Metal tribute act Mosh Spice reworks the Spice Girls' pop anthems into headbanging metal numbers at Ivory Blacks.
Mosh Spice play Ivory Blacks on Thursday 1 April, bringing their metal tribute to the Spice Girls to the city centre. It's a high-energy mashup that reworks the group's pop anthems into headbanging metal numbers, trading bubblegum hooks for screaming riffs, pounding double-kicks and mosh-pit energy. The show runs for two hours, with the act's signature style and platform-boot mayhem at the centre of it.
They describe themselves as the world's first metal tribute to the Spice Girls, and the set is built around that specific collision: pop royalty reworked with a metal attitude. The two-hour run gives them plenty of room to work through the songs, and the full stage show is as much a part of the night as the music. If you're familiar with the original tracks, you'll recognise the melodies, but they're delivered through a very different lens.
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It's an over-18s night, so keep that in mind if you're planning to bring anyone along. The gig starts at 7.30pm at Ivory Blacks, 56 Oswald Street, Glasgow City Centre G1 4PL. Tickets are £16.75, which is £15 plus a booking fee, and delivery fees may apply.
