
The Brighton Mod Weekender 2023 will take place over the Bank Holiday Weekend, from 24th to the 28th August.
The New Untouchables started the Brighton Mod Weekender back in 2004 (after similar events in different locations, such as the Isle of Wight and Margate). But for almost 20 years the event has grown in its Brighton location, with plenty to keep you entertained this year. But note that many events tend to sell out ahead of the weekend, so make sure you pick up tickets for the ticketed events well in advance.

You can view images of many past Brighton Weekenders in the gallery section of the website. Like one above, for example.
The main evening events are held at Brighton’s best venue, the Komedia situated just a few doors down from Jump The Gun.
See the flyers above and below for details of the live music acts playing over the weekend. Tickets for the bands are available here.
The Komedia has two rooms with a HUGE WOODEN DANCEFLOOR, AIR CONDITIONING and two well-priced bars with great service and friendly staff.

KOMEDIA – MAIN ROOM:
Doors 11pm Mod Club Sounds & Classics with the NUTS DJ Team of Rob Bailey & Lee Miller + special guests Andy Hill, Russell Deal, Sean Chapman, Brian Kelson, Mark & Debbie Wilson, Sean Creegan, Charles Whitehouse, Alan Saunders, Scott Picken, Dave & Lee Grimshaw.
Friday guest club night: CHILLS & FEVER
Sat guest club night: COOKIN’ CATFISH
Sunday guest club: SCORCHER
KOMEDIA STUDIO BAR – BEAT CLUB:
Live music & DJs: Dr Robert, Gary Milan, Jokin Misterklin (Spain) & Penny & Stella playing Big Boss British Beat, Garage & Psych.
Saturday 10pm: THE BARON FOUR

The daytime events Friday, Saturday and Sunday are at the Volks 200 yards east of Brighton Pier (where the scooters arrive in the iconic film Quadrophenia).

The Volks has a well-stocked bar and serves food all day complete with an outside terrace. Entry is FREE, and the location is family-friendly.

The daytime sessions are from noon until 6pm with DJs and a MARKET selling records, vintage and bespoke clothes, art and memorabilia.
Please contact [email protected] if you would like a stall in the market or a DJ spot in the afternoon. DJs Ivan Walsh, Mark Perryman and more are to be confirmed.

RIDEOUT SUNDAY:
Meet at the Roedean Café car park on A259 opposite the Marina between 1.30-2pm (Make sure you leave Madeira Drive in plenty of time)
The route will take in PEACEHAVEN ROUNDABOUT AND BACK DIRECTLY TO BRIGHTON VIA THE PIER ROUNDABOUT
** DO NOT STOP AT THE SMUGGLERS PUB**

SCOOTER COMPETITION:
Sunday afternoon is the eagerly anticipated Scooter Competition held outside the Volks between 15.00 – 16.00
(PLEASE STAY WITH YOUR SCOOTER IF YOU WISH TO ENTER)

All evening events are 18+ (Except Thursday 24 Aug RIFLES 14+ (Under 16-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult)
Get tickets for all events at the Brighton Mod Weekender 2023
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dirk – belgium (mod)
I woz MOD in the 60’s. I’m now living in Brighton!
Hi I have had a novel, East Coast Blues, published which is set on the east coast and is about a young man coming of age in the 1960s. It covers the music, fashions, tensions-and work conditions of the era. The story goes beyond the usual mods and rockers myths and addresses some uncomfortable truths about those days. It has received 5 star reviews on Amazon and is available on Kindle and from book shops. Would you be interested in promoting this through your web site?
Regards
John
Hey John,
Only just seen your message, please get in contact, is there a movie in your story/book ?
Bill
Hi,
I am not a “MOD” but I do love the music. I have a Honda Dominator converted into a Cafe racer, would it be ok to come along to your event ?
cheers
Ian
Would definatly be interested in these events.
I am a 25 year old who grew up with my grandad who was a Mod and i think the culture has ran through to me
In all my years as a Mod, this will actually be my first weekender. Would it be possible to purchase an access all areas pass/band so we don’t have to pay at the doors or have to wait hours just to be told “sorry, we’re full, no room”