm (21st) £10/9/7

proud cabaret Thursdays: 50 Shades of Cabaret 7pm £24 5th: Blitz 8pm £34 20th & 27th: Le Chat Noir 8.30pm £49 26th: Speakeasy 7.45pm £34 31st: Laugh Out Proud 7pm £8/10

the quadrant 4th: Funny Side Up 8pm £f 5th: Noche Flamenca 8pm £10

queens park 15th: School Sports Day

rottingdean terraces 13th & 20th: Open Air Theatre 14th: Opera by the Sea 21st: The Swimmer 28th: Lambeth Wind Orchestra

royal pavilion To 13th Oct: Regency Colour & Beyond, 1785-1835

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Conversation 7.30pm £5 27th: Funny Women Awards Semi-Final 2013 8pm £10

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9th-11th: Romeo & Juliet & The Merry Wives of Windsor

5th & 6th: Foil, Arms & Hog 8pm £7.50/5.50 10th: Sara Pascoe & Bridget Christie st george’s church 7.30pm £7.50/5.50 19th & 20th: Brighton Gay Men’s 12th: Pete Cain 8pm £7/5.50 Chorus: Taken From Behind 13th: Mat Ewins: Once Upon A Time (The Scenes) 7pm £12/10 In the Jest 8pm £7/5.50 19th: Improvised Double-Bill: Katy & stanmer park Rach / The Hee-Ha’s 7.30pm £10/9 6th: Bikestock 20th: Off the Cuff 8pm £8.50/7 13th & 14th: Brighton Kite Festival 23rd: Amateur Transplants 8pm theatre royal £9.50/8 24th: Caroline Hardie 8pm £7/5.50 10th & 11th: Ben & Holly’s Little Kingdom 1pm & 4.30pm £12.50-10.50 26th: Rabbit in the Headlights 8pm 17th - 20th: Henry VI 7.45pm, 2.30pm £6.50/5.50 (18th), 12.30pm & 4pm (20th) £15-25 27th: Henry Paker: Classic Paker & 22nd-27th: Soul Sister 7pm £10-29.50 Romesh Ranganathan 8pm £7/5.50 29th -3rd Aug: Birdsong 7.30pm university of brighton £10-25 To 8th: MA Digital Media Arts, MA the old market Fine Art & MA Inclusive Arts Practice Degree Show 10am £f 6th: Slapdash Galaxy 2pm £14/10 11th: Laughtermarket 8pm £4 the victory 14th & 28th: Post Roast Comedy 5th-7th: Cider & Sussex Cheese Previews 4pm £6 Festival 16th: The Drawing Circus 6pm £5 17th: iOpen Spoken Word 7.30pm £f william clarke park fields 21st: Scratch Sessions 3pm £1 26th: Inspire: Jacob Ross In 13th: Patchfest

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competitions Racecourse Competition On what date is Ladies Day at Brighton Racecourse? Send your answer before midnight on 1st August 2013 with your name and contact details in an email with What’s On Comp in the subject header to info@brighton-racecourse.co.uk NB There is no cash alternative to this prize. Entries that arrive after midnight 1st August 2013 will not be counted. Brighton Racecourse will not share your personal details with any third party,

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Dr. Martens Competition Dr. Martens are searching for Brighton’s ultimate Dr. Martens style icon. The competition runs until 12th July and offers £300 worth of shoes, accessories and clothing to the person who best represents Brighton’s alternative spirit in a pair of Docs. To enter simply snap a picture wearing your favourite DMs and tweet or instagram it to #DRMARTENSSTYLE #DRMARTENSBRIGHTON.

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food Not sure about you but there seems to be a better quality of food outlets in the city and businesses are upping their game which is great for us. I have another guilty pleasure and it’s Mexican. So if I am out and about it’s Carlito’s Mexican Street unit nicely positioned opposite The Prince Albert Pub on Trafalgar street or, for sit down, La Choza. Justin Williams: justin@whatsonguide.co.uk

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36 Gloucester Road, Brighton 01273 945926 / www.lachoza.co.uk You may already have discovered this treasure in the North Laines and if you have then you were probably lucky to get a seat. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been in to find that there are no seats available and there’s a long waiting list. I first ate here on my birthday in April with a couple of mates on a lunch time mid-week – busy! The interior strikes you immediately and the friendly staff are always welcoming. That’s a good sign. We were shown to our table, promptly given menus and asked if we wanted a drink. Indeed we did - beers all round for my birthday! We ordered a sharing plate of Nachos which arrived quickly and tucked in to the freshly made salsa and guacamole on nachos. They have a system in place 1: decide on your base - a choice of burrito, quesadilla, tostadas or burrito bowl. I went for quesadilla. 16

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2: Choose the filling, from beef, chicken, pork, chorizo and vegetarian options. Slow cooked beef for me. 3: Choose a variety of salsa on offer. I went for the cooked chipotle salsa (medium). Ten minutes later it arrives presented in a basket and the moment I tasted it the flavours came through. Normally I find with spiced foods that the spices can be over bearing but these flavours seem to come through individually so no one spice annihilates the others. A second beer would be required and they have a good selection of Mexican ones and most important - super cold. No more room for a dessert. Just the bill and we were off. A great eaterie in the heart of the city. Go and discover, plus I know they have an outdoor catering unit taking their magic to the masses at outdoor events and festivals, so keep your eyes peeled for that.

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Greco Taverna 135 King’s Road, Brighton. 01273 321888. Greco-Taverna Mon-Sun 8pm-10.30pm A wonderful new Greek Taverna on Brighton seafront with friendly service and spectacular traditional dishes. Also serving the best Gyros in town.

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55 Church Road, Hove. 01273 328888 www.leonardo-restaurant.co.uk leonardorestaurant Mon-Sun 12 noon-11pm. Still surprising diners after 17 years with its strict code of using the freshest ingredients and authentic recipes from Italy. With the occasional modern twist Leonardo’s is the ideal restaurant to enjoy a romantic dinner, birthday celebration or just to have meal when you don’t wish to cook.

Northern Lights 6 Little East Street, Brighton. 01273 747096. www.northernlightsbrighton.co.uk NorthernLightsBrighton @NLightsBrighton Mon-Thu: 5pm-12:00am. Fri: 3pm-2am. Sat: 12 noon-2am. Sun: 3pm-12am A one of a kind independent Scandinavian pub! We serve delicious, healthy Scandinavian dishes from a traditional Smörgåsbord to meatballs, or a Salmon steak with hovmastarens crust. Vegan dishes are also availalble. We wish to share our culture with you which means open hearts and open minds with a warm welcome and a place you can feel free and be yourself.

Siam Siam 73-74 Preston St. Brighton. 01273 757424. www.siamsiambrighton.co.uk @SiamSiam73 Tues-Sun 12 noon-11pm Siam Siam Thai restaurant is a true family run restaurant located on Preston Street, a popular area of Brighton for diners. After many requests from our customers at Mair Kim’s Thai Takeaway in Hove we have opened our restaurant serving our favorite traditional Thai dishes.

