AMAAD (A Man About A Dog), the promoters behind Junction 2, LWE, The Prospect Building, Boundary Festival, and more, will launch a new electronic and live music venue in Brighton in late Autumn. The venue was previously known as The Arch and originally housed the seminal club, The Zap. Quarters aims to become an integral part of Brighton’s nightlife and a vital hub for culture and collaboration.

Quarters will see AMAAD extend its partnership with renowned live music programmers, Ghostwriter, and provide a canvas for in-house and external local event promoters and programmers to explore their creativity. AMAAD already plays a part in Brighton’s music scene, promoting local and global talent, with involvement in Boundary Festival, a two-day, 20,000-capacity event held in Stanmer Park.

The full transformation of Quarters will be unveiled in two stages, with Phase One revealing a complete renovation of the space. Two rooms will combine into a single dancefloor, featuring a bespoke L-Acoustics A15 surround soundsystem; creative new lighting, intentionally stripped back to keep focus on the music; a 360-degree DJ booth; and more space for chill-out areas and seating.

AMAAD founders Paul Jack and Will Harold said, “We have a long track record of transforming ideas into culturally significant projects, and we’re very excited about Quarters. We aim to showcase world-class talent while also providing a platform for collaboration with Brighton’s diverse creative community. We’ve always loved Brighton’s independent attitude and see a great opportunity to build a forward-thinking venue that supports a wide range of culture in the area.”

AMAAD states that its wider mission is to build a credible destination for music and connection that is inclusive, safe, and affordable. It plans to work on a long-term vision for sustainability, in line with other AMAAD brands, such as Junction 2, Paradise In The City, and The Prospect Building.

With further announcements to come, Quarters will present multi-genre, balanced programming, featuring high-quality bookings alongside up-and-coming talent. With a focus on the art of DJing, events will bring clubbers together around one key headline act, with all DJs taking the dancefloor deeper into their sound with extended sets.

Quarters’ collaboration with Ghostwriter – the live programmers bringing the likes of Little Simz, Yungblud, and Mac DeMarco to The Prospect Building in Bristol – will also deliver inspired and exciting live music to Brighton.

Both club and live programming will draw on Brighton’s rich history of culture and community, local heroes, and A-list international artists.

AMAAD has committed to significant investment in the venue and in Brighton, building on longstanding relationships and placing further emphasis on collaboration with a growing network of local businesses and talent, from management to security. Further expansion in 2026 will see Quarters build on its cultural contribution with new additions and aesthetics to be announced.

Please note: This is a promotional feature