About The Basement Club
- Party/
Club - Kemptown
- Dancing
The Basement Club in Brighton stands as a vibrant gay nightclub tucked beneath the iconic Legends Bar on Marine Parade. This underground haven draws partygoers for epic nights that stretch into the early hours.
The atmosphere crackles with energy: dim lights, thumping basslines, and a diverse gay crowd create an intoxicating vibe. Skilled DJs spin a mix of current tracks and timeless anthems, keeping the dance floor packed from late evening onward. Open select nights with free entry and tempting drink deals, it's a staple for weekend warriors and midweek revelers alike.
Beyond top-tier music, the venue boasts a well-stocked bar offering affordable options. A favorite among locals and visitors, The Basement Club embodies Brighton's thriving LGBTQ+ scene, fostering a welcoming space for unforgettable celebrations and connections.
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Opening Hours
- Wednesday
- 23:00 – 03:00
- Friday
- 23:00 – 03:00
- Saturday
- 23:00 – 05:00
- Sunday
- 23:00 – 05:00
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