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campbestival Camp Bestival is a multi-award winning boutique festival which runs August 1st-4th at Lulworth Castle, Dorset. It’s the ultimate all-ages family festival, boasting Mr Tumble, Mark Owen, Labrinth, Horrible Histories, Heaven 17, Tate Britain, superstar DJ Sasha and Dick N Dom and much much more ... Add delicious grub courtesy of Young British Foodies and you have a recipe for this summer’s best festi-holiday. Simon Blackmore: editorial@whatsonguide.co.uk

Richard Hawley Describing himself as “so chuffed” to be headlining the Friday night of the festival, former Pulp and Longpigs guitarist Richard Hawley is a double Mercury Prize nominee and winner of the prestigious Mojo Album Of The Year accolade. Having now released seven albums and having headlined the huge Benicassim Festival in Spain, this will be Hawley’s first ever UK festival headline slot – don’t miss it...

Mark Owen As Mark says, “Just about everybody I know with a family has told me how wonderful Camp Bestival is and said ‘You’ve got to go!’ I’ve got my Winnebago on order. See you there!” With 20+ years of classic pop anthems plus new solo album (‘The Art Of Doing Nothing’) out now, the Take That heartthrob is Saturday night’s very special guest – one for the laydeez!

Mr Tumble Mr Tumble (aka Justin Fletcher) celebrates a decade of his CBeebies show ‘Something Special’ in 2013. Always THE biggest festival moment for the youngsters, Mr Tumble will no doubt again draw the biggest Main Stage crowd of the weekend. Amazing pop fact – Justin’s father wrote big hits for Elvis Presley, Cliff Richard, Frankie Valli and the Bay City Rollers amongst others! 18

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Whipsmart 20 year old Bath singersongwriter, Gabrielle grew up listening to Joni Mitchell, Bruce Springsteen and Nick Drake. With a mighty 40 million+ YouTube views to date, her debut single, a cover of Frankie Goes To Hollywood’s “The Power Of Love”, was a No.1 smash. Since then she has enjoyed two more UK Top 10 hits and seen debut album ‘English Rain’ enter the UK charts at No.2.

Heaven 17 Heading-up the Camp Bestival Loves The 80s line-up (Nik Kershaw, Kid Creole & The Coconuts, The Proclaimers, Musical Youth and The Cuban Brothers play too), Sheffield’s finest Heaven 17 ooze soulful electronic cool (and frontman Glenn Gregory has one of the finest voices of the Eighties). With hits including “Temptation”, “We Don’t Need This Fascist Groove Thang”, “Play To Win” and “Come Live With Me”, this will be a highlight.

Dick N Dom Main Stage hosts (and double Bafta Award winners) Dick N Dom will provide more fun for all ages at Lulworth Castle, fresh from the success of their critically acclaimed latest BBC TV venture Dick N Dom’s ‘Hoopla’ (as The Times TV critic and best-selling author Caitlin Moran said, “The Saturday morning TV chaos of your childhood has finally returned”.) Altogether now - “Bogieeeesssss!!!”

Alan Davies Headlining the Comedy Tent line-up at this year’s Camp Bestival will be comedian, actor (QI/Jonathan Creek/ Marple) and writer Alan Davies. A renowned Arsenal fan (that sense of humour could come in very handy), Davies said in a recent interview that his latest stand-up show touches on topics including, “Becoming a dad, things that happened during my childhood... Even some stuff about Chris Hoy’s genitals. It’s a mixed bag.

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fun4kids As the school summer holidays approach there’s a nagging feeling of impending doom that comes across parents. The anticipation of idyllic sun soaked Enid Blyton style days is tempered with the knowledge that two weeks in the dreaded word “bored” will be uttered by adults as well as kids. That is when you’ll be glad you’ve got my suggestions to hand. My advice is be proactive and book up now. Justin Williams: editorial@whatsonguide.co.uk

Rainbow Shakespeare In The Park – Romeo & Juliet Tues 9th & Weds 10th, St Anns Well Scented Gardens Quite simply the world’s greatest love story, and every member of the audience will find echoes of their own experiences of being in love. Apart from the passion, ecstasy and eventual tragedy of the star-crossed lovers, the play combines broad-comedy, thrilling sword-fights, great characters and the greatest verse ever written. 01273 709709 orbrightonticketshop.com

Ben & Holly’s Little Kingdom Weds 10th & Thurs 11th, Theatre Royal From the makers of Peppa Pig comes this BAFTA award-winning television animation for the first time ever live on stage! Join Ben and Holly, and their friends on this exciting musical adventure packed full of games, songs, laughter and childhood innocence on an enchanting journey through the Magical Kingdom. Actors, masks and colourful costumes delight the whole family. atgtickets.com

Brighton Kite Festival 2013 Sat 13th & Sun 14th, Stanmer Park Brighton Kite Festival is a public event not to be missed and brings some interesting shapes, sizes and colour to Stanmer Park that would not normally be seen there. Catch some amazing shows this year from world class flyers of all forms of kites from beautifully made miniature single line kites through to the best team displays. brightonkiteflyers.co.uk 20

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Hove Park Railway Sat 27th, Hove Park This is a really lovely miniature steam railway located at the North end of Hove Park, backing on to the British Engineerium only open on summer weekends. 2pm til 5pm. If you are planning to visit for the first time, they recommend that you contact one of the club officers via the website to ensure you have an enjoyable day with them. hoveparkrailway.co.uk

Access To Music Summer School

Mon 29th - Thurs 1st Aug, ACT, Melbourne Street In two exciting summer schools of music performance and music technology expert professional music tutors help 13 to 18 year olds with an interest in music to develop their instrumental, pre-production, live performance and production skills. Technology students record, mix and master using computer software whilst performers work towards a live gig. accesstomusic.co.uk/centres/brighton

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filmclub

filmclub This month brings a real mixed bag to the screen. Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and Edgar Wright wrap up their ‘Blood and Ice Cream Trilogy’ with ‘The Worlds End’ (19th), Sofia Coppola brings us ‘The Bling Ring’ (5th) and ‘Smurfs 2’ (31st) jumps out at us in 3D. Hitchcock’s classic ‘Dial M for Murder’ also bizarrely gets a 3D makeover (26th) and there’s a limited re release for ‘Akira’ (13th). Martin Lampitt: cinema@whatsonguide.co.uk

Maniac 1st, On DVD Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Evil Dead, Friday the 13th, Halloween – all iconic horror films that inevitably would get the remake treatment but who would have thought that William Lustig’s 1980 video nasty would join their beastly ranks. Director Franck Khalfoun obviously thought it was a good idea as he now presents Elijah Wood as the scalp obsessed, mannequin restorer obsessed with a young, beautiful artist. Filmed (almost) totally from the serial killer’s point of view, ‘Maniac’ is an extremely dark and stylish remake that is faithful to the original but also carves out (sorry) its own niche. This is probably one of the bravest

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roles of Mr Wood’s career and he handles the job admirably, delivering an understatedly unhinged performance. If you have a thing for his cuter than cute portrayal of Frodo Baggins then stay away as you may never be able to watch the Lord of the Rings trilogy again. With a great score that is reminiscent of the best of John Carpenter and a curt nod to ‘Taxi Driver’ and David Lynch, this will appeal to fans of early Abel Ferrara flicks and 2011’s ‘Drive’. Extremely brutal, often disturbing and difficult viewing at times, this is a compelling film that doesn’t pull its punches.

