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Touché Amoré’s Brighton gig promises to be a chaotic experience with plenty of stage-diving pretty much guaranteed.
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Country and bluegrass singer
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DJs play vintage soul, jazz and blues
Rocking and folky Americana
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Indie, electro and hip hop
Foot-stomping blues explosion
A night of punter-picked playlists
R&B and disco tunes from the bargain bin
Turntable mash-ups
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Analogue pioneer dragged back into relevance by ongoing synthpop nostalgia
World music and free-form dance session
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Tribute act celebrates Johnny Cash’s 80th birthday
Erudite and shambolic stand-up explores the human condition
Lisa Goddard stars in Noel Coward’s comedy drama
A melting pot of hot funk beats and soul grooves
DJ night with era-spanning electronic music and psychedelic light show – tonight celebrating their second birthday
DJ plays mutant funk, post punk and John Peel favourites
Stand-up comedy hosted by Angela Barnes (upstairs)
Ten-piece blues band
Adult pantomime about a young boy who ventures into a dark wet cave and rubs someone’s lamp to uncork a gaseous man who satisfies his wishes
Stand-up comedy
Play about the privatisation of the railways and the resultant crashes
From pub rock to disco fever
DJs play retro records
Wonky electro and synth pop nonsense
European folk with a twist of gypsy jazz
Guest speakers give a short talk about whatever their weird obsession is
Country swing band
Pop and house DJs with a dancing contest
Karaoke night, this time with a Glam Rock theme
Eclectifying alt classics
Proper underground house music with DJs Jeff Daniels, Danny Williams and Sumsuch on rotation
Cabaret with Dolly Rocket – plus an uncensored and partially undressed Marilyn Monroe
Funky DJ set from the label manager, Greg Boraman
Vintage blues, swing and rock&roll
Funk, soul and hip hop DJ battle
Old time blues and hillbilly band
Bands and DJs play rock&roll and blues
Touché Amoré’s Brighton gig promises to be a chaotic experience with plenty of stage-diving pretty much guaranteed.
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Touché Amoré’s Brighton gig promises to be a chaotic experience with plenty of stage-diving pretty much guaranteed.
Delicate and melodic guitar work makes Circle Takes The Square one of the most technical alternative rock bands out there.
As well as making super-heavy, genre-mashing dance music that refuses to be po-faced, High Rankin is also a very funny fucker.
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Touché Amoré’s Brighton gig promises to be a chaotic experience with plenty of stage-diving pretty much guaranteed.
We sit down for a chinwag with Britain’s only undead ringmaster, and he explains how and why it all began.
As well as making super-heavy, genre-mashing dance music that refuses to be po-faced, High Rankin is also a very funny fucker.
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