NIGHTLIFE IN BRIGHTON

The Nightlife in Brighton is extensive. From reggae, to jazz, dance, indie and soul to choose from as well as 70s and 80s nights and this is the normal choice 7 nights a week. The pubs along the Kings road where the seafront is get very busy around 9 o clock and a good spot is the Kings Road Arches just off the beach. Sumo which is just off the Kings Road is a new venue and is already very popular. Its a trendy basement bar with a late licence. Not far away from the Kings Road is the cool Plaza bar as well as the Brasserie for the more mature party animal.

Along West street there are several clubs and the real buzz is at the Kings Road Arches next to the beach. One can also get some light snacks here during the day. The Gemini Beach bar is well popular and attracts the Bohemian sort of crowd. If its dancing and entertainment your after, then book your ticket to Brighton and spend the weekend down there and you will not be disappointed. The place is so hip that some famous celebrities have made Brighton their permanent residence, like Fat Boy Slim who can be seen sometimes at the decks of the Big Beat Boutique club, and the likes of Chris Eubank loves his life in sunny Brighton.

Bars like the Fish Bowl, Ali Cats, The Prodigal, the Western Front all are great spots for a pint and a warm welcome. The Zap nightclub is famous in this area as well as the Beach are very popular venues as well as the Honeyclub.
For a touch of classical music, there is the Brighton Dome, St. Bards Church, the Old Market Theatre, and the Pavillion Theatre. The Brighton Festival in May each year brings all sorts of classical orchestras.

COMEDY
Stand up comedians flock to Brighton for the great venues like Komedia, and the Gardner Arts Centre which has big name acts like Jo Brand, Lee Mack and Simon Munnery.

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