Located on London Road, The World's End is a great choice for live and indie music in Brighton with regular bands and solo artists performing. They also have the delicious BBQ Shack on site to rustle up some grub.

Alongside curating a line up of ground breaking electronic music and club nights, this Beachfront venue is also one of Brighton's best indie clubs. Having already hosted many of the genre's rising stars, Patterns' upcoming events list often reads like a who's who of the indie scene.

Dead Wax Social is serious about their vinyl music, with everything from records hanging on the walls to an entirely vinyl music selection. Open until 2 AM most evenings, the bar is perfect for a night of dedicated music listening.

Housed in a warehouse space tucked neatly under the Trafalgar Arches, The Green Door Store is a late night music venue that attracts independent acts and creative party patrons. Hosting regular indie and alternative bands from near and far, and showcasing a sweeping selection of genres, The Green Door Store is a failsafe option for an indie club in Brighton.

A live music institution in its own right, Concorde 2 has been hosting live musicians and party DJs for the past two decades. Once a 19th century tea room and later a 1970s arcade, Concorde 2 has managed to retain its historical charm whilst keeping up to date with the times. A noisy, clamorous space that attracts music loves from across the town, this is a stellar choice for an indie night out in Brighton.

Fresh from a recent refurbishment, the Hope and Ruin is a quirky Indie club that prides itself on showcasing the best up-and-coming bands in Brighton. With the walls covered in wonderfully weird memorabilia and a sound system that can rival any, this has to be one of Britain's most charming hangouts. The infectious vibes and easy-going atmosphere undoubtedly makes this one of Brighton's best indie spots in town.