Grrr! the night away at Latest Music Bar tonight
“Grrr! the south’s biggest men only dance night returns to headline the Brighton Bear Weekender (BBWE). The Latest Music Bar in Manchester Street, will provide two floors of mayhem, with music from DJ Rob C (Hoist, Eagle, RVT, Energy Bears) playing the best in Anthems and commercial dance.
“Grrr! the south’s biggest men only dance night returns to headline the Brighton Bear Weekender (BBWE) tonight (June 20).
THE Latest Music Bar in Manchester Street, will provide two floors of mayhem, with music from DJ Rob C (Hoist, Eagle, RVT, Energy Bears) playing the best in dance anthems and commercial dance.
Downstairs DJ Josh the Barber, who is profiled in this months Gscene, will be a playing a harder electro house set for those who like it dark and dirty.
Entry is £3 with wristband / £5 without a wristband.
Drinks deals with wristband only include:
(£3 all cans, 3 Jagerbombs for £10, 4 shots for £10).
Additional early bird drinks deals, so arrive promptly!
Look out for the free vodka jelly shots.
A spokesperson for Brighton Bear Weekender, said: “This is the only bar during the whole Brighton Bear Weekend that is giving a donation to the Rainbow Fund linked to their bar takings. So drink, drink and drink more; you will be giving to charity.”
The official after party GRUNT continues into the night at Subline with DJ Bozzy Bear.
For more information about GRUNT, click here:
Event: Grrr!
Where: Latest Music Bar, 14-17 Manchester Street, Brighton
When: Saturday, June 20
Time: 10pm-2am
Tickets: £5/£3 with Brighton Bears Wristband
For more information about Brighton Bear Weekender, click here:
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