Featured Events in Brighton and Hove in April 2025 (April Updated)

Experience the thrill of Micro Mania Wrestling live in Brighton at Jordinelli's Sports Bar And Grill on April 29, 2025. Watch as talented micro wrestlers battle it out in an action-packed event that is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat. Tickets for this exciting evening are priced at $40, so don't miss your chance to witness the high-flying, body-slamming excitement up close. Join us for an unforgettable night of entertainment at 25 North Main Street, Brighton, CO 80601.

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Hosted in partnership with Brighton Dome and supported by the Brighton & Hove City Council's Shared Prosperity Fund, the free Creative Catch-ups are a positive coffee morning networking space to bring our community together, share ideas and think. At this session, artists set the agenda. Pop along to catch-up with the Brighton creative community. No need to pitch or sell - just be you. Held in the Founders Room of Brighton Dome. Consider joining our community for writers & theatre-makers, the Creative Cauldron www.ironcladcreative.org Information Source: Ironclad Creative CIC | eventbrite

These classes are for you to focus on the experience of dancing, rather than what it looks like. Centred on enjoyment, with medium length dance sequences, and plenty of time for learning and embodying the movement. Previous dance experience is not required for you to attend this class. All my classes are danced in my own contemporary style, which has emerged from my years of training in Ballet, Flying Low, Release, Cunningham, Graham, Tap, Jazz and others… Each class contains warm up, teaching and dancing of phrases, cool down, finished with a relaxation. Check out my Contemporary page for more details. Who will be teaching this workshop? Nathan Krifdom is a dance teacher, choreographer, and performer, currently teaching in Brighton. A year after graduating uni in Dance and Choreography, he launched his dance teaching business. Through his teaching he aims to connect people to their bodies in new ways, teach students to dance in a sustainable way; so their bodies stay healthy and happy for longer, bring new people into the exciting world of dance who may not have tried it before, and spark passion and joy in his students, as well as much more... Nathan is also an Advanced Lvl 3 Reiki practitioner, and has been working with Reiki for over six years. This training in healing and energy influences his dance practice and teaching, adding another level of understanding about the body and mind connection. More info on Reiki here: Nathan Krifdom Usui Reiki Location The Loft at little dippers, 40-42 Upper Gardner St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 4AN Please take a look at my ‘Teaching Locations’ page for info on location and arriving at The Loft. If the door is closed, please ring the bell and I will come let you in. All classes must be booked 2.5 hours before the start time. If you would like to book after this window, please contact Nathan to confirm the class is running before booking. This is due to travel time to the studio. Please book before attending Please read the disclaimer before attendinghttps://rainbowdance.uk/important-info-classes-wor... By attending my classes or workshops, you agree to take care of yourself. Please tell me immediately if any movements do not feel right for your body. You are expected to take responsibility for your own safety and I am not liable for any injury before, during, or after the class. Please do not attend if you have an existing injury that could be worsened by taking part. If you do attend with an injury, it is essential that you inform me at the beginning of the class. At no point during a class will anyone pick up and throw another student through the air. If this does take place, then any injury incurred is the full responsibility of the participants and Krifdom Dance is not liable. All under 18’s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Information Source: Krifdom Dance | eventbrite

An upbeat indie pop/rock/DISCO show to celebrate the debut single release of " My Uncle Owns a Disco " by artist Jack Keane . Performing with his four-piece band an all original set of indie rock/pop music. Jack Keane's upbeat songwriting and contemplative lyrics will keep you either dancing, crying or both all night long. Also performing on the night are LUVD ; an exciting up and coming five piece from waterbear, the college of music. Their use of interwound guitar melodies and tight drum grooves will set the mood for a night of electric new music. and the fantastic TWO POUNDS DOWN ; a laid back, tightly wound four piece laying down dreamy guitar/keys melodies atop drum grooves that demand your smoothest moves. Information Source: Evie Newing | eventbrite