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12th, In Cinemas Giant robots fighting Godzilla style monsters and directed by Guillermo Del Toro. Those are the words that set fan boys’ excitement levels to overload when it was announce a few years back. The wait is now over and with a cast that includes Charlie (‘Sons of Anarchy’) Hunnan, Idris (‘The Wire’) Elba and Ron (Hellboy) Perlman, this cannot fail to be the coolest film ever.

Monsters University 12th, In Cinemas Billy Crystal and John Goodman both return as the voices of Mike and Sully for this prequel to the 2001 Pixar smash hit ‘Monsters Inc’. This time around we follow them through university before they were the best of friends. Crystal has likened it to ‘Revenge of the Nerds’ and, also along for the ride are Steve Buscemi, Helen Mirren, Alfred Molina and Nathan Fillion.

Beware Of Mr Baker 22nd, on DVD Regarded in equal measures by his peers as one of the best drummers ever and a cantankerous old git, Ginger Baker is a legend, having played with Cream, Fela Kuti and Blind Faith amongst others. This warts and all award winning documentary from Jay Bulger features contributions from Eric Clapton, Carlos Santana, Stewart Copeland, John Lydon, Jack Bruce, Neil Peart and Lars Ulrich.

The Wolverine 26th, In Cinemas This marks the sixth time (if you include his show stealing cameo in ‘X Men: First Class’) that Hugh Jackman has popped the claws of everyone’s favourite Canadian mutant. This time the story takes its cue from Frank Miller’s acclaimed graphic novel of ninjas and revenge and is directed by James Mangold, the man who brought us ‘Knight and Day’ so it should be pacy.

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b&halbion Following the summer break, Albion’s players are back training and preparing for another Championship campaign ahead of season 2013/14. To be a part of Albion’s next Championship campaign, supporters can purchase a season ticket now by visiting the ‘Tickets’ section of www.seagulls.co.uk. Remember that if you are an Albion fan or just a visitor to the city there is plenty to do at the Amex Stadium on a non-matchday, including visiting Dick’s Bar, taking a tour of the home of Brighton & Hove Albion or booking a Sunday lunch in one of the stunning hospitality lounges. Check out www.seagulls.co.uk for more information. Paul Rogers, Business Development Manager

A Sunday treat at the Amex Sunday may not be a traditional day for Albion fans to visit the Amex but, with Sunday roasts on offer in the stunning West Stand, the stadium has the perfect venue for a lunchtime meal in the unique setting. The West Stand opens to the public every Sunday from 12pm for roast lunches, offering diners a two-course meal while overlooking the Amex pitch.

To book a table or for more information please email restaurant@bhafc.co.uk or call 01273 878282

Complimentary on-site parking is available, alternatively diners can take full advantage of the convenient public transport services if they prefer.

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Season tickets are now on general sale from the Albion ticket offices at the American Express Community Stadium or the club shop in Queens Road, Brighton. Call the ticketline or visit the website for more information.

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Amex Stadium Tours

former chairman Dick Knight. Public tours run on Mondays (3pm & 6pm), Thursdays (10am, 1pm, 3pm & 6pm) and Sundays (12pm & 3pm) and last approximately two hours. There is a maximum of 15 people on each Tours Commence From The West tour. Prices are £10 for adults, £5 for Stand Reception & Incorporate: over-65s and under-18s. • Hospitality lounges • Art displays in the North, East, West Bookings & Enquiries Should Be Made By Either: upper and West lower concourses • Online at: • Trophy room and directors’ lounge www.seagulls.talent-sport.co.uk • Changing complex and media lounge • Visiting the ticket office at Queens • Dug outs Road or the Amex The tour ends with a stop-off at Dick’s • Via the customer services team Bar and coffee shop for a chance to on 0845 8730251 or email grab a drink and snack whilst viewing stadiumtours@bhafc.co.uk artwork which pays tribute to Albion’s Take some time out to visit the truly spectacular American Express Community Stadium, home of Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club.

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barlife

barlife You’ve spent all winter indoors only to be greeted by a fast-fading sun as you leave work/uni/place of vague interest, so it’s only natural to make the most of these long summer nights with your friends and a few glasses of your favourite poison. But where are the best places to go to make a proper night of it into the wee small hours before a warm walk home? Tom Doyle: bars@whatsonguide.co.uk

Black Lion 14 Black Lion Street, 01273 711884 Friendly staff, romantic lighting, great drinks and music, and late hours in the Lanes – what more could you possibly want? The Black Lion sinks its claws in once you enter and won’t let you go till the bleary-eyed whispers of the morning. Open till 4am on Fridays and Saturdays, and at least 1am every other night, make this your new home. drinkinbrighton.co.uk

Coalition 171-181 Kings Rd Arches, 01273 722 385 Coalition is the place you want to be on a night out in Brighton - open till 6am on Saturdays, it has the perk of being on the beachfront as well as having a reputation for hosting the latest up-and-coming bands and DJs on the scene. Brush up on your culture and up to some new friends at the same time. coalition@drinkinbrighton.co.uk

Globe 78 Middle Street, 01273 770685 If you’re feeling the strain of the seafront clubs a little in the late hours, then you can always escape to the nearby Globe, which is open till 2am every night and 3am on weekends. With a mix of traditional furniture and long-lived books alongside quirky artwork, this is truly a place to recover from the booze-soaked carpets of the weekend clubbing cycle. drinkinbrighton.co.uk 26

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159-161 Kings Road Arches, 01273 770505 Many a university night did I spend in the seaside confines of Life, and I can vouch for it on a vodka-filled level. Open till 6am on a Saturday night, you can spend a quarter of your Sunday dancing on the ‘XXY’ night, and the other three quarters recovering. What better way to see in the Sabbath than with a drunken sunrise? drinkinbrighton.co.uk/life

Mesmerist 1-3 Prince Albert Street, 01273 328542 This charming pub offers a little of everything to its patrons. If you’re into the wilder side of life, then you’ve found your spiritual home. With burlesque, magic, music, theatre and reputable gin on store on any given night, you’ll never be bored before closing time – which is late. It’s loud, proud and anything goes, so bring dancing shoes and wide eyes. drinkinbrighton.co.uk

Norfolk 113-114 Western Road, 01273 733245 A pub with books is a pub to trust, and the Duke of Norfolk delivers paperback delights and much more. With a great range of food and kids welcome till 8pm, it stays open till 1am most nights and 2am at weekends for those of you looking for a novel setting to read a novel. A great quiz night tops it all off. drinkinbrighton.co.uk

Thomas Kemp 8 St Georges Road, 01273 683334 Perhaps no other pub reflects the eclectic eccentricity of Brighton better than the Thomas Kemp. Suit of armour? Check. Maps? Check. Anybody would think you’re plotting an invasion, though the great food and drinks on offer may make the battles a tad difficult. Open till 12pm (1am on weekends) and with a great beer garden, come and wile away the summer evenings. drinkinbrighton.co.uk

