Hanbury Club: July
Friday, 3rd July
Free Friday!.. The American Way
With dj Blu Rondo playing everything that’s kickin it right now + funk & soul fuelled disco.
This one starts at 8:30pm with a promotional drinks offer of 2 for 1 cocktails before 10pm sharp.
Wear something red, white or blue if you like & salute Uncle Sam as we take to that dance floor.
8.30pm – 2am. Free
Saturday, 4th July
Supper Club: Michael T Clayton & the Tallahassee Tornadoes.
Piano, Swing band drums from the Bill Haley era, upright slap rockabilly bass, crossover jazz & rockabilly guitar.
What better way to celebrate American Independence Day – lets get rocking & a rollin!
+ DJs
Supper Club menu available
7pm – 2am. £10/7
Thursday, 9th July
Hoochie Coochie Lounge
Featuring The Tin Cup Collective – five musicians on a mission to take you higher. Drums, bass, guitar, sax and vocal aerobics engage in battle with soul, funk and rock. So tight you can’t get a skin between them. Expect infectious grooves, hard funk, rock and improvised mayhem.
With special guests and a “Cream of the Crop” Open Mic slot with a selection of hot new talent & “Hooch and the Coochies” (the hottest funkiest house band in town)
If you prefer your music live and the surroundings intimate and stylish, get yourself down to the Hoochie Coochie Lounge and get down!
Tickets will be available from available at Rounder Records, 19 Brighton Square
BN1 1HD
01273 325 440
Supper club menu available.
times: 7pm – 2am. door tax: £10/8
Friday, 10th July
Mother Funkers
A unique and popular dance night for women who like to have a good dance, but just can’t do that late night thing. It starts early (7.30pm), finishes early (11.30pm), and does away with all the gruesome aspects of nightclubbing. Lovely..
please see http://www.mother-funkers.com/brighton.html
There are always a limited number of £8.50 tickets available at The Fiveways Deli Ditchling Road, Fiveways (Easy to park outside)
tickets are £8
7pm – 2am.
Saturday, 11th July
We Luv Pop! We Luv..Wacko Jacko!
We can’t ignore the fact that one of the biggest, the best and frankly freakiest pop stars of all time has a few gigs booked up in the big city. So in honor of Mr Michael Jackson, the true ‘King Of Pop’ and all round weirdo we bring you WE LUV WACKO
JACKO.
We will also have a VERY SPECIAL GUEST in the house in honor of THE KING OF POP.
Robot dancing and moonwalking will be encouraged, as will sparkly gloves and white socks… Babies dangling over balconies we’d rather avoid.
Adv tickets will be available from wegottickets.com
Contact dynamitesal@ntlworld.com or on 07751072207 for more info.
Delicious food available between 7pm – 9:30pm.
7pm – 2am. £6 before 10.30 £8 after. Doors 9.30 (bar open earlier for pre club drinks).
Wednesday, 15th July
Koala Friday + Elissa Franceschi
A collection of timeless and classic pop songs that have emerged from jams in the bedrooms and rehearsal rooms of Brighton..
The band formed in 2008 and are already creating a buzz in the industry with their fast growing fan base and electric live shows, news of a possible American and UK tour on top of the release of their debut album this summer will only propel Koala Fridays’ rise to success.
7pm. Music 8pm
http://www.koalafriday.co.uk
Friday, 17th July
Special Chat Noir DJ Night
With DJ Watkins-Pitchford and DJ Rob Arcari.
This is real live great-to-dance-to music in a welcoming and friendly place and a guaranteed good-time groovy night out – take a stroll beside the seaside, get in your dancing shoes and shake your tail-feathers!
Our supper club menu available:
Rounder Records – 19 Brighton Square – 01273 325440 or Resident Records – 28 Kensington Gardens – 01273 606312
7pm – 2am. £6 / 5
Saturday, 18th July
Boogaloo Stu’s PopKraft
Its a Primary Pop Overload! It’s Post Modern Performance! It’s serious Party Mayhem!
This evenings events include..
Pop playlist (current pop)
Outrageous Cabaret with Boogaloo Stu.
Stalls with fun activities for you to do.
and an enthralling quiz.
Tickets available from wegottickets.com
£8 on the door £6 concessions
£6 in advance
7.30pm – 2am.
Friday, 24th July
Mojo to Go Go
The most happening of groovy club nights – the best of the best swinging 60s psychedelia, soul, beat, boogaloo, ska and garage.
Hosts, DJs El Diablo and El Hammondo spin classic & rare grooves from around the globe + films clips and iconic cinema of the decade.
Voted as one of the top 5 nights out in Brighton by The Argus Weekend Guide no less than eight times. Mojo To Go Go attracts a fun crowd from 18-50. So get your best threads on and shimmy on down.
7pm – 2am. £5/£4 entry
Saturday, 25th July
Supper Club: Julian Nicholas Bossa Nova Experience.
Featuring Ashley Slater takes more than an irreverent mouthful or two from the fruit bowl of 50s & 60s jazz and bossa classics, and such peaches as ‘Close To You’ and ‘Bare Necessities’ and masticates them into a fine purée deserving of a Michelin star…..Supper Club menu available £22 for two courses / £28 for three courses.
http://www.thehanburyclub.com/menus.php
7pm – 2am.
Sunday, 26th July
Anny Celsi & Nelson Bragg and friends
Anny Celsi has evoked comparisons to Aimee Mann, Lucinda Williams, Suzanne Vega and Jackie DeShannon – all songwriters distinguished by a literary voice that is every bit as vital to the listener as her singing voice. Based in Los Angeles California, her first album, ‘Little Black Dress’, had a rootsy ‘Americana’ feel to it and established her as an artist to keep an eye and an ear on. Now, she brings her music across to the UK for a short tour where we can savour her ‘beatnik cool’.
‘…a marvelously cool, hip, subtle singer and songwriter’ John Conquest
‘affecting, pop-smart tunes” – Chris Morris, Billboard
http://www.annycelsi.com/
http://www.myspace.com/nelsonbragg
7pm – 2am. £8
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