Intermediate Drama Brighton 6 WEEK COURSE Come join us for an exciting Intermediate Drama Course in Brighton! This course is for people who have some drama experience already and want to take their skills to the next level. Hosted at One Church Brighton, you'll dive into scene work, character development, movement, voice, and more. Get ready to unleash your creativity and have a blast with fellow drama enthusiasts. Don't miss out on this opportunity to hone your skills and have fun! Information Source: Savage Heart | eventbrite

Beginners' Drama Brighton 6 WEEK COURSE Come join us for an exciting 6-week drama course designed for beginners! Whether you're looking to boost your confidence, meet new people, or simply have fun, this course is perfect for you. Led by experienced instructor Rachel Mae Brady, you'll explore various aspects of acting, improvisation, script, and character development. The classes will be held at One Church Brighton, a vibrant and welcoming venue that's easy to get to. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to unleash your inner actor - sign up now! DATES APRIL Wed 30th April-Wed 11th June (No class Half Term Week Wed 28th May) 6.30pm-8pm Information Source: Savage Heart | eventbrite

Hot on the heels of the succcessful podcast, join us for the first live performance of Hot Flashes - The Menopause Monologues at Ironworks studios on Sunday 13th April 2025. Hot Flashes, The Menopause Monologues is a play by Helena Jevons based on her conversations with over 50 women about their experiences and anecdotes of menopause. In turn moving and side-splitting, the performance showcases 10 of the monologues from the first book of menopause monologues. The performance will share twelve of the first 48 monologues published in The Menopause Monologues. To buy the play, All Products | Menopause Unplugged Factually based, but fictionally enhanced, meet.... Sarah - a retired maths teacher trying to make things add up Helen - reflecting on her childhood viewing of Snow White Beverley - a black hairdresser with a salon full of opinions, whether she likes it or not Patricia - just trying to raise money for donkeys for the deaf Lady Macbeth - unable to expunge not murder, but sleeplessness Amanda - The PTFA queen, not having her sponge cake outdone by ANYONE Sandy - wanting to experiment sexually, much to her husband's surprise Aggie - a church florist driven to take to the pulpit Cerys - finally a woman and now thwarted by lacking post-Brexit hormone supplies Quorx-7 - an alien sociologist reporting back to the Galactic Council on the quaint planet earth and 'The Menopause' Lisa - gamely trying to run an amateur drama group of perimenopausal women And, in the process, understand a bit more about the journey that menopause takes women on. From bloating and disappearing waistlines, weightlifting to ward off osteoporosis, brain fog robbing us of words in board meetings, becoming sex-crazed or sex-indifferent, wrinkles & supplements, and shouting at strangers in Tesco, it is, as they say, 'a journey'. Warning: Not suitable for under 16s By purchasing a ticket you are agreeing to the venue'sTerms & Conditions SEATING/ACCESSIBILITY All General Admission seats are unreserved. If you require a designated wheelchair space please let us know in advance (there is a space for comments when booking the tickets) If you are eligible for a free PA/carer ticket you can apply here Information Source: Ironworks Studios Brighton | eventbrite

Sip & Paint Wednesday 16th April 6.30pm – 9pm The Lodge Our next Sip & Paint is on Wednesday 16th April, when artist, Maureen Wells, will guide you throughout the evening to create a masterpiece themed around the ‘Sussex Coast’. This class is perfect for beginners as well as the more seasoned artists amongst us, and all materials will be supplied. So, grab a friend and enjoy a creative evening over a glass of wine or two! Information Source: Rockwater Ltd | eventbrite

This documentary is a story 25 years in the making and told by Albion fans, which charts the club's remarkable rise from the brink of extinction to the first season in Europe. Special Conditions: With purchase of your ticket you can receive £5 off a main course at Novellino Brighton on 19th December. You must reserve a table by 18th December, and your booking time cannot be later than 7pm. One ticket is eligible for one discount per person. Book your table here. Information Source: BNJC | eventbrite