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Ancient Mariner Cancer Research Charity Quiz Night 5.30pm £1 The Black Dove 5th: Hot-Tip Hi-Fi 19th: Chop Source 8pm £f Black Lion 5th & 12th: Medium Rare 19th: Soul Casserole 26th: Molly Malone’s Dex In The City 9pm f Caroline of Brunswick Rock the Caz Bar 9pm £f Chequers 5th: For Those About To Rock 12th: Mezcal Soundsystem & The Mayan Kings 26th: DJ Sliiiiquo 10pm £f Doctor Brightons Funky Friday 9.30pm £f Duke Of Norfolk DJ MC Cashback, Miss Scarlet 9pm £f Fiddlers Elbow Friday Night Live 9pm £f Fishbowl 5th: Keep It Wheel 12th: Jeff Daniels 19th: Cut La Vis 26th: This Is Tomorrow 9pm £f The Globe The Get Down! 9pm £f The Hop Poles Control Alt Delete 10pm £f Mash Tun House Party Mesmerist Shake, Holla & Roll 9pm £f Prince Arthur 5th: DJ Ed Meme 12th: DJ Machal 9pm £f Thomas Kemp 5th: DJ Spindo 12th: Hot Tip Hi Fi 19th: DJ Moler 26th: Hot Tamales 9pm £f

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Victory 19th: Soul and Funk Club 9pm £f Western Front 5th: Unhooked Generation 26th: DJ Russ Rockwell 9pm £f Worlds End 26th: Unity Hi Fi 9pm £f

saturdays Ancient Mariner 20th: Summer Street Party 1pm £1 The Bell 6th: Full Toppa! 8pm £f Black Lion 6th & 20th: Burnt Toast’s Black Lion Block Party 13th: Stop Go! 27th: Attic Monkeys 9pm f Caroline of Brunswick Ska-B-Q 1pm £f Chequers 27th: Breaktime 10pm £f Doctor Brightons Sexy Saturday 9.30pm £f Fiddlers Elbow Saturday Sizzlers 9pm £f Fishbowl 6th: Gareth Stephens 13th: Whats Wrong With Groovin’? 20th: DJ Abo & Ally Smith 27th: Daddy Marcus 9pm £f Freemasons Sat Night Disc Spinners 9pm £f The Globe Classic and Future House & Disco DJs 9pm £f 27th: Kinfolk 9pm £f The Hop Poles 6th & 20th: Arther Shillin 13th & 27th: Hop To The Beat 10pm £f Mash Tun House Party The Mesmerist Juke Joint Jamboree 9pm £f

sundays Beaufort Sunday Cinema 8pm £f Caroline of Brunswick 7th: The Geekest Link 8.30pm £1 21st: Ctr-AltQuiz 8.30pm £1 Chequers 21st: Inertia Launch Night 8pm £f Doctor Brightons Hangover Therapy 1pm £f Fiddlers Elbow Sham-Rock Open Mic Night 8.30pm £f

Fishbowl Recovery? 9pm £f Fountainhead Reggae & Roast 12pm £f North Laine 7th: Beat Burger 14th & 21st: Sunday Seduction 28th: DJ Tropikal 4pm £f Northern Lights Northern Light Sunday DJ 4pm £f Prince George Pub Quiz 8pm £1 The Quadrant Clocktower Cinema 8pm £f Riki Tik Night Food 9pm £f Thomas Kemp Sunday Afternoon Jazz 2nd: Bags Groove Jazz Quartet 14th & 21st: Le Duo Jazz 28th: Lee rainbow Hands 8pm £f 14th: Tango Sessions 8pm £f Victory Blues Sundays 12pm £f

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North Laine 6th: Soul Casserole 13th & 27th: DJ Stu 20th: Heavy Action 9pm £f The Office 20th: Chop Sauce 8pm £f Prince Arthur 27th: 80’s Night 8pm £f Red Lion 27th: DJ Gremlin’s Rockin Stompers 9pm £f Riki Tik Skatadays 9.30pm £f Thomas Kemp 6th: DJ Lamp’s Eclectic Chair 13th: DJ MKNY 20th: DJ Greg Gore 29th: DJ Moler 9pm £f The Victory 6th: Up Against It 13th: Soul Custody DJs 20th: Don Simon 27th: Rob Taylor 9pm £f The West Hill The Rounder Saturday Social 9pm £f Western Front 6th: Wear Vintage Pop Up Shop 11am £f 13th: DJ Dennis Castro 20th: Moochin’ 27th: Heavy Tread 9pm £f Worlds End 13th: Electronic Playground 9pm £f

mondays Ancient Mariner Quiz Night 8pm £1 Black Lion Monday Club 9pm £f Doctor Brightons Medication Mondays 1pm £f Duke Of Norfolk 22nd: The Duke Unplugged 9pm £f Fiddlers Elbow Check-In Mondays with Super Mega Schwarzennegger 8.30pm £f The Hope Open Mic 9pm £f Mesmerist Flash Mob Jazz 9pm £f Prince Arthur Broken Mic 8pm £f The Quadrant Clocktower Cinema 8pm £f

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barlife Thomas Kemp Quiz Night 8.30pm £1 Prince Arthur Don’t Be A Drag Quiz The Victory 15th: Songs From A Room Night 8.30pm £tbc Folk Night 29th: Poetry Night 8pm £f Thomas Kemp Open Mic 9pm £f

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tuesdays Black Lion Open Mic 9pm £f Caroline of Brunswick Open Mic 8.30pm £f Cube Cube Live 8pm £f Doctor Brightons Twisted Tuesdays 1pm Duke Of Norfolk Open Mic 9pm £f Fiddler’s Elbow Quizness 8pm £1 Fountainhead Student Night 8pm £f The Globe Basement Cinema 8pm £f Mash Tun 2nd, 16th & 30th: 7 x 7 North Laine Jukebox Jewels 7pm £f The Quadrant Open Mic 8.30pm £f Red Lion General Knowledge/ Music Quiz 8pm £1 Saint George’s Inn 2nd & 16th: Pub Quiz 8pm £1 The Sidewinder Open Mic 8.30pm £f Thomas Kemp Poker Night 8.30pm Western Front Hush Hush 8pm £f

wednesdays Beaufort Poker Night 8pm £5 Doctor Brightons Cocktail Clinic 1pm Duke Of Norfolk Quiz 9pm £1 per p Fishbowl Tea & Biscuits 10pm £f Mash Tun Mash Tun Live The Mesmerist Swing Ninjas 9pm £f North Laine Quiz Kong 8pm £f

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thursdays Ancient Mariner Jazz It Up 8.30pm £f Beaufort Mario Kart Komp 8pm £2 Black Lion 4th & 18th: Common People 25th: This Is Tomorrow 9pm f Doctor Brightons Thirsty Thursdays 1pm Fiddlers Elbow Live Lounge 4th: Brian McNamara 25th: Folk Off sessions 8.30pm £f Fishbowl Residents Association 10pm 25th: Cut La Vis 10.30pm £f Fountainhead Student Night 8pm £f The George Payne Open Mic 8.30pm £f The Globe Hang The DJ 9pm £f 4th: Wingdependence Day 12pm £f Mash Tun They Mostly Come At Night North Laine 4th: Ye Ye Fever 9pm £f Prince George Souled Out 8pm £f Riki Tik Big It Up! 9pm £f Thomas Kemp Acoustic Sessions 4th: Douzy N Sly 18th: Mark Vis And His Mobile Piano 8pm £f Victory Open Mic 8pm £f The West Hill DJ Lamp’s Eclectic Chair 9pm £f Worlds End Big Quiz Night 8pm £1

livemusic

livemusic It’s July, and you know what that means? Well, since we don’t have real summers any more – rather, a tingle of hope mixed with grey drudgery from the heavens – you don’t really. That was a lie. Though the sky may fall, I can promise it means more of the same in terms of a stellar musical line-up for this beautiful town, from hyped electro to furious folk and home grown legends. Thomas Doyle: live@whatsonguide.co.uk

