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Originally published on Thursday, 06 April 2006

Music Maestro

So Glastonbury's off this year, but that's not to say that live music impresario Vince Power's been a lazy boy.

First he opened TenWest in Ladbroke Grove, and now he's about to launch the 1940s-themed Le Pigalle.

So Glastonbury's off this year, but that's not to say that live music impresario Vince Power's been a lazy boy.

First he opened TenWest in Ladbroke Grove, and now he's about to launch the 1940s-themed Le Pigalle.

Performances will be from up-and-coming music acts, as well as the odd guest spot from the likes of grande dames such as Dame Shirley Bassey and Ruby Turner, and next week you can see Mr Van Morrison himself (and get a sneak peek of the club) in a special pre-opening performance.

Because we're all about the music right now.

The Pigalle Club - official opening April 25
215-217 Piccadilly, W1 - 020 7734 8142

by VG

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