Explore Brighton and Hove Albion v Aston Villa sporting information for 1st April, as well as links for Football tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. Brighton and Hove Albion is a professional football team based in the seaside city of Brighton and Hove, England. Founded in 1901, the team has a long and storied history, having competed in various divisions and leagues throughout the years. Currently, they play in the Premier League, the top tier of English football, after achieving promotion in the 2016-2017 season. The team competes in the iconic Falmer Stadium, also known as the American Express Community Stadium, which has a capacity of over 30,000 spectators. Some notable players who have donned the blue and white stripes of Brighton and Hove Albion include Glenn Murray, Pascal Gross, and Lewis Dunk. Despite not having won any major trophies, the team has consistently performed well and has a dedicated fan base. Aston Villa is a professional football team based in Birmingham, England. Founded in 1874, the club has a rich history and is one of the oldest and most successful teams in English football. Aston Villa has won several major competitions, including 7 FA Cups, 1 European Cup, and 3 League Cups. The team has also produced numerous talented players over the years, including Paul McGrath, Gareth Barry, and Dwight Yorke. Their home stadium, Villa Park, has a capacity of over 42,000 and has been the site of many iconic matches. With their dedicated fan base, impressive record and talented players, Aston Villa is a force to be reckoned with in the world of football. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Relax and immerse yourself in life drawing, portraiture, and costume upstairs at the Farm Tavern in Hove, first Tuesday of every month. Unleash your inner artist in a welcoming, creative environment. Enjoy a friendly, relaxed atmosphere filled with music, perfect for exploring your artistic expression. Whether you're a beginner or experienced, creativity thrives here. Materials available, guidance optional. Call Manus on 07914 265 849 to book or for further info. Information Source: Manus McGrogan | eventbrite

Where better to write than a bookshop with a cafe? When better than at 5am? Join other local writers from 5am on the first Wednesday of every month to write as the sun comes up. Coffee, tea and pastries available to kickstart your writing morning. We'll open the shop at 5am and you're welcome to join us then, or at anytime after that - and leave whenever you need to. The shop opens to the general public at 9.30am but if you're in full flow, you're free to stay as long as you like. Tickets are limited to 20 as we only have so many chairs and table space. While the majority of writers sit upstairs in the cafe, we also have chairs and tables on the ground floor and in the cosy basement, so feel free to spread yourself about throughout the bookshop - wherever you feel comfortable. We've had to increase our prices in 2025 because of the increase in Eventbrite fees, the minimum wage and Employers National Insurance. Tickets now cost £10 (including VAT) BUT in addition to including your first coffee or pot of tea, you will also get a 30% discount on any other drinks or snacks. The local bakery usually delivers our pastries at about 7.30am to give you that extra energy boost. This is a silent write session - there's no workshopping, just the motivation of being around other writers as the sun comes up. We can promise you a magical atmosphere. Why do we do this? Author and bookshop owner Cathy Hayward has regularly risen at 5am to write and she wondered if other local writers did the same. We started the 5am Writing Club in the bookshop as a trial on the Summer Solstice 2023. They've proved popular so they're now a monthly fixture and we'll keep running them as long as people keep turning up. If you have any questions, or feedback, email cathy@kemptownbookshop.co.uk Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable just because of the admin involved and Eventbrite's high fees - sorry. Information Source: Kemptown Bookshop | eventbrite

