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Spoonfed

Writing about Blitz Party - 30th Jan

The first band, Twin and Tonic, are a winsome and stylish quartet fronted by twin sisters with debonair stage presence. Calling to mind the old USO performances of yesteryear, they sing seductively through nostalgic styled silver-grilled microphones to a dance floor packed with revellers.

Oh Nina Darling Blog

The drinks were standard blitz fare; excellent, expensive and a pain in the backside to reach without patience and good conversation. Or the photographers walkway behind the main bar which we made much of, only occasionally breaking a few crates of glasses. Entertainment was provided by the fabulous Twin and Tonic, who couldn’t always be heard above the hubbub but the rapid costume changes from the two bombshells out front was as fun to watch as the slack jawed ogling clientele. Which I very much count myself part of.

ShakeItDoll.com - Performer Profile: Mr. B The Gentleman Rhymer

Which UK burlesque/cabaret performers could you watch over and over again? “Beatrix Von Bourbon! There are so many – Des O’Connor is a master of his craft, Pippa the Ripper is wonderful, The Kitch Kats are tremendous fun, Vicky Butterfly is splendidly refined, Twin and Tonic are lovely…the list goes on…”

Playful Promises Blog

Playful Promises then celebrated at the Brickhouse in the heart of East London- Brick Lane, with a Press and Buyers Party! Entertainment was from the very talented and beautiful jazz songbirds Twin and Tonic who sang old swing numbers and drinks were flowing with Singapore Sling cocktails courtesy of Martin Miller’s Gin.The event was well received with fantastic feedback from everyone who attended.

New Sheridan Club

- writing about The Blitz Party

"Saturday 7th February saw the first of what will presumably be a series of parties with a a Blitz theme—the venue, some converted railway arches in Shoreditch, had been decked out with sandbags and wartime food products, the punters came in wartime uniforms and 1940s fashions and even the drinks menus were styled as ration books. Entertainment came in the form of swing disc jockeys and the live band Twin and Tonic, a swing combo fronted by the lovely Holland twins."

Diary of a Vintage girl

- writing about The Blitz Party

"There was era-appropriate music provided by the always-dapper Johnny Vercoutre and the downright stunning Theodora..., as well as a great singer and a girl-fronted group called Twin and Tonic, who were really very good."