ATOMIC - 80'S CLASSICS AND FORGOTTEN GEMS*

*May contain some cool Christmas tunes!

If you are looking for one more party night before you head to the family for Christmas, then ATOMIC on Friday 22nd December is the night for you, classic 80s tunes at The RVT.

The 1980s may have been the decade that taste forgot, but it was 10 years of glorious pop classics, starting with ABBA, The Human League, Madness and Blondie, and the decade progressed through Soft Cell, Kim Wilde, Culture Club, Duran Duran, Kate Bush, Bananarama, Whitney Houston, David Bowie, New Order, Madonna, Belinda Carlisle, U2, Spandau Ballet, Prince, Eurythmics, Wham, Kylie and much more, all of which you can hear at ATOMIC!

On Friday 22nd November, DJs Simon Le Vans and Dave Cross, are back for another blast of ATOMIC reliving their misspent youth and belting out a glorious mix of cool pop classics and some hidden gems from 1980 to 1989 at ATOMIC at The RVT.

Advance tickets are 9 plus booking fee, and we have a limited number of discounted RVT members tickets, you must be a current member. No Refunds.

There will be tickets on the door from 10pm

PLEASE NOTE: This is a club event with only a very few seats in the venue, If you have access requirements or questions please contact [email protected]. The RVT is an LGBTQ+ venue, please respect our space. No hen/stag parties.

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