Louie Spence

What was touring with the Spice Girls?

It was the most incredible job, because we went around the whole of North America, the whole of Europe, as dancers.

Dancers didn't get to do that kind of job, because we always had the American artists, like Janet Jackson, Madonna, Michael Jackson, they always brought dance over, but we never had an act that had dancers that broke America.

I mean, the Beatles maybe broke America years ago.

But after that, there's never been somewhere what would take a group of dancers.

It was always the American artists coming here.

We were treated like royalty.

The girls were amazing to us.

Five-star hotels.

The gays slipped in the private jets a couple of times.

Only the gays, though.

Just amazing.

Literally.

It was wonderful.

Yeah, yeah.

It was like, you know, it was a peak of their fame.

And we were like performing in front of like, you know, 90,000 people, you know, did Madison Square Gardens.

Literally, we went everywhere.

And they were a joy to work with.

They really were.