Lost 80’s Live

A celebration of one of music’s most colorful and influential decades, “Lost 80s Live!” features an all-star lineup of new wave, pop and alternative artists for a night filled with nostalgia, energy and unforgettable hits. Each show features a dynamic roster of performers delivering the songs that defined a generation, from synth-driven anthems to radio classics that continue to resonate with fans around the world.

The lineup includes:

Former members of Oingo Boingo carry on the legacy of the legendary band known for its eclectic sound and high-energy performances. Original members perform fan-favorite tracks that helped define the alternative edge of the ‘80s, joined by new members who continue to bring the band’s signature sound to life.

Big Country brought a distinctive, anthemic sound to the era with hits like “In a Big Country” and “Look Away.” The Scottish rock group blends rock instrumentation with sweeping, Celtic-inspired guitar tones for a sound that helped them stand out amongst other great groups of the era.

China Crisis emerged from Liverpool in the early 1980s, crafting a blend of pop and new wave. The group gained acclaim with songs like “Wishful Thinking” and “Black Man Ray,” achieving international chart success and a loyal fanbase.

The Icicle Works rose to prominence with their atmospheric sound and hit singles “Birds Fly (Whisper to a Scream)” and “Love Is a Wonderful Colour.” Their catalog showcases emotive songwriting and an evolving musical style that secured their place among the decade’s standout alternative acts.

The Vapors are best known for their global hit “Turning Japanese,” one of the most recognizable songs of the decade. Beyond their breakout success, the band earned praise for their sharp songwriting and energetic performances, and continues to tour and record new material.

Dramarama gained a cult following with their alternative rock sound and enduring tracks such as “Anything, Anything (I’ll Give You),” a staple of ‘80s and ‘90s radio. Their music bridges new wave and rock with a raw, emotional edge, and the band has continued to resonate with fans.

B-Movie built a devoted following with synth-pop classics like “Nowhere Girl,” capturing the moody, melodic essence of early ‘80s new wave.

Katrina, formerly of Katrina and the Waves, helped define ‘80s pop with the timeless hit “Walking on Sunshine,” a song that continues to light up stages and playlists worldwide.

Musical Youth burst onto the global stage with the chart-topping hit “Pass the Dutchie,” bringing reggae-infused pop to mainstream audiences and becoming one of the youngest groups to achieve international success.

Fans can expect an electrifying night celebrating the sights and sounds of the ‘80s, complete with iconic hits, vibrant performances and a nostalgic spirit that continues to resonate across generations.