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‘Disco for Grown Ups’ 80s PARTY
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‘Disco for Grown Ups’ 80s PARTY

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The Editor

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Legendary 80s DJ and host of BBC Radio 2’s Sounds of the 80s show -‘Woo’ Gary Davies has teamed up with Discos For Grown Ups to bring you an unstoppable, high-energy 80s party...packed with iconic 80s hits and floor-shaking anthems from the decade that defined pop culture!

Sing, dance and party like it’s 1985...so dust off your shoulder pads, tease that hair, and dig out your old Wham and Frankie t-shirts for a fabulous night of 80s fun!

It’s your BEST 80s party night out…EVER!

Gary Davies and Discos for Grown Ups will take you back in time to relive the 80s with an incredible party night of non-stop 80s hits.

80s dress up is encouraged!

PLUS…dancers, confetti showers, lights, lasers, mirror balls and the BEST ever 80s classics to boogie to from Wham, Erasure, ABBA, Whitney, Aha, Queen, Depeche, Duran, Human League, Madonna, Eurythmics, Soft Cell and many more...

Dress up, bring your friends and dance to all the 80s hits you love, hosted by Radio 2 DJ Gary Davies and Discos for Grown ups.

Friday 20th March - LEEDS O2 Academy
Friday 4th September - BRADFORD – St George’s Hall

Tickets available from – tinyurl.com/GARYDAVIES80sPARTIES

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