A blues band playing mostly Chicago blues from the 1950s and 60s. Like the great musicians we admire, we want our audiences to have a good time.  

The band was founded in Brighton in 2004 by Ross Clifford, Simon Myers, Phil Boucherat, Steve Cartwright and The Damned‘s Monty Oxymoron. They made their debut at the Marlborough Theatre, Brighton, for The Real Music Club during the middle of 2004. The band have experimented and undergone many line-up changes. Myers left in 2006 and was replaced by Marc Jenner. Shortly after, the band expanded their line-up, recruiting Andy Baynton-Power (bass), Eva Thompson (sitar), Mickey Wynne (guitars) and Stuart McKay (harmonicas) along with occasional appearances from…

Western Swing, Gypsy Jazz, Latin & other nonsense. Slightly earlier time of 4.30 pm

Cyanide Sundae plus acoustic sets from Leader, & Torrid Blending a unique spin on HardRock and Metal, Cyanide Sundae is a brand new sound from the South coast of the UK.

Gill Berryman fronts this very competent four-piece for a laid back Sunday afternoon of jazz classics and lounge loveliness.  

Folk Night with the Rude Mechanicals March 6 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm Event Navigation « Weekly Quiz Gun Brewery Beer Launch – FREE BEER! » Based in Shoreham, Sussex, England, the Mechanicals are Mick Parker, Ray Chandler and Barry Ruffell, sometimes augmented by other musical pals when extra instrumentation is needed. Their musical style is informal, their repertoire extensive and adaptable, and their playing and singing highly distinctive.