White Cliff Wed 3rd, Audio It’s fair to say that Liverpool’s a musical town (not a patch on Manchester, mind), but indie five-piece White Cliff look like another fine Liverpudlian product. If track ‘5 Minutes’ is anything to go by, you’ll be swooning and swaying whether you like it or not. Oh, and my band Artifacts are supporting, so, y’know, get down there early – or I won’t be happy. facebook.com/WeAreWhiteCliff

Ezio Thurs 4th, Komedia When I say folk, you may think of smug young men in tweed updating Instagram accounts, but Ezio are not of that ilk. Going strong since 1990, the four-piece have a genuine edge to their sound as heard on ‘Higher’ much-needed in an age where misery is the currency of the young. But fear not, as joy bursts like sunlight through a countryside cloud. zone.ezio.co.uk

Ms Mr Thurs 11th, The Haunt If you’re yet to release an album but can count Usher and Jay-Z among your fans, you’re doing something right. American duo Lizzy Plapinger and Max Hershenow combine melodramatic strings, epic vocals and electro beats for something alien yet still homely pop at heart – check out the negative bubblegum pop video of ‘Hurricane’ and you’ll catch my drift. This will be a treat. msmrsounds.com 32

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Sat 13th, Concorde 2 Handily circumnavigating the problem of affording to record her latest album ‘Theatre Is Evil’ by getting her fans to fund it, the whirlwind performer is bringing her Grand Theft Orchestra to Concorde2. The Dresden Dolls singer’s latest track ‘The Bed Song’ is a masterpiece, and with Palmer’s reputation for mischief, you should bring your voice, your courage, and a heart full of love. amandapalmer.net

Fight Like Apes Mon 15th, Sticky Mike’s With a name like that, a band has to bring the noise at gigs – so it’s a good thing this Irish alt-rock four piece have everything you need for a raucous ruckus. With bass, synth, and distortion called to attention by singer Mary-Kate Geraghty, your legs will wobble and your soul will sing. Get your punches in early on track ‘Jenny Kelly.’ fightlikeapesmusic.com

Shauna Parker & The Saloon Bar Band

Thurs 18th, The Ranelagh Honest, timeless songs of love,temptation, heartache and loss. From delicate ballads to footstomping rockabilly, the band play an eclectic mix of originals, classic country and contemporary americana. When Shauna sings, you believe every word. Add superb three part harmonies and Mike Ross’ incendiary guitar-playing - this band is an undiscovered gem. ‘A great voice’ CMRNashville. shaunaparker.com

The Levellers Fri 19th, Brighton Dome With a name that could be a reference to democratic political principles, or, if some believe, to The Level in our fair town, this Brighton-formed alt-rock/folk band are legends of their trade. Literally everybody has heard the perfect single ‘What A Beautiful Day’, guaranteed to rip the dome well and truly off of the Dome, so get yourself down for a proper sing-along. levellers.co.uk

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monday 01 Open Mic Brunswick 7.30pm £f Geoff Berner The Greys 8.30pm £8 Punk Vs Hardcore Green Door Store 7pm £f Harvest Moon Acoustic Night Shakespeare’s Head 8pm £f

tuesday 02 Jazz Jam Brunswick 8pm £f Scott & Charlene’s Wedding Green Door Store 7pm £5 Edward Alice Prince Albert 8pm £4/3 Summer Jazz Night TOM 7.45pm £7/5

wednesday 03 Black Lion Acoustic Showcase Black Lion 8.30pm £f CMP Showcase Brunswick 8pm £tbc Soul Live Casablanca 10pm £f/2/1 She Crazy + Kill Moon + Last Heir Green Door Store 7pm £f A Promise Prince Albert 8pm £4/3

thursday 04 Open Sound Collective Brunswick 7pm £f All Things Must Pass 8pm £6 Casa Jams Casablanca 10pm £f/2/1 The Spirit of Gravity Green Door Store 8pm £5 Tift Merritt The Haunt 7pm £14 adv Ezio Komedia 7pm Bert Miller & The Animal Folk Latest Music Bar 8pm £4 Smoke Stack Mesmerist 9pm £f Cable Club Prince Albert 8pm £4/3 Paul Richards Prince Arthur 9pm £f The Long Haul Ranalagh 8.30pm £f

friday 05 Soul Live Casablanca 10pm Misty In Roots Concorde 2 7.30pm £14.50 + bf adv The Acoustic Proms Dukebox Theatre 8pm £5/6 No Consequence Green Door Store 7pm £f Trading Places Part 3: Iggy & The Stooges 11pm £f High Tyde The Haunt 7pm £5 Southern Tenant Folk Union The Palmiera 8pm £10 adv Icca’s Belle Prince Albert 8pm £4/3 The Roadrunners Ranalagh 8.30pm £f

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saturday 06 Tracey Sullivan Ancient Mariner 8pm £f Simone & The Dark Stars Brunswick 8pm £f Soul Live Casablanca 10pm Vince Kidd - The Zoo! Tour Coalition 7.30pm £7+ Laneway Chequers 8pm £f Ultramagnetic MCs Concorde 2 7.30pm £14.50 + bf adv Folk Grinder Prince Albert 8pm £5 adv The Dates Red Lion 8.30pm £f Brighton Rocks Sticky Mikes Frog Bar 7pm £4

sunday 07 Live & Swingin’ Lion Black Lion 8pm £f Arch Garrison Brunswick 8pm £f Jazz Machine Freemasons 7pm £f Don McMurray’s Stompers Hilton Metropole Hotel £f to diners. 12.30pm The Move Ons Mesmerist 7pm £f Crazy Arm Prince Albert 8pm £6 adv The Mike Ross Band Ranalagh 8.30pm £f Acoustic Night Worlds End 8.30pm £f

monday 08 Open Mic Brunswick 7.30pm £f Ed Wood Green Door Store 7pm £f I See Hawks in LA The Greys 8.30pm £8

tuesday 09 Jazz Jam Brunswick 8pm £f Open Mic Night with Wolf Williams Chequers 8pm £f Mikky Ekko Green Door Store 7pm £8 Kerela Prince Albert 7.30pm £4/3

wednesday 10 Daisy’s Jukebox Black Lion 8.30pm £f Indian Flavours Brunswick 8pm £7 Soul Live Casablanca 10pm Trash Talk Green Door Store 7.30pm £9 Monnone Alone Prince Albert 7.30pm £4/3

thursday 11 Matt Rose & The Tin Cup Collective Black Lion 8.30pm £f Flamenco Express Brunswick 8pm £10/8

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wednesday 17 The Lion’s Raw! Black Lion 8.30pm £f Soul Live Casablanca 10pm Overhead Wires Latest Music Bar 8pm £tbc Andrew Duhon 8pm £6/5 Martin Oliver Band Prince Albert 8pm £4/3 Hilary Scott Ranalagh 8.30pm £f Snei Ap Band Worlds End 9pm £f v

