Maddison Goode // Jody & The Jerms // Tom Collyer // Roux Barker // Rosie Smith

Meet the lineup

Maddison Goode

Maddison is a 19 year old singer/songwriter based in South East London. Supported by her five piece band, her multi-genre songs provide an incredible energy and groove to all her performances.

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Jody & The Jerms

Oxford/Wales six-piece indie-rock band Jody And The Jerms are influenced by the classic indie sound reminiscent of woefully underrated female-fronted indie guitar bands of the 80s and early 90.

Backed by whimsical vocal harmonies, infectiou... view artist profile

Tom Collyer

A guy and his friends playing some music. Come listen to us xoxo

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Roux Barker

Growing up in a house of musicians, Roux Barker was bound to pick up an instrument eventually. At 16, Roux wrote his first ever song, which touched upon his relationship with his mother.

Five years and many songs later, Roux Barker has iden... view artist profile

Rosie Smith

Sensational musician Rosie Smith (22) from Glastonbury quickly established her prodigious talent when she opened for the pop band Lawson on their UK winter tour which culminated on 6th November at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire in London.Rosi... view artist profile

The details

Key Info

DOORS OPEN

7:00pm

MINIMUM AGE

Strictly 18+ (I.D may be required)

TICKET COST

£7 Early Bird
£8 Standard Advance
£9 on The Door

CAPACITY

100

DEALS

NHS staff and Music students (ACM, BIMM and ICMP) receive Early Bird Ticket price on the door. Valid photo ID is required and entry is subject to capacity

Terms

Long Live Live Music!

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.