Tucked away amongst the vast array of takeaway restaurants that line Seaside Road, there’s a new and exciting music venue fast making a name for itself as the place for live music in Eastbourne. Presenting live music every Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights, Buskers showcases the best music acts from in and around Eastbourne, be them an up and coming talent or musicians with years of experience. Securing the top signed and unsigned acts from the surrounding area, Buskers is the only place to catch the latest musicians breaking onto the music scene in the South East and beyond. Formally known as The White Hart and more recently, Mullen’s Pub, Buskers Bar opened it’s doors in September 2011. A new, young management team breathed a fresh lease of life into what had become a run-down and regularly forgotten drinking spot in Eastbourne. With a vast selection of drinks on offer including ales from the local area and different promotions available each weekend. A pool table that plays host to a weekly competition every Wednesday, free wifi, hot bar snacks and an open mic for anyone who feels that have something to offer, Buskers Bar offers a new and unique pub experience to those fed up with the monotony of Eastbourne’s dated pub scene. A refreshingly chilled party atmosphere, teamed with friendly bar staff, great music and a late night licence… this isn’t your average pub. Buskers motto, “the avoidance of sameness,” perfectly encapsulates the vibe of the venue, where no two nights are ever the same. Hosting the busiest karaoke night in town with the formidable compere and mash-up maestro, Johnny Fridge, Thursdays are or those brave enough to take to the stage under the Busker’s lights and really show off. Sunday’s are a time to wind down, with acoustic sessions running in the evening and an open mic for any budding musicians wanting their turn in the spotlight. Landlord Jack Visick may be young at 24 but, having lived in Eastbourne most of his life and with e