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Nestled in the vibrant heart of Brighton, United Kingdom, The Haunt Brighton, located at 10 Pool Valley, has established itself as a cornerstone of the city's dynamic nightlife scene. Originally opening its doors in the early 2000s, this venue quickly gained a reputation for hosting eclectic club nights and electronic music events that draw both locals and visitors alike. Over the years, The Haunt has seen a few structural updates, but its core mission remains the same: to provide an intimate yet energetic space where dance floors come alive with cutting-edge sounds and unforgettable moments.

Its reputation for curating diverse lineups has made it a favorite among electronic music enthusiasts, with SESH often highlighting its role in Brighton’s underground scene. The venue’s influence extends beyond just hosting club nights; it’s a hub for SESH culture, fostering a community that appreciates innovative beats and immersive experiences. Throughout its history, The Haunt has welcomed an impressive roster of artists, both international and local, who have performed on its stages.

Among the top-tier acts, George FitzGerald’s deep, melodic techno has captivated audiences, while The Allergies brought their signature funk-infused breaks to the dance floor. James Holden’s experimental electronic sets have also left a lasting impression, alongside Ryan Hemsworth’s genre-blending productions. The Acid’s hypnotic live performances and White Line’s energetic DJ sets have further cemented the venue’s reputation for pushing musical boundaries.

Additionally, the eclectic sounds of De Puta Madre, Matt Hughes, Iain O’Hare, and Jon Byrne have contributed to Brighton’s reputation as a city that champions innovative electronic music and vibrant club nights. Whether you’re seeking a night of pulsating beats or a place to discover new sounds, The Haunt Brighton continues to be a vital part of the city’s nightlife landscape. So, why not explore their upcoming events and plan a visit to experience firsthand why this venue remains a beloved fixture in Brighton’s energetic scene?