Pace is a fundamental element of writing. When you read something well-paced, you just somehow know, because you’re pulled into the story and time passes quickly. On the other hand, you can feel the drag of it when something isn’t well-paced. But pace is rather elusive. What actually is it, and how can you improve it in your own story? Pace operates at every level of a piece of writing, from individual sentences to the whole book. As writers we need to be aware of when something we’ve written needs slowing down and lingering over, and when it needs speeding up. We often use pace instinctively, which is great when it works; when it doesn’t, we need to figure out why, and what to do about it. This practical workshop will break pace down and explore techniques for using it more effectively in our writing: from sentence to paragraph to scene, and beyond. The workshop tutor is Beth Miller. Beth is the author of six novels, including the bestselling The Missing Letters of Mrs Bright (2020). Her most recent novel, The Woman Who Came Back to Life (2022), will be published in seven languages. She has also published two non-fiction books about Shakespeare and the Archers. She is a tutor on the Creative Writing MA and MFA at West Dean College, and a regular tutor for Arvon. She works as a writing mentor and book coach for writers at all stages. She has a PhD in Psychology. The session will be held at the Jubilee Library in Brighton and will run from 10-4pm with an hour for lunch. The venue is wheelchair accessible, near the train station and bus routes and with plenty of options for lunch. The workshop is part of a series of one-day masterclasses held this Easter. They are open to existing students on the Creative Writing Programme and other writers looking to improve specific areas of their writing craft. You can book onto as many workshops as you choose. The Easter masterclasses run from 10-4pm each day: • Friday 4th April – Managing Pace: Beth Miller (in-person in the Jubilee Library,Brighton) £75 including VAT. • Saturday 5th April – Boosting your creativity: Roy McFarlane (in-person in the Jubilee Library, Brighton) £75 including VAT • Sunday 6th April – Creating memorable characters: Laura Wilkinson (in-person in the Jubilee Library, Brighton) £75 including VAT • Saturday 12th April: Placemaking – creating great places: Rosie Chard (online) £65 including VAT • Sunday13th April: Imagery, Symbolism and Metaphor in Prose – John McCullough (online) £65 including VAT First year students on the Creative Writing Programme receive two free masterclasses a year. Contact Cathy Hayward cathy@creativewritingprogramme.org.uk to book your place Tickets are non-refundable except under exceptional circumstances. If you have any questions about these workshops, please email cathy@creativewritingprogramme.org.uk Information Source: The Creative Writing Programme | eventbrite

We often freeze at the vast space or the volume of the blank notebook or computer screen and doubt ourselves. In this workshop, we will look at ways to boost our creativity. We'll start by listening to how other writers and poets encounter the white page and look at ways to get the pen to release your stories, and get the keyboard tapping away. Then we'll discuss the Power Hour – getting the writing muscle working so that it becomes a habit, before moving on to explore how and what to write. The workshop will be led by Roy McFarlane. Royis a Poet, Writer and former Youth & Community Worker born in Birmingham of Jamaican parentage, spending most of his years living in Wolverhampton and the Black Country and now living in Brighton. He is currently the National Canal Laureate. He’s the former Birmingham Poet Laureate and Starbucks Poet in Residence and co-editor of Celebrate Wha? Ten Black British Poets from the Midlands (Smokestack). His three collections are published by Nine Arches Press: Beginning With Your Last Breath and The Healing Next Time (shortlisted for the Ted Hughes Award and longlisted for the Jhalak Prize) and his third collection Living by Troubled Waters is out now. Roy has been made a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature and was awarded a Doctor of Letters by the University of Wolverhampton. He continues to perform nationally and internationally sharing his passion for social justice, equality, identity love and the healing power of poetry as a witness to our times. The session will be held at the Jubilee Library in Brighton and will run from 10-4pm with an hour for lunch. The venue is wheelchair accessible, near the train station and bus routes and with plenty of options for lunch – including bringing your own. The workshop is part of a series of one-day masterclasses held this Easter. They are open to existing students on the Creative Writing Programme and other writers looking to improve specific areas of their writing craft. You can book onto as many workshops as you choose. The Easter masterclasses run from 10-4pm each day: • Friday 4th April – Managing Pace: Beth Miller (in-person in the Jubilee Library,Brighton) £75 including VAT. • Saturday 5th April – Boosting your creativity: Roy McFarlane (in-person in the Jubilee Library, Brighton) £75 including VAT • Sunday 6th April – Creating memorable characters: Laura Wilkinson (in-person in the Jubilee Library, Brighton) £75 including VAT • Saturday 12th April: Placemaking – creating great places: Rosie Chard (online) £65 including VAT • Sunday13th April: Imagery, Symbolism and Metaphor in Prose – John McCullough (online) £65 including VAT First year students on the Creative Writing Programme and Life Writing Programme receive two free masterclasses a year. Contact Cathy Hayward cathy@creativewritingprogramme.org.uk to book your place – please don't book through Eventbrite as this is for paid spaces only. Tickets are non-refundable except under exceptional circumstances. If you have any questions about these workshops, please email cathy@creativewritingprogramme.org.uk Information Source: The Creative Writing Programme | eventbrite

The Brighton Marathon is a road race run over the distance of 42.195 km or 26 miles and 385 yards. It takes place each April in Brighton on the south coast of England. The inaugural Brighton Marathon was organised by former international athlete Tim Hutchings and former Brighton club athlete, Tom Naylor.The first running of the race took place on 18th April 2010. The race opened to 12,000 entries, with 7,589 participating on race day.In Year 2 (April 2011), over 8,000 runners took part with spectator numbers estimated at around 120,000. The race has acquired the status of “Britain’s No. 2 marathon” for its profile in the national running arena, for its standard of race organisation and for the publicity generated by the event.

