BRUT to co-host men’s zone at Brighton Pride
If you go down to the park this Brighton Pride you will be in for a bear surprise. London’s biggest and best men only party for bears, blokes, cubs and hunks Brut is joining the boys at Brighton Bear Weekend to bring the furry fun back to Preston Park.
If you go down to the park this Brighton Pride you will be in for a bear surprise.
London’s biggest and best men only party for bears, blokes, cubs and hunks Brut is joining the boys at Brighton Bear Weekend to bring the furry fun back to Preston Park.
Brut’s Martyn Fitzgerald said of world renown club night’s plans: “We’re massively looking forward to bringing back the juggernaut men-only night that is Brut to host the Bear Tent at Brighton Pride. After the belter that was our Pride after-party last year we’re delighted to be invited to take part in the Pride Festival during the day this year and then host one of the official after parties at Concorde 2. Brut is London’s hottest night for bears, blokes, cubs and hunks focussed on upfront, uplifting house and we can’t wait to bring that party vibe down to Brighton”.
As for the DJ line-up it couldn’t be hotter as Brut bring their trademark house sounds to the seaside and the UK’s biggest Pride celebration.
DJ Dreadful will get the party off to a lively start at noon playing a mash-up of party classics before Brighton Bear Weekend take over the decks until 5pm. After BBW, Beef Mince’s Silverhook will ramp the tempo up for Ben Jamin (6-7pm), Ross Jones (7-8pm), Tom Stephan (8-9) and Louis Lennon till the close at 10pm.
Brut at Brighton Pride 2016. Nothing will be finer, nothing will be furrier and nothing will be more fabulous as the bears, cubs, blokes and handsome hunks get down with Brut at Brighton Pride this August.
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