Martin Kemp

Martin Kemp Returns to Norwich by Huge Demand

Last year's show sold out in record time, so gather your 80s crew and secure your place in advance! The Spandau Ballet star will be taking to the decks and spinning all the best hits from the '80s as he presents the biggest '80s night to ever hit the city.

Get Ready for a Night of Pure 'Gold'

Dig out those '80s clothes, grab your dancing shoes, and prepare to enjoy a night of pure ‘Gold’. Yes, fancy dress is encouraged! Martin is delighted to announce his return to Norwich at the amazing Epic Studios.

Martin Kemp's Euphoric Shows

In a recent interview on ITV’s This Morning program, Martin described what these shows are like:

“It’s amazing! People absolutely lose themselves, singing to every word. It’s the most euphoric atmosphere I have ever been in, in my life!”

If you want to join us, don’t delay. This is the perfect event to come together with friends and loved ones.

About Martin Kemp

Martin Kemp’s band ‘Spandau Ballet’ has topped the charts and sold millions of records worldwide. If you remember the music of the '80s, you KNOW Spandau Ballet!

Most recently seen on Channel 4’s Goggle Box with his Capital Radio DJ son Roman and Celebrity Island with Bear Grylls, Martin Kemp continues to have a truly distinguished career. Since his role in the global success of Spandau Ballet, he has played lead roles in The Krays and Eastenders and starred in Gary Barlow's Let it Shine.

An Unstoppable Singalong

Join Martin as he trades his bass for the decks and spins the biggest and best hits from the 1980s! An unstoppable singalong!

Event Requirements

18+ ID required

Accessible Info

There is a lift up to the first floor and a ramp into the studio. You are also welcome to use our fenced-off disabled area at standing events. We also have a disabled toilet, but you will need to ask a member of staff for the key.

Carer Ticket

Carers will not need a physical ticket. As long as you have a ticket for yourself, you are welcome to bring a carer in for free without a ticket, as long as you can provide proof of carer status.