The Brighton Marathon is a road race run over the distance of 42.195 km or 26 miles and 385 yards. It takes place each April in Brighton on the south coast of England. The inaugural Brighton Marathon was organised by former international athlete Tim Hutchings and former Brighton club athlete, Tom Naylor.The first running of the race took place on 18th April 2010. The race opened to 12,000 entries, with 7,589 participating on race day.In Year 2 (April 2011), over 8,000 runners took part with spectator numbers estimated at around 120,000. The race has acquired the status of “Britain’s No. 2 marathon” for its profile in the national running arena, for its standard of race organisation and for the publicity generated by the event.

Run the Brighton Marathon 2025 for Turning Tides! Join us on Sunday, 6th April 2025 for the iconic Brighton Marathon and take on the challenge of a lifetime to help end homelessness. By choosing to run for Turning Tides, you’ll not only conquer 26.2 miles through the beautiful city and along the stunning seafront, but you’ll also make a meaningful impact on the lives of those facing homelessness in our community. Limited places available, this is a popular sell out event secure your place today. Fundraising Target: £500We ask each runner to commit to raising £500, a vital contribution that helps Turning Tides continue its essential services. Every pound raised goes towards providing safe shelter, meals, mental health support, and outreach to those who need it most. You’ll be helping individuals and families rebuild their lives with dignity and hope. What You’ll Receive:Fundraising Support: Our dedicated fundraising team will guide you every step of the way. You’ll receive expert tips, resources, and advice to help you reach your £300 target.Turning Tides Runners Goody Bag: As a thank you, every runner will receive a special Turning Tides goody bag, including a branded t-shirt, fundraising materials, and other surprises to help you along your marathon journey.Inspiration and Impact: Know that every step you take helps provide life-saving support for people experiencing homelessness. Your efforts will directly impact the work we do in housing, outreach, and mental health services.Why Run for Turning Tides?Homelessness is on the rise, and Turning Tides is there to provide crucial support to those in need. The money you raise will help fund safe accommodation, essential support services, and life-changing opportunities for individuals to break the cycle of homelessness and rebuild their lives. Together, we can make a difference. Take on the challenge of the Brighton Marathon 2025 and run for change. Sign up now and help us continue our mission to end homelessness. For more information about the event itself please visit: Home | Brighton Marathon Weekend Terms and Conditions apply, by registering for this event you will be agreeing to the fundraising target and be asked to sign a fundraisers agreement. Information Source: Turning Tides | eventbrite

