Tis the season to dance to amazing tunes, enjoy cheeky tipples with your mates and even pucker up under that mistletoe. What better place to spend the Saturday before Christmas than with your favourite pop party at the glorious Eagle? We'll bring the the best pop, dance and indie music from 1980 to 2020. Come on down for your fix of gorgeous '80s, '90s, '00s and 10s tunes with a fun, sexy and inclusive crowd - brought to you from the team behind Athena 80s.

There's be free bubbly on entry up to 10pm and Happy Hour drinks. Plus well have retro visuals with iconic music videos, commercials, TV, movie and pop culture moments. We'll have lots of festive treats aswell!

DJs: Paul Joseph and special guest Phil Marriott

Open : 9pm - 4am. Last entry 2.30am

6 before 10pm or limited free entry with online ticket.

Then 8 after 10pm

Limited Early Bird tickets 5, Standard advance 7
Plus special group offers.

Expect to hear:

Madonna Kylie Beyonce Gaga Rihanna Britney - Bananarama Girls Aloud - Dannii Minogue Robyn Whitney Houston En Vogue Samantha Mumba Rachel Stevens Steps Pet Shop Boys - Garbage Sugababes - Cher TLC Republica - Marina Ultra Nate The Human League - Sonique Kim Wilde Belinda Carlisle Gwen Stefani Spice Girls Groove Armada The Saturdays Moloko Kelis Billie Piper Anastascia Prince Celine Dion - Pussycat Dolls Destinys Child Eurythmics Erasure Goldfrapp Saint Etienne Sophie Ellis-Bextor P!nk Sia Aqua Alisha Dixon Sinitta Hazell Dean M.I.A Aaliyah Nelly Furtado Shakira All Saints Cheryl Amy Winehouse Kelly Clarkson Little Boots Scissor Sisters Alexandra Burke George Michael ABBA Louise Jennifer Lopez Little Mix Holly Valance Dead or Alive Army of Lovers Jimmy Somerville Missy Elliott - Donna Summer Betty Boo The Cardigans A-ha Cyndi Lauper Taylor Dayne Blondie Lauren Hill - Alesha Dixon Basement Jaxx Bjrk Christina Aguilera Kelly Rowland Geri Halliwell Jamelia Katy Perry Melanie C t.A.T.u Sophie B Hawkins Ariana Grande The Weeknd Ace of Base Annie Debbie Harry Kate Bush New Order Roxette Paula Abdul Liberty X Outkast Soft Cell Blu Cantrell Alanis Morrisette Dubstar Bat for Lashes Skunk Anansie Neneh Cherry Miley Cyrus Taylor Swift Dua Lipa Alexis Jordan - Alexandra Burke Frankie Goes to Hollywood Carly Rae Jepsen Mariah Carey Avril Lavigne - Catatonia

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