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Contact: 01273 749465
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Welcome to Sticky Mike's Frog Bar
STICKY MIKE'S is open from 6pm Monday to Saturday with a vast selection of drinks available. From slush puppy cocktails to organic bottled beers, chilled lagers and draft ale. There’s something for everyone... even quality bottles of fizz to suit all budgets. Plus we serve delicious handmade pizzas for a fiver.
The venue is home to a vast array of CLUB NIGHTS run by some of Brighton's best party starters we also host LIVE bands both local and international in our live music space downstairs.
The space has been given it's unique personality by some of our favourite local artists so there's lots to keep you inspired. Plus we have frequent ART happenings upstairs in the bar which always bring a big crowd.
There is always something interesting happening at THE FROG BAR come see for yourself.
Sticky Mike's Frog Bar
Food Served
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| T | 6pm-2am |
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| F | 6pm-3am |
| S | 6pm-3am |
| S | 6pm-2am |
Location
9-12 Middle Street
Brighton
East Sussex
BN1 1AL
01273 749465
Pizza Menu
You can now order a mouth-watering selection of pizzas every day at Sticky Mike's for only £5!
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Recent News
Tuesday 8th of May 2012
Yeti Lane to play at Sticky Mike's Frog Bar
Yeti Lane are made up of ex-Cyann & Ben members Ben Pleng & Charlie Boyer. Their second album 'The Echo Show' has been getting some amazing press and has seen them compared to the likes of Grandaddy, Kraftwerk, Spacemen3, Neu! and Simon and Garfunkel. They have just finished touring with Europe with Diagrams and come over to the UK to promote said album, which is out now on Sonic Cathedral.
Wednesday 11th of April 2012
Review: The Colour Movement @ Sticky Mike's
How is it, that there are so many good musicians around that so few people get the opportunity to hear? It’s a question we often ask ourselves, and the reason we do what we do. We write about music in the hope that it will reach more ears as a result. Thursday night at Sticky Mikes was a reminder of just what a worthwhile cause this is.
Tuesday 10th of April 2012
Review: Jakwob @ Sticky Mike's Frog Bar
As a DJ Jakwob can get pretty rowdy, but this new live set up is more of a nod to his complete musical history that has included jazz bands, folk and even death metal.
Monday 2nd of April 2012
Review: Road To Blissfields @ Sticky Mike's Frog Bar
Blissfields is a little festival in Hampshire for those who want something ‘as far removed from the big commercial festivals as you can get’. The road to Blissfields conventionally is the A33. ‘The Road To Blissfields’ however, is a set of competitions for unsigned bands from the south to come and play at this lovely festival. A festival with not only great beer, but a line up of the biggest acts for years to come. Basically, bands before they’re big. What a delight.
Monday 13th of February 2012
'See' Documentary Film Festival Returns to Brighton
See Festival 2012 is a weeklong celebration of international documentaries hosted in the seaside city of Brighton. With six years of previous successful events, attracting celebrated filmmakers such as Louis Theroux, Nick Broomfield and Luke Holland, See Festival has deservedly marked its place in the annual film festival calendar. 2012 marks a bigger and better event than ever before as See Festival launches its first nine-day film festival, continuing to expand on its diverse selection of film Screenings, Seminars, Q&As and Master Classes.
Monday 6th of February 2012
The Great Escape Announces 2012 Line-Up!
The Great Escape is thrilled to be announcing an initial line-up of acts to play across its 30 venues in Brighton this May. Crossing genres from Catalan garage to Australian Electro-chant, UK Surf to Canadian Blues, a staggering host of remarkable sounds are on show already. Old or young, jaded or woefully naïve, TGE 2012 will have something to surprise you.
Monday 9th of January 2012
Review: Missing Andy @ Sticky Mike's
The name may well ring a bell. That’s most probably due to Missing Andy’s success on Sky 1’s “Must Be The Music” last year. Or it could simply be because you’ve been listening out for the rare Top 40 hit that isn’t simply a big name performing atop a shallow dance beat, but is instead music made and crafted, attempting to convey some sort of message. In the band’s own words “No one is speaking up for our generation.”
Monday 19th of December 2011
Review: Tokimonsta @ Sticky Mike’s
For years Los Angeles has been much too interested in making films to produce much of an impression of the music industry. Apart from the Laurel Canyon folk scene of the 60s and the hair metal nonsense of the 80s, LA hasn’t really made an imprint into the culture, especially in electronic dance music. But that’s all changing. Mary Anne Hobbs, who knows about this sort of thing, called LA the home of "the most exciting electronic music on the planet" and the reason for that is Flying Lotus’ Brainfeeder collective, of which Tokimonsta is a key member.
Monday 19th of December 2011
Review: Multijam @ Sticky Mike’s
He’s been talking about this for years, but we guess he’s been a bit busy winning the UK DMC Championship, twice. However there’s much more to JFB than just being the country’s best scratch DJ, he’s a chart topping producer and a boundless innovator. His first success was with the Battlejam night he ran with beatboxer Beardyman. Taking live hip hop in a completely new direction, the pair used bleeding-edge technology and bucket loads of ideas to make beats on the fly, either sampling Beardy’s vocal noises or the crowd’s exclamations into JFB’s decks. The hip hop world still hasn’t caught up.
Tuesday 13th of December 2011
Review: Two Wounded Birds @ Sticky Mike's
Two Wounded Birds are truly the British equivalent to the USA’s Brooklyn based vintage surf pop dreamers, The Drums. They share a similar love for 50/60s throwbacks, conventional pop structure and cliched song titles (Together Forever), but yet still hold onto that familiar British sense of melancholy.
