Wringer + Mangle Presents Sunday Sessions With The Smoking Guns

London Fields latest edition to the drinking and dining scene, Wringer + Mangle is pleased to present The Smoking Guns every Sunday from the 31st January. Playing an array of music including Northern Soul, Motown and old school Rock’n’Roll the tenacious twosome will be sassing-up your Sunday evening.

Also every Sunday The Smoking Guns will be bringing along their favourite live acoustic acts to offer something for everyone. Whether you love soul, rock’n’roll or acoustic guitar Wringer + Mangle Sunday Sessions will have it all.

Singer-songwriter Iraina Mancini and actress Samantha Michelle together are The Smoking Guns. Spinning a selection including Northern Soul, Motown and old school rock-n-roll. Since joining forces, the gorgeous girls have DJ’d at an array of top London venues including The Groucho Club, Soho House, 5 Hertford St, Scotch of St James and Black Dice. When they’re away from the decks, Samantha can be found on stage and on set; she recently starred in a provocative piece of new writing in the west end and is currently filming her first film as writer-director. Iraina has been touring with her own music for the last six years and is currently recording her own debut album alongside writing several hits for international pop singers.

This winter London Fields is in a spin over the new project from East End drinks maverick, Gerry Calabrese. Opened in a former industrial laundry, Wringer & Mangle features an expansive all-weather terrace, an inventive drinks menu offering variations on the classic “Collins” cocktail and an ever-evolving series of art exhibitions. The next chapter for the charismatic founder of the award-winning Hoxton Pony and Hoxton Gin, Wringer + Mangle is already cleaning up in East London.

Located directly opposite the iconic London Fields Brewery and in the heart of East London’s most vibrant and stylish area, Wringer + Mangle features a 250-cover bar and restaurant. Guests are able to enjoy the great outdoors all year round, with the attractive courtyard kept warm by a fire pit. Reclaimed wood, creeping Russian ivy plants, flickering lights and Victorian lamps create a fun and relaxing setting that makes guests want to linger in day and night.