Summer Stuff

New York, NY – The Spottiswoode machine is gearing up for yet another absurd showdown with destiny.

Interested in upcoming summer shows? Visit the Appearances page.
Want us to play your party? Yes, it’s possible! Go to the Missives page and read Spottiswoode’s most recent Epistle to the Bohemians.
Or would you prefer to watch someone else sing a Spottiswoode song? In that case, go to the On Film page and check out Trevor Exter’s beautiful version of “Love Her Again.”
Any questions, requests? Drop us a line at the Contacts page.

Young Spott continues to sing, write, record and plot how to take his musical to Broadway, his film to Cannes, and his mum to Mexico…

Joe's Pub Extravaganza

New York, NY –
On Thursday, April 2nd, Spottiswoode & His Enemies presented their most ambitious show to date…

“Above Hell’s Kitchen.” An Opera!

Presented at Joe’s Pub as a staged concert/reading in two acts, the show featured the band plus a cast of six

Enemy #2 Quits

New York, NY – After a decade with the Enemies and after fifteen years of playing Spottiswoode songs, Tim Vaill has decided to move on with his life. He intends to focus on his own music.

Tim will be sorely missed!

He first met John Young and Spotty in Washington DC in 1993. He had answered a City Paper ad for a drummer posted by Spott’s former band, the zimmermans

Spottiswoode on NPR

New York, NY – To hear the “Weekend Edition” interview with the legendary Susan Stamberg click here

For the more recent interview on WNYC’s “Soundcheck” with John Schaefer click here

Spottiswoode Returns From Zorgon

New York, NY He’s back on the planet with a few new songs.

3 New Videos Posted!

New York, NY – In addition to “That’s What I Like,” two other brand new videos have surfaced.

Mike Goode lured Spottiswoode out to LA a while ago and threw him into the arms of a German model. At last, the sordid truth is revealed.

S&M’s Nuit (French remix) and Night (English version) are finally available for viewing.

Hit the links or go to the On Film page…

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