The Concorde II (Brighton) Reviews

The Concorde II (Brighton) Club National

Description:Madeira Drive, Brighton.

Newest Review: ... beautiful, it is a little out of the way and a good 5-10 minute walk from kemp town, or 10-12 minutes from the centre of town. It's very easy to find though and is very easy to get a taxi to. For bands it's also very good as it's easy to find and has plenty of room for vans, coaches and for loading in equipment through the back door. VENUE The venue itself is essentially made up of two ... more

 ... connected rooms; the entrance leads to the first, and smaller of the two rooms, which houses the bar and the cloakroom. The first room has great views of the sea and has a long bar, which means you don't have to queue four or five people back. The second ro...more

Customer The Concorde II (Brighton) Reviews (2)

chief07john
The Concorde II (Brighton): A great Brighton venue for larger touring bands (557 words)
by - written on 08/05/10 (Very useful, 15 readings)
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I'm lucky enough to live in Brighton, and i've done a lot of work in the music industry, so i've been to the Concorde2 several times. I have to be honest i much prefer working with the venue as a promoter than visiting as an audience member, but that's only down to the prices! The Concorde2 is an excellent venue however; as usual i'll split my review into sections and hopefully give you a good idea of why i consider it to be a good venue. LOCATION The Concorde2 is situated on Madeira Drive, on the seafront. It's a beautiful setting for a venue and has no other venue or building close to it (just a small cafe and volleyball complex). ...  Read the complete review

ladyoftheflowers
Concorde II - small but fun (134 words)
by - written on 24/07/00, updated on  04/11/00 (Useful, 61 readings)
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I moved to Brighton 3 months ago and have just discovered the pleasures of the concorde II. They have bands playing very regularly. I saw Asian Dub Foundation play there which was one of the best nights of my life. The Concorde is not very big and the stage is about on metre off the ground but the DJ's play some thumping tunes and some really good mixes. The bar prices are average. There is always a good crowd in there and fights are rare. I would recommend that you go and see some bands play here or go to some of the club nights, they are a good laugh and loads of fun is always guaranteed. It is also a lot cheaper than a lot of the other clubs in Brighton! ...  Read the complete review

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