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Casa Jams Casablanca 10pm £f/2/1 Shuggy Otis Concorde 2 7.30pm £22 + bf adv Bandcalledmac Green Door Store 7pm £f Sneaky Low Five Mesmerist 9pm £f Digo Prince Albert 8pm £6.50 adv Bagger & Armer Ranalagh 8.30pm £f Lout & Jack daniels BLOWOUT Sticky Mikes Frog Bar 8pm £f

friday 12 Soul Live Casablanca 10pm The Brompton Mix Green Door Store 7pm £tbc BLISS ARTs Indians Summer Gig! Latest Music Bar 7.30pm £8 The Welfares Prince Albert 8pm £4/3

saturday 13 The Acoustic Sessions Ancient Mariner 8pm £f Overhed Wires Music presents Brunswick 2pm £tbc Brandon Lee Webb 8pm £7/5 Soul Live Casablanca 10pm Julia & The Wolf Chequers 8pm £f Amanda Palmer & The Grand Theft Orchestra Concorde 2 6pm £17.50 + bf adv Herxis Green Door Store 2pm £tbc The Bright Ones Prince Albert 8pm £4/3 Berimbau Prince Arthur 9pm £f The Gastrick band Ranalagh 8.30pm £f Open Mic Red Lion 8pm £f

sunday 14 Live & Swingin’ Lion Black Lion 8pm £f Eyal Shavit Acoustic Night Chequers 8pm £f Blood Red Throne Green Door Store 3pm £8 Green Door Blues 10pm £f Don McMurray’s Stompers Hilton Metropole Hotel £f to diners. 12.30pm The Jam Brighton Show Latest Music Bar 2.30pm £3 Pride Fundraiser Prince Albert 8pm £tbc Stevie Ray Vaughan Tribute Set Ranalagh 8.30pm £f

monday 15 Open Mic Brunswick 7.30pm £f GAPS Green Door Store 7pm £f

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The Master Blues Brothers Brunswick 8pm £5 Casa Jams Casablanca 10pm £f/2/1 I.D Goes Acoustic Dukebox Theatre 7.30pm £f Gypsy Switch Mesmerist 9pm £f Cable Club Prince Albert 8pm £4/3 Shauna Parker & The Saloon Bar Band Ranalagh 8.30pm £f

friday 19 The Blues Issue Brunswick 8pm £f Soul Live Casablanca 10pm Stevie Becks Chequers 8pm £f Levellers Brighton Dome 7pm £21.50 adv Dread Messiah Green Door Store 7pm £3 World Peace Prince Albert 8pm £5 Splatch Prince Arthur 9pm £f Brighton Rocks Sticky Mikes Frog Bar 7pm £4 John Crampton Western Front 9pm £f

saturday 20 School of Rock Brunswick 1pm £f Soul Live Casablanca 10pm Boy In The Cupboard Chequers 8pm £f The Wurzels Concorde 2 5pm £20 + bf adv SOURCE New Music Brighton Dome Studio Theatre 8pm £4 Evil Scarecrow Green Door Store 7pm £5 Johnny & The Danger Beast Prince Albert 8pm £4 Summer Showcase Saint George’s Inn 7.30pm £f Alcoholic Water Worlds End 9pm £f

sunday 21 Live & Swingin’ Lion Black Lion 8pm £f Brighton Folk Brunswick 8pm £f Green Door Blues Green Door Store 10pm £f Don McMurray’s Stompers Hilton Metropole Hotel £f to diners. 12.30pm Studio 9 Orchestra Latest Music Bar 8pm £5 The Move Ons Mesmerist 7pm £f Kent Duchaine Ranalagh 8.30pm £f

monday 22 Open Mic Brunswick 7.30pm £f Martin Simpson The Greys 8.30pm £15 A Night In The Abyss Prince Albert 8pm £tbc

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Jazz Jam Brunswick 7.30pm £f Open Mic Night with Wolf Williams Chequers 8pm £f Hush Hush presents Latest Music Bar 8pm £tbc Directors Cut Prince Albert 8pm £4/3

wednesday 24 Matt Rose & The Tin Cup Collective Black Lion 8.30pm £f Soul Live Casablanca 10pm Thomas Truax Green Door Store 7pm £7 Ricki Warwick Komedia 7.30pm £10 Come Back Harriet Latest Music Bar 8pm £6 adv Octopuses Prince Albert 8pm £4/3 v

thursday 25

Zooberon Calling Brunswick 8pm £4 Casa Jams Casablanca 10pm £f/2/1 The Sea Level Tour With Ash Grunwald Concorde 2 7.30pm £10 + bf adv Howlround Green Door Store 7pm £7 John Crampton The Mesmerist 9pm £f Kind Sirs Prince Albert 8pm £4/3 Krissy Matthews The Ranalagh 8.30pm £f

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Live & Swingin’ Lion Black Lion 8pm £f Brighton Ukelele Jam Brunswick 3pm £f The Real Music Club 8pm £tbc Trobador Acoustic Night Chequers 8pm £f Herbie Flowers’ Jazz Breakfast Brighton Dome 11am £6.50 Green Door Blues Green Door Store friday 26 10pm £f Harpin By The Sea Brunswick 8pm Don McMurray’s Stompers Hilton £8/6 Joe Filisko 8pm £8/6 Metropole Hotel £f to diners. 12.30pm Soul Live Casablanca 10pm Healing Sounds Latest Music Bar Youth Lagoon Concorde 2 7pm £12.50 Seethe Prince Albert 8pm £tbc + bf adv The Jackals The Ranalagh 8.30pm £f Mine Green Door Store 7pm £5 R&B Piano Jam Worlds End 8.30pm £f Brighton Rocks Sticky Mikes Frog Bar 7pm £4 monday 29 Eliza Jaye The Ranalagh 8.30pm £f Open Mic Brunswick 7.30pm £f saturday 27 The Los Rizlaz Prince Albert 8pm £8 The Acoustic Sessions Ancient tuesday 30 Mariner 8pm £f Jazz Jam Brunswick 8pm £f Overhead Wires Music presents Sea Monsters Special Prince Albert Brunswick 8pm £4 8pm £5 Soul Live Casablanca 10pm Tom Russell The Palmiera 8pm £15 adv wednesday 31 Chelsea Prince Albert 8pm £8.50 adv The Lion’s Raw! Black Lion 8.30pm £f Grizzly and the Grasshoppers The Ranalagh 8.30pm £f Jazz Jam Brunswick 8pm £f Brighton Rocks Sticky Mikes Frog Bar Soul Live Casablanca 10pm 7pm £4 The Recovery Position Green Door Cherry & The Poppers Worlds End Store 7pm £4 9pm £f Cable Club Prince Albert 8pm £5

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summerfestivals

summerfestivals After June’s flurry of fantastic festivals, from High Definition to Download, you might be a bit tired. However, July isn’t slowing down; in fact it’s speeding up, with local jazz festival, Love Supreme, debuting, as well as six others listed below! If that’s not enough Magic FM are hosting a pop-tacular festival and Redfest returns with radio favourites Bastille in tow. The UK festival scene is as vibrant as ever! Andrew Kilpatrick: festivals@whatsonguide.co.uk

Love Supreme Jazz Festival Fri 5th – Sun 7th July, Glynde Place This year Jazz FM have organised what will be the first greenfield jazz festival in the UK in over twenty years! Featuring three days and a diverse line-up, from Jools Holland to indie titans Three Trapped Tigers, this festival will explore all avenues of jazz. Nestled in the South Downs this is local festival Sussex can be proud of. lovesupremefestival.com

