Name: Frankie Goes to Vauxhall
Start: 2023-03-10 22:00:00
End: 2023-03-11 04:00:00
Location: Royal Vauxhall Tavern

London's hottest queer 80s disco is back after our roadblocked June date! We'll be leading disco dollies to a life of vice at the legendary Royal Vauxhall Tavern

Join us for a night of dark hits, cult classics & queer anthems - think Kim Wilde sandwiched between Depeche Mode and Boy George right through until 4am

Mike Menace & special guests spin 80s synth, hi-NRG & trash Gogo action from our red-hot dancers

EXPECT TO HEAR:

Pet Shop Boys / Yazoo / Erasure / Visage / Depeche Mode / The Cure / Heaven 17 / Eighth Wonder / Talk Talk / New Order / Bobby O / ABC / Company B / Bronski Beat / Kate Bush / Dead or Alive / Electronic / Paul Parker / Frankie Goes To Hollywood / Lime / Eurythmics / Howard Jones / Scritti Politti / The Human League / Kim Wilde / Japan / Company B / Culture Club / Shannon / The Flirts / Yello / Patrick Cowley / Bananarama / Freeez / Blancmange / Hazell Dean / Freddie Mercury / Divine / Soft Cell / Gary Numan / Propaganda / The Communards

RELAX and see you at our dark 80s discotheque

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