We continue. Sweating cobs (whatever they are) but forever celebrating the disco and the divine darlings we find on the dancefloor as we return to the 1BTN bunker for our first summertime show. Yes we’ve the usual blend of camp nonsense, banging Friday housed up tunes and delicious disco including a double date with Sam Shelley, a slug of Whiskey Disco, plenty of Salsoul flavours, … Continue reading The Wildblood and Queenie 1BTN Show 11.07.25
Camp Kindred did exactly what it said on the tin. And then some. A queertopia Queenie and I wish had existed when we were young, it gave us faith in our queer community again. It gave us hope, it gave us good face. It was an incredible celebration of queer love, acceptance and good times. Created by a community so often maligned and misunderstood, it … Continue reading Camp Kindred’s OOTD: The Director’s Cut
As an undiagnosed neurodivergent kid, I really struggled in school. The kid who loved reading and obsessed over writing stories and attempting to harness my intense imagination was soon crushed by the machine of secondary school. I missed two years of secondary school due to refusing to attend (sensory overloaded and emotional overwhelm) and never fitting in caused massive detrimental effects on my education- my … Continue reading SEND Matters
DANCE FOR PEACE returns this Saturday 12th of July to raise funds for the charity Medical Aid For Palestinians at Brighton Electric Studios. Some of Brighton’s finest DJs are coming together to show support and raise money for the innocent victims of Israel’s war on the Palestinian people. The awesome DJ line-up includes: STEVE MAC, SCOTT DIAZ, EVIL TOM, POOK, NICK HOOK, EUGENE GLASGOW, CHEMA GONZALEZ, BRUNO NUMERO … Continue reading Dance For Peace 12.07.25
My mum, Janet Elizabeth, was born in Banstead, Surrey, in 1943 in The Woolpack, a pub run by her gran Elizabeth, her uncle Bobby and her parents Lucy and Jack Prevost. Mum and Nan would often tell the tale of the night in 1944 when a doodlebug took the top off The Woolpack whilst they cowered under the kitchen table in a Morrison shelter in … Continue reading This one is for Janet…
It’s here. It’s happening. That one party of the year we all wait for. The Brighton Pride legend that is the Sunday Sundae Pride Reunion at Patterns Brighton. The party Queenie and I never stop being proud to be part of. The party responsible for some of our finest hours. The party we locals call home come Brighton Pride weekend. A reunion of our queer … Continue reading Sunday Sundae Pride Reunion 2025
If the past few weeks since my mother’s death have taught me anything as I deal with a toxic, dysfunctional blood family, it is the joy and the importance of chosen family. Queer, not so queer, step sisters, blended families, in-laws, honourary nieces and nephews, besties, colleagues, and oh-so-rated mates. A lesson highlighted by the incredible project Dogs and their Dykes who say it all … Continue reading The importance of chosen family
It’s happening. It’s finally happening. We are heading to the disco mothership this June 29th to make our Horse Meat Disco debut at The Eagle. Yes, all those years since Kate first reviewed (with love and adoration) the first Horse Meat Disco compilation in DJ magazine back in 2009, we are finally getting to grace the neon-drenched DJ booth as the world’s favourite disco destination. … Continue reading Horse Meat Disco debut at The Eagle
The importance of day time sober clubbing is something dear to my heart – 1187 days and counting dear to my heart, forever grateful for the opportunity to embrace the AF dancefloor and celebrate the community found there. So, with a sense of real joy and excitement, we get to announce our part in Oxylion & Danger’s new venture, AMplify. Daytime clubbing for the sober-minded, … Continue reading AMplify Brighton is here
Connecting the generations, building community and playing some ****ing good music. Hell, it can only be Camp Kindred 2025. We are incredibly proud to be part of this slice of queer-topia in the woods as they make their debut on the queer festival scene on July 4th-6th. Being part of community that forever works to bring the queer joy to our nightlife whilst ensuring our … Continue reading Camp Kindred 2025
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