The Fallen Women

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The Fallen Women

Tuesday 29 December 2026 · Doors 19:00

The Lexington, London

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The Fallen Women is on Tuesday 29 December 2026 at The Lexington, London, with doors at 19:00. Tickets start at £14.30, including the booking fee.

HERE WE GO AGAIN... It's that time of year where we gather at London's Fashionable The Lexington to have a good old sing along with special guests and a few (p)lucky members of the public. If you'd like to be one of said members please write to thefallenwomen(at)gmail(dot)com with your first, second and third song choices from the list below. Requests open at midday on Monday 23rd November on a first come, first served basis - please don't email before then as it won't count! "The Fallen women are a Fall that never were, comprised of veteran superstarlets of the indie scene, adept at recreating every era of the band's catalogue in a way that the band proper were never required to, be it gruelling dirges, garage punk bangers, or fizzy Falltronica. It's a shame Mark E Smith never lived to front The Fallen Women, as surely their turn to till the Fall sod would one day inevitably have come. Instead, as this strange performance art project surges ever forward, it is you that gets to front The Fall from another dimension. I've done it at half a dozen gigs and it's like riding a rocket. And it's true what they say. You never forget your first time." - Stewart Lee No Xmas For John Quays Mr...

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