When we think of great works of fiction – and our favourite books – it tends to be the characters that linger long after the intricacies of plot have faded: Nazneen Ahmed, Scrooge, Elizabeth Bennet, Eleanor Oliphant, Marx Watanabe, Baby Kochamma and so on. What is it that makes these characters so unforgettable? They’re not all good, or likeable. How do we build characters readers care about? In this workshop we will be looking at some of the different ways to find our characters, how to make them credible and complex, and the tools we have to show them to our readers. The workshop will be led by Laura Wilkinson. Laura has published seven novels for adults (two under a pseudonym) and numerous short stories. These novels are That Night in New York, which came out in September 2024 published by Serendipity, the new romance imprint at Legend Times, Crossing the Line, The Family Line, Redemption Song and Skin Deep. Crossing the Line was a Welsh Books Council book of the month and Skin Deep was longlisted for Not the Booker prize. Alongside writing, she runs workshops on craft and has spoken at literary events nationwide. For more than twelve years, she’s worked as a creative writing tutor for organisations including New Writing South and on the MA programme at West Dean. She is also a structural editor and mentor, coaching writers to competition short listings and publication. The session will be held at the Jubilee Library in Brighton and will run from 11-5pm with an hour for lunch. The venue is wheelchair accessible, near the train station and bus routes and with plenty of options for lunch – including bringing your own. The workshop is part of a series of one-day masterclasses held this Easter. They are open to existing students on the Creative Writing Programme and other writers looking to improve specific areas of their writing craft. You can book onto as many workshops as you choose. The Easter masterclasses run from 10-4pm each day (except the one on Sunday 6th April because of the library's opening hours): • Friday 4th April – Managing Pace: Beth Miller (in-person in the Jubilee Library,Brighton) £75 including VAT. • Saturday 5th April – Boosting your creativity: Roy McFarlane (in-person in the Jubilee Library, Brighton) £75 including VAT • Sunday 6th April – Creating memorable characters: Laura Wilkinson (in-person in the Jubilee Library, Brighton) £75 including VAT • Saturday 12th April: Placemaking – creating great places: Rosie Chard (online) £65 including VAT • Sunday13th April: Imagery, Symbolism and Metaphor in Prose – John McCullough (online) £65 including VAT First year students on the Creative Writing Programme and Life Writing Programme receive two free masterclasses a year. Contact Cathy Hayward cathy@creativewritingprogramme.org.uk to book your place – please don't book through Eventbrite as this is for paid spaces only. Tickets are non-refundable except under exceptional circumstances. If you have any questions about these workshops, please email cathy@creativewritingprogramme.org.uk Information Source: The Creative Writing Programme | eventbrite

The Bridge is Cuba’s most internationally acclaimed guitar duo. With their musical empathy, Eduardo Martín and Ahmed Dickinson transform their concerts into a vehicle that connects, incorporates and juxtaposes their different generations; and the spiritual journey that drives their thrilling yet soothing performances. 
Like many other Cubans or Caribbean, they enjoy a natural sense of rhythm. The guitar is their favoured instrument, which idiomatically conveys all the melodic and rhythmic intricacies of South- America's cultural diversity. 
The Bridge is a compilation of the most alluring works for two guitars by Grammy nominee composer Eduardo Martín. Here, classical styles and rock merge with son montunos; old Yoruba chants, feel-good rumbas, funk- boleros, new age tunes and cinematic pieces sit alongside Cuban tumbaos with slap bass. Information Source: CUBAFILIN RECORDS LTD | eventbrite

Team Eve invites participants to join the Brighton Marathon 2025 Charity Place Application, held in Brighton and Hove at Preston Park on April 6, 2025. This event aims to combat gynaecological cancers by supporting early detection, prediction, and prevention efforts. With 60 women in the UK diagnosed with these cancers daily, the need for research funding and awareness is crucial. Interested individuals can apply for a charity place by filling out the application form and submitting it for consideration. Successful applicants will be required to pay a non-refundable registration fee of £20 and commit to raising a minimum of £500 for The Eve Appeal. Limited spots are available, and completion of the form does not guarantee participation. For those with their own place in the marathon, reaching out to lauren.siddy@eveappeal.org.uk can provide fundraising and training support. All participants in Team Eve will receive a fundraising guide, regular communication for support, and a free running vest to represent The Eve Appeal. For inquiries, contact Lauren Siddy at lauren.siddy@eveappeal.org.uk or call 020 7605 0153.

Welcome to The Big Half 2025! The Big Half 2025 is going down at Trafalgar Square. Lace up those running shoes and get ready for an epic day of fun and fitness. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just looking for a good time, this event is for you! Join us for a half marathon like no other. The route will take you through the heart of the city, with iconic landmarks cheering you on every step of the way. Get ready to push yourself and be part of something big! Mark your calendars and start training because The Big Half 2025 is an event you don't want to miss. See you at the starting line! Information Source: Martin Leib | eventbrite

