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Situated smack bang in the middle of Soho, the Spice of Life has had a blend of iconic names through its doors over its long history. Now, HOT VOX brings some of the hottest names on the scene to soundtrack your perfect night in Soho.

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EVENT DETAILS

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VENUE	//	The Spice Of Life, 6 Moor Street, London, W1D 5NA
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AGE	//	Strictly 18+ (I.D may be required)

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Idiotwin
Johnny and the Lizards
West Street
moon for short

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Idiotwin

Idiotwin are a new, London-based duo, working within the genres of alt rock, folk rock, art rock, and chamber pop. Following the release of a sparkling EP and single, Idiotwin are set to release a full debut LP on 21.03 25. It might be the best thing you’ve never heard. Listen to it to help the rescue effort to save them from drowning. Idiotwin currently perform across London, past performances featuring venues including The Water Rats, The Spice of Life, and The New Cross Inn. Come along to a show to catch their skillful songwriting, warming vocal harmonies, and possibly even some oboe playing. They claim to have opened for Blur once. This is likely a lie.

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Johnny and the Lizards

Johnny and the Lizards are a four-piece New Wave/Indie band, originally from Devon. They began by covering various songs during covid, and after a while decided to try and write and perform some of their own songs, under the name Johnny and the Lizards. Their songs combine witty, story-driven lyrics with often upbeat and energetic music, a combination which saw them described recently as “pure joy” and “crackingly catchy”. Three of them are brothers, so it’s possible their keyboard player may be regretting saying yes.

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West Street

Blending pensive lyricism with driving guitar rhythms and full-band energy, West Street have been defining and strengthening their sound and storytelling abilities for three years. Formed in school by Bobby Norris (lead vocals), Aaron Cook (guitar), Harrison Blumfield (bass) and Archie Hewson (drums and backing vocals), the band have gained a strong relationship that glues both their music and live performances together. West Street have released two singles, 'Here I Go' and 'Eden', and have been featured on Dave Gilyeat's 'BBC Introducing' show. Since then, they have been curating their debut EP which is set for release by the end of this year.

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moon for short

moon for short is a non-binary artist based in portsmouth, self-producing songs about living life to the fullest, loving the people around you, and trains. Their 2023 debut EP ‘mind the gap.’ explores themes of love, hardship, triumph, and again, trains. Taking influence from artists such as The Front Bottoms, The Wombats and Bears in Trees, moon for short writes with uplifting honesty and catchy hooks to boot. Their latest release, ‘THE EDGE (2)’ highlights just how far they’ve come since then, with brand new production bringing one of their older songs into a state fit for 2025.

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IDIOTWIN // JOHNNY AND THE LIZARDS // WEST STREET // MOON FOR SHORT