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The Best Clubs In Brighton

Uncover Brighton's nocturnal playgrounds in our guide to the city's top clubs...

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Patterns via Facebook

Get ready to paint the town red (and every other color of the rainbow) because Brighton's nightlife is about to take you on a wild ride! From beachfront beats to Lanes-inspired dance floors, this coastal gem has enough clubbing charisma to charm even the most discerning partygoer...

Patterns

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10 Marine Parade, Kemptown, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 1TL

This underground hotspot is more than just a pretty face; with three floors to explore, including a ground floor that's perfect for cocktails and culture, a basement designed for sonic adventures, and a terrace boasting unrivaled sea views, Patterns has something for everyone. Whether you're grooving to indie rock, house beats, or old-school hip hop, the eclectic lineup of resident DJs and live bands will keep you moving and shaking. Plus, with late-night opening times and creative cocktails flowing, it's no wonder Patterns is high on everyone's list. Opening hours vary depending on events, with entry fees typically ranging from £5 to £15. Be sure to check their website for upcoming events, including their renowned 'Foundations' nights showcasing the best in local talent.

PRYZM

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Kingswest, West Street, Brighton BN1 2RE

With separately-themed areas that cater to every taste, from cheesy 80s throwbacks to urban curve vibes, PRYZM ensures there's never a dull moment on the dance floor. You can either bust some moves with the squad or live it up in your own VIP suite with bottle service and big tunes. Open till the wee hours of the morning, this club is your one-stop destination for all things fun and fabulous. Entry fees typically range from £3 to £15, depending on the night and events. Be sure to keep an eye out for upcoming guest appearances, performances, student events, and themed nights – because at PRYZM, the party never stops!

Concorde 2

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Concorde 2 via Facebook

286A Madeira Dr, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 1EN

From its stained glass windows to its hefty wooden beams, every corner exudes character, setting the stage for unforgettable midnight antics. Whether you're grooving to drum & bass raves or losing yourself to the beats of legendary DJs like Pete Tong and DJ Yoda, Concorde 2 guarantees an experience like no other. Opening hours vary depending on events, with ticket prices typically ranging from £10 to £20. So mark your calendar, grab your tickets online, and prepare for a night of musical magic at Brighton's ultimate hotspot! Keep an eye on their website for upcoming gigs and special club nights

Chalk

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13 Pool Valley, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1NJ

Situated just opposite the iconic Brighton Pier, this independent gem attracts some of the city's most talented up-and-coming acts and bands, ensuring every visit is a musical adventure. Whether you're grooving to Fat Poppadaddys, getting down at Secret Discotheque, or killing it at Let’s Kill Disco, CHALK promises a night of non-stop fun and fabulousness. Opening hours vary depending on events, with entry fees typically ranging from £5 to £15. Be sure to mark your calendar for upcoming events, including club nights and live music gigs featuring both established legends and rising stars. With a top-notch Martin Audio sound system, bespoke lighting, and mind-blowing visual effects, CHALK guarantees an evening you won't soon forget.

Revenge

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32-34 Old Steine, Kemptown, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1EL

Get ready to unleash your inner diva and dance the night away at Revenge – Brighton's LGBTQ+ Buckingham Palace! Spread across three fabulous floors, Club Revenge is the ultimate party destination, where every night is a celebration of love, life, and fabulousness. From glamorous drag queens to international pop stars, this iconic venue has seen it all, making it the crown jewel of Brighton's nightlife scene. With state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems, themed VIP booths, and a rooftop terrace boasting spectacular views of the city below, Club Revenge guarantees an unforgettable experience from start to finish. Open Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 10:30 pm until late, entry fees typically range from £5 to £15, depending on the night and events. Be sure to check their website for upcoming events, including Fruity Thursdays and The Powder Room, featuring the biggest stars from RuPaul’s Drag Race. Plus, with a portion of proceeds supporting local and national LGBTQ+ charities, you can party with pride knowing you're making a difference.

Popworld

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 79 West St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 2RA

Get ready to unleash your inner dancing queen and get footloose at Popworld – Brighton's ultimate destination for cheesy pop and retro-inspired fun! From the infectious beats of the 70s to the guilty pleasures of the noughties, this club's playlist is a blast from the past that'll have you grooving all night long. But the fun doesn't stop there – with cheap drinks flowing like a river, you can party like it's 1999 without breaking the bank. Despite being a newer addition to the Brighton nightlife scene, Popworld has quickly gained a cult following for its lively atmosphere and unbeatable vibes, making it one of the best nightclubs in town to experience. Opening hours typically vary depending on events, with entry fees ranging from £5 to £10. 

Coalition

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171-181, Kings Road Arches, Brighton BN1 1NB

Coalition – Brighton's oldest and grooviest seafront nightclub! Tucked beneath the iconic railway arches, this vibrant hotspot guarantees a fun night out. From heart-pounding drum n bass to infectious pop anthems, Coalition's themed nights cater to every taste, ensuring the dance floor is always buzzing. A favorite among students, the party doesn't stop until the crack of dawn on weekends, giving you ample time to dance like nobody's watching. Unlike other venues, Coalition boasts resident DJs who keep the tunes fresh and funky. Opening all week from 11 pm till 5 am, entry fees typically range from £5 to £10, depending on the night and events. Plus, with student discounts and themed nights like Trash Monday and Coco Loco, there's always a reason to let loose and party. Throughout the summer, the club's spacious outdoor area offers the perfect setting to sip cocktails and soak up the seaside vibes before hitting the dance floor. With past performances from Diplo, Fatboy Slim, and Lianne La Havas, Coalition promises a night of star-studded excitement you won't soon forget.

Shooshh

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 214 Kings Rd, Brighton BN1 1NB

With a £1 million makeover transforming it into the city's premier VIP superclub, Shooshh oozes glamour and glitz, boasting stunning silver and black decor that sets the stage for a night of unforgettable fun. Spread over two floors with three rooms, it's the ultimate venue to soak up the sun by day and party like a VIP 'til dawn on weekends. Shooshh promises a night of high-energy entertainment, complete with live performances and top-notch DJ sets. Plus, indulge in the best bottomless brunch in Brighton the morning after to cure any lingering hangovers. Don't miss out on Shooshh's legendary terrace parties offering panoramic views of the city, where you can sip cocktails, enjoy shisha, and savor mouthwatering grill menus.

The Arch

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187-193 Kings Rd, Brighton BN1 1NB

Boasting some of the biggest DJ names on the scene today, from international icons to local talent, The Arch is where the music takes center stage. Hosting legends like Deadmau5, Annie Mac, and Fatboy Slim, it's earned its stripes as one of the best nightclubs in Brighton. With a state-of-the-art sound system that'll make your eardrums tingle with delight, The Arch keeps the party going well into the wee hours, ensuring every night is a dance 'til dawn affair. Entry fees start from £5.

The Green Door Store

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 2,3, 4 Trafalgar Arches, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 4FQ

Infamous for its warehouse vibes, this gem has become a beacon for offbeat partying in the North Laine. With queues snaking around the block on weekends, entry is as free-flowing as the eclectic mix of music – from retro 60s tunes to pulsating house beats and drum and bass rhythms. The atmosphere is as vibrant as the city itself, with friendly bar staff and a crowd as eclectic as the playlist. As a live music venue and late-night bar, The Green Door Store pulses with the energy of new and upcoming bands, providing a platform for DIY music to thrive. With around 14 events per week, there's always something to suit every musical taste, from the monthly Tru Thoughts party at Sonic Switch to the throwback vibes of Smashed Hits celebrating the pop hits from the 80s to the 00s. And the best part? Entry is free, and the venue stays open till late.