Lost 80's Live Anaheim Tickets - Honda Center

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Missing Persons

4 concerts

Missing Persons is an American new wave band formed in Los Angeles in 1980. Known for pop hooks with futuristic synths and innovative rhythms, they broke through with 1982 debut Spring Session M, featuring hits “Walking in L.A.,” “Words,” and “Destination Unknown.”

The Untouchables

3 concerts

West Coast ska band the Untouchables mixed R&B covers with reggae rhythms and recorded for England’s Stiff Records. Debuted with Live & Let Dance (1984), then Wild Child (1985), Dance Party EP (1986), Agent Double O Soul (1989), and live set Decade of Dance (1990).

Belinda Carlisle

13 concerts

Hollywood-born singer best known as lead vocalist of the Go-Go’s and for solo pop hits. Her albums Belinda (1986) and Heaven on Earth (1987) topped charts with “Mad About You,” “Heaven Is a Place on Earth,” and “I Get Weak” (Grammy-nominated).

Wang Chung

2 concerts

London-based new wave group Wang Chung (formerly Huang Chung) scored mid-’80s U.S. hits. Jack Hues and Nick Feldman led the band behind Dance Hall Days, Everybody Have Fun Tonight, and Let’s Go!, plus albums Points on a Curve and Mosaic.

The Romantics

1 concert

Formed on Detroit’s east side in 1977, power pop band the Romantics are best known for “That’s What I Like About You.” Their gold album In Heat (1983) spawned Top Ten hits “Talking in Your Sleep” and “One in a Million.”

Animotion

1 concert

LA synth-pop/new wave band Animotion blends electronic + rock; best known for “Obsession” (Billboard Hot 100 Top 10), “Let Him Go,” “I Engineer,” “Room to Move.”

Shannon

2 concerts

Shannon (Brenda Shannon Greene) is an American singer from Washington, D.C., renowned as the "Queen of Freestyle" and a pioneer of dance-pop and hi-NRG music. Her iconic 1983 hit "Let the Music Play" defined the "Shannon Sound." Other notable songs include "Give Me Tonight" and "Do You Wanna Get Away." She continues to perform and record, with her influential sound enduring in dance and electronic music.

Lost 80's Live

Lost 80's Live is a long-running concert tour, founded in 2002, known for bringing together iconic 1980s new wave, synth-pop, rock, and electronic music artists. It offers a nostalgic "greatest hits" experience, featuring original members performing their popular radio hits. Rolling Stone calls it "one mega-show."

General Public

General Public, formed by English Beat's Dave Wakeling and Ranking Roger, blended pop and Motown soul. Known for hits like "Tenderness" and "I'll Take You There," they collaborated with Mick Jones and Jerry Harrison. Despite a brief career, they left a mark with albums "All the Rage" and "Rub It Better."

Naked Eyes

British synth pop duo Naked Eyes, formed in 1981, gained fame with hits like "Always Something There to Remind Me." Known for early '80s success and MTV presence, their album 'Burning Bridges' was big in the US. Collaborated as schoolmates, disbanded post-1984 album flop. Fisher died in 1999.

Stacey Q

Best known for the '80s hit "Two of Hearts," Stacey Q, born Stacey Swain, combined a Madonna-esque style with dance-pop appeal. Starting with Ringling Brothers Circus and the synth-pop group SSQ, she later pursued a solo career. Her hit "Two of Hearts" reached the pop Top Five, leading to TV appearances. Subsequent albums didn't match this success. Transitioning to acoustic pop with Boomerang in 1997, she later returned to dance music with Color Me Cinnamon in 2010.

Trans-X

Trans-X is a Canadian synth-pop and hi-NRG band from Montreal, Quebec, led by Pascal Languirand. They are widely recognized for their influential sound and the global hit "Living on Video." The band has released numerous albums, including "Dreams Are Made of Fantasies" and "Psy Energy," alongside various remixes of their popular tracks.