Brighton apparently has more clubs per square mile than anywhere else in the country - something like 29 venues in a 1.5 mile radius. Here is a round-up of the clubs that are on the web.
Nightlife listings can be found here.
Audio stands where The Escape used to and is aimed at clued-up music lovers. Whether you're into urban beats, tech-funk, jazz, or electro rock, Audio offers quality residents with national and international talent.
Brighton Barfly works on an ethos of supporting the world's best new music by filling its venue with the stars of tomorrow 7 days a week.
Digital (formerly the Zap) on the seafront is a cool new venue with a music policy to match. Friday night is Stone Love indie/rock with live shows/dj sets. Saturdays is house/electronica.
The Concorde2 is situated in the beautiful former tearoom on Brighton's promenade and is home of Brighton's cutting edge music scene. From top name DJ's to West African bands, and House party crews to Dub Reggae revolutionaries, it truly is the music venue in Brighton.
Drink in Brighton a great website for finding out what's going on in town and, of course, the lowdown on the Drink in Brighton pubs and bars - some of the best drinking outlets in town.
The Funky Buddha Lounge is a perfectly situated seafront club, under the arches. The venue offers intimate evenings with some of the longest running club nights in the City.
The Funky Fish prides itself on a good night out with fab tunes without the expense, neon, crome and idiots!
During the summer months The Honey Club is open all day as a cafe/bar with a sun terrace - perfect for chilling out whilst glugging down the 4 pint pitchers.
In the evenings it has a huge variety of DJ's 7 nights a week.
Margot's Parties - Cheap music, booze and lust!
Margot knows what's good for you... Themed parties taking place in Brighton, UK, by a group of irreverent people from Kemp Town. Look out for their stylie flyers. Very nice.
The Ocean Rooms - In its fifth year, previously a private members club, it has married decadence with a dedicated music policy.
Positive Sounds - promoters of underground club nights for over ten years, specialising in house and dance music. Regular club nights at The Concorde 2.
The Pussycat Club's music policy is Uplifting House, the door policy is make an effort, with most people choosing fancy dress or silky glam attire befitting this sparkling night.
Pussycats - The only licensed striptease venue in East Sussex, where the stage cabaret of beautiful topless girls will also dance topless on request, at your tableside. Popular with stag parties, the Club is open 5pm - 1am, Mon - Sat and the earlier you arrive, the cheaper it is to get in. Drinks are priced sensibly and booking is advisable at weekends.
Revenge is one Brighton's largest and most popular gay club and one of Europe's premier gay venues. The club is on two floors with a bar and dance floor on each.
SUMO - Trendy bar with party anthems and great cocktails.
Wild Fruit, held at the enormous Creation club, started in 1992 as a one of party night, and it's still a huge success today. It uses a different theme to mark each date and masses of attention goes into the flyers, production and decor. DJ Magazine calls it; "The South's biggest and brashest gay extravaganza".
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