2000 Trees Thu 11th – Sat 13th July, Upcote Farm, Gloucestershire The yearly indie extravaganza returns to Upcote Farm once again, this time with its biggest line-up to date. Headlined by Frank Turner and Mystery Jets with support from acts as varied as Funeral For A Friend, Hold Your Horse Is and Adebisi Shark, 2000 Trees once again proves why it is THE destination for lovers of the underground year after year. twothousandtreesfestival.co.uk

Farr Festival Fri 19th – Sun 21st July, Newnham Farr returns for a fourth time with another eclectic line-up. Taking place in the heart of Hertfordshire, the huge range of acts hope to wow another year’s audience in tranquil seclusion. With a unique atmosphere, Farr has quickly gathered a loyal fan base. Featuring acts like Eats Everything, Jackmaster & Spencer, the best in boutique eclecticism can be found at Farr Festival. farrfestival.co.uk 38

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Lovebox

Fri 19th – Sun 21st July, Victoria Park, London Another weekend, another fantastic festival graces the city of London. The 11th year of this prestigious festival, originally founded by DJs Groove Armada, sees performances from Azealia Banks, Flying Lotus, Rudimental, Plan B, Goldfrapp and Hurts among plenty more. Three days, three stages and in the comfort of Victoria Park, what more could you ask for as the summer holidays blossom? mamacolive.com/lovebox

Rewind Festival Scotland Fri 26th – Sun 28th July, Scone Palace, Scotland The Scottish venue for the two-part 80s’ festival is hosted at Scone Palace this year. Featuring some of the hugest names from the 1980s under one banner for three days of retro brilliance, Rewind Festival is a staple for anyone wanting a hit of nostalgia. Performers include Rick Astley, soul II soul, OMD, Kim Wilde, UB40 and Level 42. rewindfestival.com

Kendal Calling Fri 26th – Sun 28th July, Lowther Deer Park, Lake District The winner of UK’s Best Small Festival in both 2010 and 2011, Kendal Calling made its name mixing huge amounts of acts and variety with luscious loci. This year Kendal Calling offers no less than eight stages over a weekend, covering some of the hugest names in music, including Public Enemy, Primal Scream, Basement Jaxx and The Charlatans. kendalcalling.co.uk

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clublife

clublife Summer may be here but there are not as many free parties around as there used to be. Don’t despair, as some of the city’s best clubs hold a host of nights that will cost you zilch. There’s also a plethora of DJs playing in pubs all over and all it will cost you is the price of a pint. As always, support these nights and they’ll continue to reward. DJ Lamp: club@whatsonguide.co.uk

Songs For The Deaf Fri 5th, Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Songs for the Deaf, has now made its home at Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar and is still celebrating the best ear pounding anthems from the start of the 90s through to the early 00s. Judgement Dave, Mikie K and Dave Rave will be playing the best in Grunge, Stoner Rock, Desert Rock, College Rock, Skate Punk and Ska Punk! drinkinbrighton.co.uk

Sicknote

Sat 6th, Volks Sicknote is Brighton’s favourite Techno night and tonight it returns with two legends of the scene, Billy Nasty and Radioactive Man, playing together as RadioNasty. The two rooms of Techno, Progressive House and Electronica also features Ben Coda (tribal Vision), Andy Newland (Twisted Audio), Sketchy Steve, Grimey and Arblick Spule and more. There’s plenty here to keep your feet busy until the sun comes up. facebook.com/SicknoteTechno

Stay Beautiful Sat 6th. Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Since its Brighton rebirth in 2011 Stay Beautiful has become one of the city’s most celebrated club nights. Simon Price (Spellbound) and David Ryder Prangley (Rachel Stamp) play a mix of dirty sleazy glam and glitter rock. From Suede to Bowie, Hole to Guns N Roses and a smattering of special guests this is a night worth getting dressed up for. staybeautifulclub.co.uk 40

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Norman Jay MBE

clublife

Sat 13th, Coalition Arguably one of the most respected DJs in the world today whose talents and many years of dedicated service to his profession have now seen him rightfully acknowledged by the highest authority in the land. From pirate radio on Kiss FM, his musical odysseys have gone from Rare Groove and Talkin Loud Records to his world famous Notting Hill Good Times Carnival parties. normanjay.com

Com Truise Tues 16th, Green Door Store Com Truise is one of the many personas of New York born producer and designer Seth Haley. A synth obsessive, he describes his sound as “mid-fi synth-wave, slow-motion funk” and has remixed the likes of Daft Punk, Neon Indian, Foster The People and Twin Shadow. He’s been mangling beats for nearly a decade now, so don’t miss this one off intimate show. comtruise.com

Half Pint Sat 20th, Concorde 2 The legendary Jamaican dancehall, ragga and reggae artist Half Pint hails from the West Kingston enclave of Rose Lane. He has worked with a whole array of well established and respected names in the music business and is now rightfully regarded as one of reggae’s few living legends. Local legends Unity Hi-Fi and Brighton Up DJs complete this night of world class music. halfpintmusic.com

Pump Up The Jam Sat 27th, Coalition Do you look back with love to the days of 90s’ cool? Back to the days of wide-eyed, innocent raving, when getting the groove in your heart and throwing shapes on the dance floor was where it was at? If so then get down to Pump up the Jam, Brighton’s only night totally dedicated to 90’s House, Dance, Pop and Hip Hop. drinkinbrighton.co.uk

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Casablanca Casa Jams 11pm Coalition Secret Discotheque 12pm £2/3/4 Green Door Store Boogie Wonderland 11pm £f Oceana Vodka Rocks 10.30pm £f/3 Shooshh Azuri 10pm £f/3 Volks Roll Through 11pm £2

friday 05

monday 01 Coalition Trash Mondays £3/4 11pm Volks Big T Presents Strictly Reggae 11pm £4.50/5

tuesday 02 Green Door Store DONUTS 11pm £f Shooshh Pachanga10.30pm £f/3

wednesday 03 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition CoCo LoCo £1/3/5 10.30pm-3.30am Oceana #YOLO! 10.30pm £2.50 - 5

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Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Friday I’m In Love 11pm £3/4/5 Funkyfish Thank Funk It’s Friday 10.30pm £f Komedia Jackport 11pm £f Oceana Love Sexy 10.30pm £f/6 Shooshh Runway 10pm £f/3/4/5 Volks Remarc feat the Ragga Twins 10pm £5/7

saturday 06 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Robert James 11pm £8-10 Concorde 2 DJ Hype 10.30pm £14.50 + bf adv Funky Fish Club Old Skool Saturdays 10pm £5 Green Door Store Sonic Switch 11pm £f Oceana Weekend Has Landed 10.30pm £f/10 Pav Tav Guerilla Rocks 11pm £2/3/4 Shooshh Glam 10pm £5/7