AGE LIMIT: 18+ Cabaret Boheme brings to you an exquisite explosion of fabulous performers who have come together after 5 weeks of learning the art of burlesque under the watchful eyes of mistress of ceremonies Veronica Blacklace and burlesque Diva extraordinaire, Allegra Rose. Watch in inspiration, as these beauties show you how to own the stage. With special guest performances from Chris Hide, Allegra Rose and your host Veronica Blacklace. By purchasing a ticket via Eventbrite for a show at Ironworks Studios you are agreeing to the terms and conditions of the venue- https://www.ironworks-studios.co.uk/terms-conditions More info and shows at ironworks-studios.co.uk UNRESERVED SEATING A ll seats are unreserved for this performance. So as not to disrupt the performance, late entries may not be seated until a suitable moment in the show and may not be seated together. Information Source: Ironworks Studios Brighton | eventbrite

Experience an electrifying evening at Cold Cave (18+) in Boston on April 13, 2025, hosted at Brighton Music Hall presented by Citizens. Immerse yourself in the captivating sounds of this renowned musical act at 158 Brighton Avenue, MA, 02134. Get ready to be swept away by the unique blend of darkwave, synth-pop, and post-punk music that Cold Cave is famous for. Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to witness their unforgettable performance in a setting tailored for fans aged 18 and above. Mark your calendars for a night of unforgettable music and memories.

THE KOPYCAT KILLERS + SCAM FENDER + SUBARCTIC MONKEYS 7pm Doors 1 1pm Curfew 14+ Show Websites - http://thekopycatkillers.com // http://scamfender.com // http://subarcticmonkeys.com Instagram - // http://instagram.com/thekopycatkillerstribute // http://instagram.com/scamfender // http://instagram.com/subarcticmonkeystribute -- Best tribute band I've ever seen, and I've photographed hundreds D.Cowley -- Scam Fender sound great to be fair, this is great - Greg James Radio One - 7.2.22 -- I've booked tribute in LA for years, this is the best of the best - Steve Ochs -- I've seen Killers 50 times in 9 countries, I was blown away by this tribute - V.Moran -- They sound exactly like the Killers! (who I've seen 36 times) L.Johnson -- Outstanding Vocals - Is this a cover or a remix?? It's unclear.... YourEDM.com (on huge 'Mr Brightside' cover) H undreds more testimonials - http://thekopycatkillers.com/testimonials - ------ TYPICAL RUNNING ORDER/TIMINGS (please, PLEASE check instagram pages + your emails!! the night before for exact timings) - ---- Sub-Arctic Monkeys - Arctic Monkeys songs - 40 mins Scam Fender - Sam Fender songs - 45 mins The Kopycat Killers - Killers songs - 60 mins - ---------- N.B - As per the videos below (please check them out) - this is Tripler Tribute Show performed by the same musicians + Stuart Rook on vocals. They perform all of this music all over the UK as the individual, separate acts - which coming together for this special-length show. Information Source: The Kopycat Killers | eventbrite

THE KOPYCAT KILLERS + SCAM FENDER + SUBARCTIC MONKEYS 14+ show (14-16 must be accompanied) Indiepalooza is an amazing touring indie-rock tribute festival featuring leading tributes to the Killers, Arctic Monkeys, and Sam Fender, all on night. This has sold out 1000 cap+ venues all over the country and in it’s 3rd year. The Kopycat Killers, Scam Fender and Sub-Arctic Monkeys are some of the best tributes in the world, playing huge festivals both in the UK and abroad to thousands and thousands, now all coming together on this special touring festival show. 4 HOURS OF WALL TO WALL BANGERS ALL NIGHT!!! - Expect Mr Brightside, Seventeen Going Under, I Bet That You Look Good On The Dancefloor, Hypersonic Missiles, Somebody Told Me, Mardy Bum, Human, When You Were Young, Will We Talk?, Do I Wanna Know, All These Things That I’ve Done, Why’d You Only Call Me When You’re High, Read My Mind, Florescent Adolescent, Glamorous Indie Rock N Roll, R U Mine?, Smile Like You Mean It, Spit Of You, 505, Getting Started, Snap Out Of It, People Watching and many more! Websites - http://thekopycatkillers.com // http://scamfender.com // http://subarcticmonkeys.com Instagram - http://instagram.com/thekopycatkillerstribute // http://instagram.com/scamfender // http://instagram.com/subarcticmonkeystribute // http://instagram.com -- Best tribute band I've ever seen, and I've photographed hundreds D.Cowley -- Scam Fender sound great to be fair, this is great - Greg James Radio One - 7.2.22 -- I've booked tribute in LA for years, this is the best of the best - Steve Ochs -- I've seen Killers 50 times in 9 countries, I was blown away by this tribute - V.Moran Hundreds more testimonials - http://thekopycatkillers.com/testimonials ------ TYPICAL RUNNING ORDER/TIMINGS (NOT ACTUAL TIMINGS JUST INDICATIVE please, PLEASE check instagram pages + your emails!! the night before for exact timings) 8pm Scam Fender 9pm Sub-Arctic Monkeys 10pm The Kopycat Killers - --------- N.B - As per the videos below (please check them out) - this is Tribute Show performed by the same musicians + Stuart Rook and Miguel Carling on vocals. Miguel Carling will perform the Oasis songs. All 4 acts perform all of this music all over the UK as the individual, separate acts - which coming together for this special-length Indiepalooza Show. Information Source: Indiepalooza | eventbrite

