Sound good to you? Grab your Farrah Fawcett Hair Spray, toss on that Member’s Only jacket, and polish off those Ray-Bans because Lost 80s Live begins this summer. What’s more, as Rolling Stone points out, these bands won’t play long, which means you get right to “the good stuff” and can keep shuffling in the comforts of nostalgia. In other words, you’ll get to hear “I Ran (So Far Away)”, “The Promise”, “I Wanna Be a Cowboy”, “Turning Japanese”, “Send Me An Angel” (a personal favorite), and “St. (Read: The 100 Best One-Hit Wonder Songs of All Time) A few lucky fans might get to also see Bow Wow Wow and Wang Chung. This year is no exception and the tour has coddled together a who’s who of favorites, specifically A Flock of Seagulls, When in Rome UK original members Farrington & Mann, Boys Don’t Cry, The Vapors, Real Life, and John Parr will be at every show. For years, they’ve been offering stacked lineups, filled with their favorite one-hit wonders, who all can be found on Spotify playlists dubbed “Super ’80S PLAYLIST” or “Stranger things – 80s Songs.” It’s a win-win for the acts, too, as they’re playing bigger and better venues.

Lost 80s Live gets real with those fans by giving them exactly what they want.

It’s depressing for the bands, sure, but let’s be real, the majority want the songs they’ve been singing their whole lives. If you go out to see, say, A Flock of Seagulls or Modern English, odds are you’re going to wait all night to hear “Space Age Long Song” or “Melt With You”. Fans of the ’80s have a hard time when it comes to seeing their favorite songs live.

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