Who says you don’t get something for nothing? Try these top-class free comedy nights at The Quadrant.

They don't want to hurt you, they only want to make you come to their single launch.

The Donky days are over. Well, for the Green Door Store.

Well Rounded is back with a pop-up record shop at Oxfam.

Femmeuary culminates with a night of creativity upstairs at The Prince Albert.

AKAAKAROAR's fifth birthday party at Audio will be their last dance.

Fish Tank, Lady Skins and Port Rhombus are playing tonight at the Green Door.

The enigmatic, atmospheric Jon Hopkins is coming to the Brighton Dome.

Brand new comedy shows from two-thirds of the Badults gang.

Scottish guitar superstar RM Hubbert returns to Brighton for an intimate show at The Caxton Arms.

Head to Green Door Store to for a night of premium Brighton clubbing, courtesy of the Donky Pitch gang.

Her debut album has been met with universal adoration. Can she maintain the hype on the first date of her UK tour?

Best known as a d'n'b producer but Zinc's been changing the game and switching genres for the past 20 years.

Kasra and Enei top the bill for Critical Sound's latest successful club night at Life

Tight, stylish and unafraid of a panpipe sample, Wolf People are weird but wonderful.

José González's band Junip to play the Haunt to help promote their second album.

Deptford indie rockers Athlete to perform their debut album 'Vehicles And Animals' in full.

New club night Forekast book Floating Points for their third night on at Concorde 2.

Be Nothing offer Britney, inflatables and Jägerbombs for their birthday at the Blind Tiger Club.

Brighton's most intense rock band Physics House Band live at Green Door Store.

Grime lord Trim, party-starter Tessela and local boy Etch booked for Below The Line.

Ivy Lab is the new joint project of Sabre, Stay and Halogenix and, as you’d expect, this collaborative brainchild is pretty mixed up.

We’re not entirely certain we’d class mid-April as winter, but we’re still pleased to welcome the conclusion of Rinse’s four-month party to Brighton.

It’s on the second Friday of the month starting in April, it runs from 11pm to 3am, and it’s free. What else do you need to know?

Anyone who’s caught an Ojo De Gringa set before will be familiar with their musical craftsmanship, jazzy influences and complex compositions.

They’re all accomplished, performers, which means their live sets are always executed with fun and flair.

There’s many reasons to love Goldie, he’s starred in both Come Dine With Me and a James Bond film, and his real name is Clifford.

Waze & Odyssey's slick sound is perfectly of the moment and their mix for Dazed Digital will make you want to teleport back with them.

A more party time James Blake with rhymes? Paced out vibes from Hemsworth invite romantic escapades from the cool crowd.

Critical Sound are back with another weighty drum’n’bass line-up: Randall, Kasra, Foreign Concept, ST and Lofty.

Applauded for reinventing breakcore, Aaron Funk is a long-haired legend in the world of glitch.

Having been on our radar since the release of 'Manifestations' on Brainfeeder last year, Californian Mono/Poly hits us again with a proud new track entitled 'Punch The Troll In The Neck'.

Tonight's a showcase by two of the most innovative crews in Brighton, Donky Pitch including Howse and Convex Collective showcasing local talent; Max Buzuk, Miles Courtney and Manaca.

Prolific hip hop guru El-P is wordy, paranoid and a devout sci-fi fan. He's been committed to only releasing high quality works, and May's release of his fourth studio ‘Cancer 4 Cure’ is no exception.

BTL again demonstrate their knack for choosing producers you haven’t yet heard of, but will later love.

If you fancy something a little bit unusual on the first Tuesday of the month, we recommend being blown away by Slip Jam:B

Bristol beat-god Kahn’s been inexplicably absent from Brighton club line-ups, and it’s about time he was booked.

The creative team behind Producer’s Retreat have gone stellar this time, and the Green Door Store’s set to be transformed.

Listening to Caspa’s ‘Rubber Chicken’, released back in ‘06, you can hear how the heavy, simple basslines defined the dubstep genre.

Having released dozens of jazz compilations, the Gilles is renowned for creating great party atmospheres and reading the crowd perfectly.

Should you be bigger than Biggie? Got fresher flows than Flow Dan? Could you teach a thing or two to London Zoo?

Enjoy the heart and passion of street busk jazz, without your nether bits contracting frostbite.

Behold as the Concorde fills with b-boys. Heads nod, Red Stripes are held aloft – it can only be a Rarekind night.

Like a jazz John Peel, Gilles Peterson’s inclusive and original shows on Radio 1 have made him one of the station’s best-loved DJs.

Lightly addictive and unforgettable, hearing these bands isn’t an experience you’ll regret.

Like a butterfly finally escaping a nineties fem-pop chrysalis, Mel C emerges once again to show us her solo skills.

Love Bieber, but prefer your music a little more grass roots? Hobbie Stuart could be right up your street then.

Don't do it alone, do it with others, to music. Contemplate the point of it all that is. What were you thinking of? We hope it was the innocent gloom of Melancolonica.

Thirsty Ear Crew are down to teach us how to drink rum, party hard and fuse funk, soul, jazz and northern soul.

A bit like snorting popping candy, Johnny Foreigner's live shows are about as distinctive an experience as live shows get. Without the eye-watering pain of course.

Breaking up the grey, bleak wait until summer comes again, Submotion Orchestra's dubstep melodies get us dreaming of teeny cocktail umbrellas.

Ghostpoet lends his voice to accompany Create in Brighton's showcase of our brightest and best creative brains. What a nice chap.

Probably the most aggressive noise-pop band to ever be featured on Gossip Girl come back to Brighton.

Nostalgic shoegazers Spotlight Kid are bringing the psychedelic 90s back one hip-sway at a time.

Bloody hell, Detroit techno god Theo Parish is in town and he's bringing Julio with him.

Ray-guns and moon boots at the ready, as we celebrate robots and space toys in Hove this month. Beam us up, Scotty.

Shlohmo’s lo-fi, psychedelic take on the LA hip hop beat scene has gained him many admirers, especially as he’s still but a youth.

Why be jostled around at a gig when you can enjoy it from the relative safety of a cinema seat? Less popcorn spillage too.

Dreamy three-piece Blouse (playing at Aereo) make the kind of music Sega would have used if it made games about falling in love.

One of the finest hip hop producers ever, J-Dilla's hold on the genre lives on strong after his untimely death in 2006.

Maya Jane Coles' love of smooth, simple beats and chunky basslines place her as one of the key members of the new house scene.

Following this German duo's packed night at Digital last October, their latest LP has gone down so well they're still on the road.

A new album from Fanfarlo is coming and they're bringing their heart-rending indie to town to show it off.

Top notch comedian comes home to Brighton, recommended by the BBC, this time in a tiny venue. Last time he played at the Corn Exchange, and he was very funny.

Two great Brighton up-and-coming bands at this gig. The Valentines swaggering rock'n'roll meets Tyrannosaurus Dead's 90s lo-fi.

Launching third album 'The Raven's Empire', David Bramwell promised it's not just about death – at least if it is the melodies are pretty.

Devonshire boy done good Ben Howard is the kind of folksy nice boy who looks like he'd make a lovely English teacher if that music thing doesn't work out.

Let's hope Guillemots fella Fyfe Dangerfield's new outfit are better at wigged out jazz instrumentals than they are at press photos.