Notion

Notion plays Quarters on Saturday 17 October, a late one that runs from 23:00 until 04:00. He's one of the biggest names in the UK dance scene right now, with 14 million monthly Spotify listeners and a reputation for sets that don't stay in one place. His sound blurs bassline, garage, jungle and drum & bass, and he's known for delivering them with relentless energy.

If you've come across him through the streaming numbers, you've probably heard his viral remix of Chrystal's The Days, and more recently the project Forwards. He also started Dance Dubs, a project that toured the UK, Australia and New Zealand and served as a home for his live edits and bootlegs. That's a good clue to what you'll hear on the night: he's as much about the custom versions and the dancefloor as he is about the records that have already made a name for him.

Quarters is Brighton's new cultural HQ, tucked beneath the historic arches that once held Zap and The Arch and built on the city's club legacy. Its programming draws on local figures like MCDE, Pablo Contraband and Ellie Talebian, and ranges from drum & bass and jungle to house, garage and live acts. Notion fits right into that mix, and his set will pull from the same bass-heavy territory the venue has been championing.

Tickets start from £15, which includes the booking fee. The night runs from 23:00 until 04:00, so it's a proper late one. You'll find Quarters at 187-193 Kings Rd, Arches, Brighton, BN1 1NB.