Keytars, neon, and irresistible nostalgia — all the iconic 80s energy, without ever getting stuck in the past. Untold 80s blasts off with a first set packed with era-defining pop-rock anthems and synth-powered classics, recreating the sound of a decade where the choruses were bigger, the drums hit harder, and every track felt made for the airwaves. Think the powerhouse vocals and feel-good sparkle of Whitney Houston, the attitude and hooks of Madonna, and the stadium-sized lift of Bon Jovi — alongside the unmistakable singalong magic of Queen.

From there, it’s straight into the shimmering synth rush of A-ha and Eurythmics, the precision pop-rock polish of Toto, and the timeless chart power of Phil Collins. Add the moody brilliance and punchy grooves of Tears for Fears, plus the full-throttle, hands-in-the-air drama of Journey, and you’ve got a set that’s equal parts dancefloor rocket fuel and arm-around-your-mates singalong heaven. Expect massive hooks, guilty-pleasure bangers, power ballads that bring the room together, and just the right dose of shoulder-pad swagger — all delivered with modern punch, big harmonies, and a relentless build designed to keep the crowd singing from the first chorus to the last.