A seafront venue has unveiled a dynamic music programme for April to June.
Brighton’s Quarters on the seafront site of The Zap, promises a mix of live and electronic events.
Kicking off the month, drum and bass acts Born on Road, Crossy and Gray will perform on Good Friday, April 3.
Easter Saturday will see Norman Jay deliver a set of rare groove and disco.
April highlights include an extended three-hour set from Dr Banana B2B Gene on Earth on April 5, and a performance from Oden and Fatzo on April 18.
Drum and bass fans can anticipate high-energy sets from A.M.C and Phantom on April 24, while trance lovers can look forward to Billy Gillies on April 25.
In May, Paul Oakenfold’s Perfecto Trance Classics will lead the bank holiday weekend on May 1, followed by Eats Everything on May 2 and a Detroit techno special from Carl Craig and Octave One on May 3.
Kruder and Dorfmeister will celebrate 30 years of their DJ-Kicks release on May 9, while Kenny Dope and Enzo Siragusa will deliver club sessions on May 22 and May 24 respectively.
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June begins with a free-ticketed event, Free The Rave with Benny Page and Doktor on June 5 for the Roll Dem Out album launch.
The next day, Nightmares on Wax will bring their signature blend of soul, hip-hop and downtempo electronica to Quarters.
Sofia Kourtesis will take over the evening with a set of soulful electronica, euphoric house and global rhythms.
Mandidextrous will deliver a night of jungle, drum and bass and hard tekno on June 12.
For more information and to purchase tickets, visit quartersbrighton.co.uk.
Quarters will also host the official after party for the Glorious Day Festival on June 13.
The venue will continue to expand its live music offerings with performances from Nordic Giants on April 11, IST IST on April 25, Lucy Spraggan on May 8 and Dodgy on May 23.
Quarters features a single dancefloor, a chillout space, seating, a bespoke L-Acoustics surround soundsystem and a 360-degree stage.
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