Featuring

Black Honey

Indie

Black Honey are never happier than when they are on the road. Although most of the last 6 months they’ve been putting the finishing touches on their hotly awaited debut album, they’ve found time to warm up with a few regional UK dates recently to try some of the new material live. It was their first run of shows since they came off tour with Royal Blood at the end of 2017 – a tour that took them up a level, as they played to their biggest ever crowds in arena’s across the country.

Description

Patterns, situated on Brighton's Marine Parade, stands as a vital cultural fixture, evolving from its origins as an art deco hotel into a cornerstone of the city's vibrant music and event scene. Since its reimagining in 2015, it has cultivated a reputation as a welcoming space for diverse communities, particularly within the underground club culture and LGBTQI+ scene, fostering a sense of belonging through its consistent programming.

Inside, the venue presents a considered aesthetic across its two floors. The ground floor bar area features monolithic mirrors meeting industrial concrete, with green neon accents casting a distinctive glow. Descending to the basement reveals a space engineered for sonic immersion, where the powerful L'Acoustics sound system delivers palpable bass, designed to envelop dancers in the music.

Beyond its interior, Patterns boasts a south-facing wood-decked terrace, offering expansive views of the seafront and Brighton Pier. This urban oasis, adorned with tropical potted palms and pastel furniture, provides a relaxed setting for enjoying a selection of craft beers, cocktails, and pizzas.

The venue consistently delivers a broad spectrum of events, from intimate live performances spanning indie, jazz, and hip-hop, to dynamic club nights exploring house, techno, and drum & bass. It serves as a platform for both established artists and emerging talent, ensuring a continuous flow of forward-thinking music and memorable experiences for its dedicated audience.