Sticky Mikes Frog Bar Stay Beautiful 11pm £5 Volks Sicknote with RadioNasty 10pm £5 +

sunday 07 Coalition Blow 3am - 7am £5

monday 08

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Coalition Trash Mondays £3/4 11pm Volks Big T Presents Strictly Reggae 11pm £4.50/5

tuesday 09 Green Door Store DONUTS 11pm £f Shooshh Pachanga10.30pm £f/3

wednesday 10 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition CoCo LoCo £1/3/5 10.30pm Oceana #YOLO! 10.30pm £2.50 - 5

thursday 11 Casablanca Casa Jams 11pm Coalition Secret Discotheque 12pm £2/3/4 Green Door Store Lux 11pm £f Oceana Vodka Rocks 10.30pm £f/3 Shooshh Azuri 10pm £f/3 Volks Roll Through 11pm £2

friday 12 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Friday I’m In Love 11pm £3/4/5

Concorde 2 Chester P (Taskforce) 11pm £2/5 Funky Fish Club Thank Funk It’s Friday! 10.30pm £f Green Door Store Electro Blues 11pm £f Komedia Missing Cat Club 11pm £f Oceana Love Sexy 10.30pm £f/6 Shooshh Runway 10pm £f/3/4/5 Volks Strictly Guest List 11pm £5 adv

saturday 13 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Norman Jay 11pm £8 adv Funky Fish Club Old Skool Saturdays 10pm £5

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Green Door Store Pop Not Pop 11pm £f Oceana Weekend Has Landed 10.30pm £f/10 Pav Tav All Killer No Filler 11pm £2/3/4 Proud Cabaret The Pop Kraft Saturday Special 10.30pm Shooshh Glam 10pm £5/7 Volks KAOS 11pm £tbc

sunday 14 Coalition Blow 3am - 7am £5 Volks Psy Sundays 3pm £f

monday 15 Coalition Trash Mondays £3/4 11pm Volks Big T Presents Strictly Reggae 11pm £4.50/5

tuesday 16 Shooshh Pachanga10.30pm £f/3 Green Door Store DONUTS 11pm £f

wednesday 17 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition CoCo LoCo £1/3/5 10.30pm Oceana #YOLO! 10.30pm £2.50 - 5

thursday 18 Casablanca Casa Jams 11pm Coalition Secret Discotheque 12pm £2/3/4 Green Door Store 4/4 11pm £f Oceana Vodka Rocks 10.30pm £f/3 Shooshh Azuri 10pm £f/3

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Volks Roll Through 11pm £2

friday 19 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Friday I’m In Love 11pm £3/4/5 Concorde 2 Trapstyle UK & ENK 11pm £5/7 Funky Fish Club Thank Funk It’s Friday! 10.30pm £f Green Door Store Sound Dance 11pm £f Komedia Born Bad 11pm £6/5 Oceana Love Sexy 10.30pm £f/6 Proud Cabaret Blind Pig’s Mad Hatter’s Tea Party £7/10 Shooshh Runway 10pm £f/3/4/5 Volks Brighton Loves Jungle 1 1pm £5/3

saturday 20 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Sounds Like Saturday 11pm £5 + Concorde 2 Half Pint (Live) 11pm £5/8 Funky Fish Club Old Skool Saturdays 10pm £5 Green Door Store Soulful Strut 11pm £f Komedia Spellbound 9pm £6/5 Oceana Weekend Has Landed 10.30pm £f/10 Shooshh Glam 10pm £5/7 Volks In The Face £tbc

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clublife sunday 21 Coalition Blow 3am - 7am £5 Green Door Store Whistle Test Part 3 7pm £f

monday 22

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Coalition Trash Mondays £3/4 11pm Volks Big T Presents Strictly Reggae 11pm £4.50/5

tuesday 23 Green Door Store DONUTS 11pm £f Shooshh Pachanga10.30pm £f/3

wednesday 24 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition CoCo LoCo £1/3/5 10.30pm Oceana #YOLO! 10.30pm £2.50-5 Volks Tranquility £f

thursday 25 Casablanca Casa Jams 11pm Coalition Secret Discotheque 12pm £2/3/4 Oceana Vodka Rocks 10.30pm £f/3 Shooshh Azuri 10pm £f/3 Volks Roll Through 11pm £2

friday 26 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Friday I’m In Love 11pm £3/4/5 Concorde 2 Dub Pistols & Rodney P 11pm £3 Funkyfish Dirty Retro10.30pm £f Green Door Store Ye Ye Fever 11pm £f

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Oceana Love Sexy 10.30pm £f/6 Shooshh Runway 10pm £f/3/4/5 Volks Siren 11pm £tbc

saturday 27 Belushis Below Thunderstruck 11pm £5/4/3 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition Pump Up The Jam 11pm £5 + bf adv Concorde 2 Booka Shade 11pm £12 + bf adv Funky Fish Club Old Skool Saturdays 10pm £5 Green Door Store The Big Itch 11pm £f Komedia Mod For It 11pm £5/4 Oceana Weekend Has Landed 10.30pm £f/10 Shooshh Glam 10pm £5/7 Volks Motive Drum & Bass 11pm £tbc

sunday 28 Coalition Blow 3am - 7am £5

monday 29 Coalition Trash Mondays £3/4 11pm Volks Big T Presents Strictly Reggae 11pm £4.50/5

tuesday 30 Green Door Store DONUTS 11pm £f Shooshh Pachanga10.30pm £f/3

wednesday 31 Casablanca Soul & Funk 11pm Coalition CoCo LoCo £1/3/5 10.30pm

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A-Bar, 11-12 Marine Parade 01273 688825 Above Audio, Marine Parade [6:T] 01273 606906 All Bar One, 2-3Pavilion Buildings [7:R] 01273 207593 Ancient Mariner, 59 Rutland Rd, Hove 01273 748595 Bar Roque, Marine Parade [5:T] 01273 329202 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 The Blue Room, 8 Queen’s Rd 01273 726003 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 600550 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 Crowns, 9-10 Cranbourne St [7:N] 01273 710928 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 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 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 Hop Poles, 13 Middle St [5:O] 01273 710444 Hope, 11-12 Queens Rd [9:O] 01273 325793

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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 Jury’s Out, Edward St [8:V] 01273 601148 J W Lennon’s, 116/117 Edward St 01273 687515 Keiters, 8 Third Ave 01273 724884 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 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 The North Laine, 27 Glocester Pl [R:12] 01273 683666 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 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 Pond, Gloucester Rd [11:P] 01273 621400 Prince Albert, Trafalgar St [12:P] 01273 730499 Prince Arthur, 38 Dean St 01273 205797 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 01273 691833 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 Pavilion Tavern, Castle Sq [6:R] 01273 735819 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 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 Temple Bar, 122 Western Rd [I:7] 01273 721501 The Terraces, Marine Pde 01273 570526 Thomas Kemp, 8 St George’s Rd 01273 683334 Three Jolly Butchers, 59 North Rd [10:P] 01273 608571 Three Graces, 168 Portland Rd 01273 730040

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Brighton University Gallery, 58-64 Grand Pde [9:S] 01273 643010 Central United Reformed Church, Ventnor Villas 01273 734162 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 Dukebox Theatre, 3 Waterloo Street 01273 734806 Emporium, The Old Methodist Church, 88 London Rd 07580 716575 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 Hanover Community Centre, Southover St 01273 694873 The Happy Cell, 121-123 Davigdor Rd 01273 229855 Hilton Metropole Hotel, 106-121 Kings Rd [5:L] 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 Mixology School 01273 277076 Unit 1 Davigdor Mews, Rear of 64 Davigdor Road 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 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 Space@Create, New England House 01273 601965 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 (The Old Market) 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

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