Patterns

Patterns was previously known as Audio and Escape Club, where legendary artists such as Daft Punk, The Stone Roses, The Chemical Brothers, Carl Cox and Paul Oakenfold have all graced the premises.

One of Brighton’s best loved music venues reopened on the 13th May 2015 unveiling a new name and redesign, giving the iconic seafront and its musical mecca a new lease of life. Having been at the forefront of Brighton’s nightlife for thirty years under various guises, Patterns will follow in the footsteps of electronic music hub Audio. Expect a vibrant space for creative crowds with a thirst for quality street food & drink and world-class musical talent from the live and electronic underground. Now under the curation of Mothership Group, Patterns will remain a definitive source of cutting-edge music, offering a 360° experience, seven days a week. 

The south-facing sea view terrace, perfect for after-work drinks, provides a spot for lazy summer afternoons until it’s time to hit the bar. Asides from local craft beers and international favourites to be served on draught across both floors and an extensive spirits selection, a specially-curated drinks menu including shrubs – a homemade fruit and spice based drink topped up with alcohol and soda - and popular Mexican ‘beertail’ Micheladas, served in giant steins, will be available.

Friday and Saturday nights will see Patterns operate as an all-encompassing venue ready for the weekend’s debauchery. The basement will remain the hedonistic heads down club it’s known for with heavy investment made on upgrading the sound system, as well as increased accessibility and improved facilities throughout. Exploring the realms of house, techno and future-facing electronic, Patterns will bring the most eminent DJs, promoters and live talent to this historic club space, not forgetting a carefully selected family of resident DJs.