Get ready to turn up the nostalgia and sing your heart out with synthpop sweethearts Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill!
Featuring the music of a-ha, Erasure, OMD, New Order, Depeche Mode, Pet Shop Boys, Alphaville, The Human League, and many more all-time 1980s synthpop favorites.
80s kids is a love letter to the decade of iconic anthems and underdog heroes, performed in a wildly fun and authentic 80s synthpop style that feels like you’re experiencing these amazing songs live for the first time — tied together with funny, moving stories about growing up in the 80s.
With awesome sound, amazing immersive video art, killer merch, inclusive energy, and magnetic, joyful stage presence, this breakout hit show is an experience that you don’t want to miss. Get your tickets today!
“An evening with 80s kids delivers exactly what you’d hope for: two world-class performers flawlessly resurrecting the anthems of a generation, with sonic mastery and electrifying energy. But I think my biggest takeaway from 80s kids was that I did not expect it to have such an emotional impact! The tagline ’80s music can save us’ isn’t just clever; it’s the very heart and soul of what 80s kids represents. If you are able to see them perform, absolutely do not miss that opportunity!”
— Kris K, Los Angeles, CA
“80s kids is heartfelt, delivered with love, and a pleasure to listen to — especially for a person such as myself, who reacts with suspicion toward artists doing cover versions of songs that occupy the soft and sentimental portion of my nostalgic heart.
No such reservations here.
Every song has depth and power, and enters the realm of a marvelous homage.”
— John O’Neil, Record Exchange, Boise, ID
80s kids 2 — out now!
“This isn’t just a fond, powerfully produced look back – it’s reclamation. Curtis and Hill aren’t simply revisiting the music of their youth; they’re reinhabiting it, reinterpreting their own histories through it, and offering it back to an audience that, whether they lived it or not, can feel its enduring pulse.”
— Jonathan Widran, Music Connection magazine (click here to read the entire review of our “80s kids 2” show!)
Views: 5,528