The Winter Sprinter 2027

Gigs · London

The Winter Sprinter 2027

Until Saturday 23 January 2027 · 4 dates

The Lexington, London

About this event

The Winter Sprinter 2027 is on at The Lexington, London, with 4 dates until Saturday 23 January 2027. Tickets start at £16.50, including the booking fee.

Fika Recordings present The Winter Sprinter 2027 - with special guests Skep Wax. Four nights and twelve bands - the perfect antidote to the January blues in the intimate surroundings of The Lexington. Full line-up details coming soon... Wednesday 20th January: 1930-2300 Thursday 21st January: 1930-2300 Friday 22nd January: 1900-2230 Saturday 23rd January: 1900-2230 Concessions are open to anyone unable to afford a full price ticket, no questions asked.

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The Lexington · London

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The Lexington · London

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