Come down this Wed­nes­day to PsychoSo­cial to check out some of Brighton’s hot­test live musical tal­ent. As always, entry is com­pletely free, so bring you friends for the per­fect relief to the mid­week blues.

IMAGES FROM THIS WED’S GIG.  MORE ON OUR FACEBOOK

Thanks to every­one who

turned out to sup­port local Brighton artists last week! Under the Bridge are return­ing to Psy­cho Social for your weekly dose of local tal­ent. This week we’ve got some of the hot­test new Brighton bands in the club, and still not a penny on the door! ‘So why do you do it?’ you ask? For the LOVE.

Bands:

HOLE IN THE SKY
Pro­gress­ive metal mad­ness from a recently eclosed titan of a band.

IVY KING
A good old fash­ioned chance to rock out, hard. Free of recent con­tam­in­ants and loaded with energy, vital­ity and prowess.

***Hear some pro record­ings here!***
http://www.facebook.com/ivykingmusic?sk=app_178091127385

NIL DESPERANDUM
Punk rock from a new and but highly exper­i­enced Brighton outfit.:

Check out Psychoso­cial here.

From 8 til 12. Feb 1^st fea­tur­ing Nils Des­per­andumb (8−9), Ivy King (9−10) and Hole in the Sky (10−11)

Doors  at 7pm — Free Entry

See you there!

The home of Radio Free Brighton
will be home to Drum Jam  Sat 10pm — 2am

4 kits in one room Bring sticks £3pp

enti­cing

A TALE OF MODERN-DAY OUTLAWS.

www.justdoitfilm.com

UNDER THE BRIDGE STUDIOS
are proud to be screen­ing
JUST DO IT
on the 9^th Octo­ber 2011.

There will be two screen­ings in the com­munity room.
12pm — For people with children/toddlers/babies (bring toys!)
3pm — For every­one else.

£2 entrance fee (sup­port for the film)

Come down and see one of the most ground-breaking films in the world of activism.

Under The Bridge Stu­dios
(Under Brighton Sta­tion)
7 Tra­fal­gar Arches
Brighton
BN1 4FQ

JUST DO IT lifts the lid on cli­mate act­iv­ism and the dar­ing trouble­makers who have crossed the line to become mod­ern day outlaws.

Doc­u­mented over a year, Emily James’ film fol­lows these act­iv­ists as they block­ade factor­ies, attack coal power sta­tions and glue them­selves to the trad­ing floors of inter­na­tional banks des­pite the very real threat of arrest.

JUST DO IT is an inde­pend­ently pro­duced film made pos­sible by over 100 volun­teers and 447 crowd funders.

Review by The Guard­ian —
http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2011/jul/14/just-do-it-review