Polly Money // Emily Capell // Trevor Crafer // The Scapegoats

Meet the lineup

Polly Money

Polly Money is 18 and Cornish through and through. Her voice is sun-kissed and melodious, her music upbeat – pop with a capital P. Her 5 track debut release ‘The ‘That Guy’ EP’ recorded in April at Sony ATV'... view artist profile

Emily Capell

Emily Capell tells blues inflected indiepop tales of life's frustrations and elations. Whether she's railing against the wrongs of the world, getting a little frisky or inventing a new dance craze Emily will pull you in and spin you round ... view artist profile

Trevor Crafer

“In most of the songs I write, I am either crying or moaning about something” East London born Trevor Crafer’s work certainly explores these territories frequently but the wider picture is more complex. Humour and pathos are also... view artist profile

The Scapegoats

The Scapegoats are an indie/alternative London based four-piece comprised of a pair of cousins and a pair of siblings. Their influences include Radiohead, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Coldplay and Nada Surf to name but a few. 2014 has ... view artist profile

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The venue

A pub that has truly stood the test of time… surviving two world wars and retaining its traditional charm. As well as being a listed building, The Spice of Life also has an esteemed musical heritage.

In the 1960’s and 1970’s the venue saw many great acts of the time, such as Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, Cat Stevens, Bert Jansch, The Strawbs and Sandy Denny performing here. Then in the heyday of punk in the late 70’s The Spice of Life became a regular haunt for many punk musicians and followers, including The Sex Pistols. In the late 90’s a thriving Jazz Club started up at The Spice, and has attracted many top acts, such as Jamie Cullum, Soweto Kinch, Darius Brubeck & Daryl Sherman.