Friday 25th of November 2011
Review: Dog Is Dead @ Sticky Mike's
Dog Is Dead, the Nottingham five-piece that you may or may not have been introduced to via their appearance in the finale of E4’s favourite ‘sex drugs and teenage angst’ drama Skins. Equally you may well have heard them via the rave reviews they’ve received from BBC radio’s indie connoisseurs Steve Lamacq, Lauren Laverne and Tom Robinson. Now signed to Atlantic Records, the humbled quintet have got some real momentum behind them.
Wednesday 16th of November 2011
Review: Josh Pyke & Passenger @ Sticky Mike's
On an incredibly rainy night in Brighton, it was with quite a surprise that the queue for Josh Pyke and Passenger’s show was extending out of the venue and down the road. After the pleasure of witnessing the gig though, the loyalty and size of their fan base was not quite as surprising.
Tuesday 8th of November 2011
Cajun Thunder Shots Arrive in Brighton
Southern Comfort has got an exciting, new shot guaranteed to get you a little hot under the collar and we’re offering you a free one at Drink In Brighton venues!
Thursday 3rd of November 2011
Twin Sister @ Sticky Mike's Frog bar
Anyone who consumed music through the end of the 80s and start of the 90s is probably astounded by quite how influential the dreamy indie of 4AD and Creation has become. Sure, the NME and those other lost music mags raved about it, but back then “proper music” was very much a minority interest. Now bands like Cults (at the poppy end) and Washed Out (at the woozy end) are dominating the ears of those who carry tote bags of obscure record labels as they shop in Rounder and Resident.
Monday 26th of September 2011
Review: Young Legionnaire @ Sticky Mike's
Saturday 24th of September saw an evening of threes at the newly refurbished and much improved Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar. Three bands, three three-pieces with headliners Young Legionnaire embarking on the first leg of their first headline tour, albeit with a wealth of experience as individuals.
Monday 12th of September 2011
Modern Romance Launches at Sticky Mike's
MODERN ROMANCE launches EVERY MONDAY and Philadelphian crazies MAN MAN rock up for an AWESOME live performance. MODERN ROMANCE for true Indie rock n rollers is gonna be THE way to start the week from now on. Drinks from £1.70 and £1 in if you do that FB thing and write your name on the wall.
Monday 25th of July 2011
Big Chill Competition ... And the Winner is....
Thanks to all of you who entered our competition last week- we were truly stunned by the number of entrants! We are delighted to announce that the winner of a pair of VIP passes to this year's Big Chill Festival is.... Leon Cole!
Wednesday 25th of May 2011
Review: The Great Escape (Pt. 2)
Saturday came as soon as Friday went, I’d like to say that I had plenty of sleep in-between, but alas a programme of DJs through ‘til the early hours at Coalition had put pay to that. However, an afternoon of diverse (and hopefully good) music at Life on the seafront was all I needed to sort me out. That, and a bit of sun, of course.
Wednesday 25th of May 2011
Review: The Great Escape (pt.1)
Rather than having the usual chaos of trying to get around all of Brighton’s venues during the blind panic that is trying to find the cream of the crop at the Great Escape Festival, I chose three of Brighton’s best venues that were involved, which also happened to handily be within 2 minutes of each other and tried to see as much as is humanly possible over two days.
Wednesday 2nd of February 2011
The Great Escape Festival
The Great Escape, Europe’s leading event for showcasing new musical talent announces the first artists for the 2011 festival. Taking place in Brighton over 3 days in May, The Great Escape kick starts the festival season, introducing 15,000 music lovers to the key artists and sounds of the year.
Busk Stop
Brugal Rum bring you a refreshing alternative to every day busking in Brighton & Hove. This fantastic new venture has seen many musicians sign up to play impromptu sets at 15 venues across the city who are a part of the ‘Busk Stop’ initiative.
Musicians can register for free with Busk Stop by supplying details of their act and Myspace account and/or web site for consideration. Members will then be able to busk in the designated Busk Stop pubs at any time of day. Just as with normal busking, any money collected by the musicians performing will be theirs to keep, with no limit on the amount of performances per day.
The aim of the project is not only to support upcoming musical talent but also to provide customers with a more varied and exciting visit to their local public house; which will also include some tantalising Brugal cocktails and drinks offers throughout the Busk Stop network. Every busker will be entitled to a free Brugal and Coke when they play, whilst customers will be able to buy them for just £2 during a performance.
All of the participating venues have been chosen specifically because live performances will compliment the atmosphere of each of them, while all Busk Stop musicians will be carefully selected by experienced local music promoter and ex-Freebutt operator Andy Rossiter.
Andy’s years of booking experience at The Freebutt have been to put to good use with the Busk Stop scheme. “I’m really excited to see this project develop and see Brighton’s pub and music scene become even more interesting than it already is, with musicians being free to play to an audience whenever they feel the urge and customers of the pubs experiencing some of Brighton’s talent in an informal atmosphere.”
Busk Stop contact: buskstop@drinkinbrighton.co.uk
The participating pubs are:
Ancient Mariner - The Black Lion - Cobbler‘s Thumb - Fiddler‘s Elbow – The Fish Bowl – The Globe - The Hampton - The Hope – Sticky Mike's Frog Bar - Mash Tun - The Norfolk - The Open House - Saint George – Sidewinder - The Signalman - The Three Graces - The Thomas Kemp –The White Rabbit – World‘s End - Xuma
Brugal is a brand of rum currently being introduced to the UK market. The company was founded in the Dominican Republic in 1888.