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Classic Rock Magazine Summer Solstice, Rock Night, Concorde 2, Madeira Drive, Brighton, June 21
11:08am Friday 20th June 2008
UK magazine Classic Rock is teaming up with long-established club night Brighton Rock to bring you "a full-throttle night of guitar-fuelled debauchery".
They are proud to welcome special guest Blaze Bayley, the former Iron Maiden and Wolfsbane singer. He and his band will be playing a live set as part of their world tour to promote his new album.
Support comes from Voodoo Six and local act Furyon, with the Brighton Rock club night following on as soon as the gig is over for its first outing of the year.
The Engine Room will also be running its associated Classic Rock night tomorrow with Boogum and Julie until 5am, which means, in the words of promoter Chris Stevens, "you can rock until the sun comes up".
- Open from 7.30pm until late. Club night begins at 11 pm. Tickets £12 door/£10 adv for gig and club night. Club night only is £8 subject to availability. The live show is open to 14-18 year olds accompanied by an adult but the club night is for over-18s only. Call 01273 673311 or visit www.ticketweb.co.uk.
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