The Spanish Club
Editorial
Fast forward to today, and the Spanish Club is again hosting live music for punters outside the Spanish community. As of April, gigs are being booked for the front bar on Thursdays and the back room on weekends. Refurbished and aimed at a new crowd, the venue still holds up to 400 punters, and the Spanish food and drinks remain. Newly diversified in terms of gigs, the Club has so far hosted thrash-metal titans Dreadnaught as well as the farewell gig of dance-rockers Foxx On Fire.
The current bookers have said everything is potentially on the slate, from jazz to hip-hop to roots. And, of course, Latin acts. It's far too early to judge how the incarnation will pan out, but there's no arguing that the space is lovely, the chance for cross-cultural offerings unique, and the location as key as ever.
Doug Wallen, May 2010
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smart brains
June 24, 2010
well to get people to come in the first place, you need to tell them there is food. that is the only reason i ever go to clubs like that. have a really good first one with spanish food, spanish music. http://spanishfurniturepackages.org.uk Spanish Furniture Packages
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