Best Clubs in Brighton

A party palace of drinking, dining and clubbing extravagance, No 32 is in The Lanes and offers up an incredible atmosphere for your nights out in Brighton. You'll find a bar well-versed in the art of mixology with happy hours reigning throughout the week (except Saturdays) and a late licence until 4:30am on the weekends. 

An oldie, but a goodie. Revs is like that one old song you can't help but go back to when you need to get the party started. With cheap drinks, classic tunes and a crowd that's always ready to let a little loose, this West Street favourite is always a great option for a night out in Brighton.

Located in the former home of the iconic Audio club, Patterns is a Brighton favourite fronting an eclectic DJ roster and forward-thinking party antics. Head here all through the week for late-night revelry, cutting edge music and the best of the Brighton nightclub scene. And for the morning after? You'll be happy to know they do brunch as well.

It may be one of the newest clubs in town, but CHALK has already played host to some of the biggest and best parties around. Fromm Supercharged to XXL, Let's Kill Disco to Gucci Gang, check out the varied programme heightened by the club's incredible soundsystem. 

Slamming club venue? Live music hot spot? There's a little something for everyone at this beachfront club where music and sound systems reign supreme. Found in the cool, brick-clad, vintage viaducts overlooking the ocean, Coalition is a big name player on the Brighton club scene thanks to its accumulation of some of the biggest party headliners in the industry.

Located in the Victorian Arches along the seafront, The Arch is an intimate venue that hosts some of the biggest DJ names on the circuit right now. From international icons and radio talent to rising stars, it's a place for people who put the music first.

One of Brighton's biggest clubs, Pryzm, has had a swanky refurbishment and reopened with more fun than ever before. No matter what you're looking for on a Brighton night out, you will find it at Pryzm with three separate themed rooms, from an 80s throwback section complete with flashing dance floor to the urban Curve room.

They may give off the guise of one heck of a great gig venue, but give these guys a DJ slot and you'll be shaking those hips like no other. Infamous for their warehouse plot, premium underground names and heaving atmosphere, The Green Door Store is the club in Brighton for those who like a little off kilter partying and late night antics.

Beachfront Concorde 2 has been going hard for two decades and still throws a head-thrashing, booty-shaking night out with a packed calendar of live music and DJs. The club's interiors are surprisingly unique with stained glass windows and hefty wooden beams across the ceiling, this club is still making history today.

Club Revenge is one of Brighton's busiest gay clubs packed with glitter balls, themed nights and raucous fun. Late night revelries are dressed up and outrageous with foam parties and karaoke nights, and if you're looking for a real show, their in-house entertainment venue, The Powder Room, hosts some of the biggest queer and drag icons on the scene right now.