SCAM FENDER + SUBARCTIC MONKEYS + THE KOPYCAT KILLERS Websites - http://subarcticmonkeys.com - http://thekopycatkillers.com // http://scamfender.com // I nstagram - http://instagram.com/subarcticmonkeystribute // http://instagram.com/thekopycatkillerstribute // http://instagram.com/scamfender // - ------ TYPICAL RUNNING ORDER/TIMINGS (please, PLEASE check instagram pages + your emails!! the night before for exact timings) S ub-Arctic Monkeys - Arctic Monkeys songs - 45 mins S cam Fender - Sam Fender songs - 45 mins T he Kopycat Killers - Killers songs - 60 mins - ---------- N.B - As per the videos below (please check them out) - this is Triple Tribute Show performed by the same musicians + Stuart Rook on vocals. They perform all of this music all over the UK as the individual, separate acts - which coming together for this special-length show. Information Source: Scam Fender | eventbrite

Rising DJ and Producer Swimming Paul is heading to Brighton for the very first time following his Manchester debut with us! Get ready to witness his dreamy house sound and signature ‘nostalgia in the rave’ spirit that has been making waves across the world since the release of his album ‘Smiling Through The Pain’. Tickets ON SALE NOW! Join us at Patterns on 18th April as he brings his early house sound to the south coast -- Swimming Paul – Brighton Friday 18th April, 2025Patterns Brighton, 10 Marine Parade, Kemptown, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 1TL 11pm - 3am 18+ Photo ID Required Last entry 1am Information Source: Free From Sleep | eventbrite

Explore accurate Sussex v Surrey Day 3 sporting information for 20th April, as well as links for Cricket news, tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The Sussex Cricket team, based in Hove, England, is one of the 18 first-class county cricket clubs in the country. Founded in 1839, the team competes in the County Championship, the One-Day Cup, and the Twenty20 Blast. They have had some notable achievements, winning the County Championship in 2003, 2006, and 2007, and the Twenty20 Blast in 2009 and 2018. The current captain of the team is Ben Brown, and they have a strong line-up of players including the likes of Ollie Robinson and Jofra Archer. The home ground of the Sussex team is the County Ground, known for its picturesque setting and state-of-the-art facilities. With a rich history and a talented squad, Sussex Cricket continues to be a dominant force in English cricket. The Surrey Cricket team, also known as the Surrey County Cricket Club, is a professional cricket team based in London, England. Founded in 1845, the team competes in the top division of English county cricket, the County Championship. Surrey has a long and successful history in the sport, winning the County Championship 19 times, the second highest number of wins by any county. The team has also claimed the title of T20 Blast champions twice. Some notable players who have represented Surrey include Alec Stewart, Graham Thorpe, and Kevin Pietersen. The team plays their home matches at the iconic Kia Oval stadium, known for its rich heritage and capacity to hold over 25,000 spectators. With a talented roster and a strong track record, Surrey continues to be a top contender in the world of cricket. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com