80’s Live

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3Olympia Theatre, Thursday 24th March

You may have heard of throwback Thursday, now it’s time for the ultimate throwback decade – 80's Live! Coming to 3Olympia Theatre on Thursday 24th March 2022.

Join us as we travel back in time to one of the most iconic eras of music for an exciting night out – put your hands together and get into the groove as our live band ‘Electric Dreams’ perform over two dozen chart topping anthems from artists including Duran Duran, Dexy’s Midnight Runners, Culture Club, Kim Wilde, Rick Astley, The Human League, A-Ha, Tears for Fears, Wham and more!


Date:
Thursday 24th March
Time:
7.00pm
Price:
From €33.15
Address:
3Olympia Theatre, 3Olympia Theatre, Dame Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Ireland

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