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The Sounds of the 80s show with The Zoots

It's the 80s tribute show that's wowed concert-goers around the world, winning acclaim from the Anthem of the Seas to Hammersmith Palais.

Saturday 25th July 2026
7:30pm til 10:00pm (Last entry 10:00pm)

Saturday 25th July 2026
The Barn in Didcot
7:30pm til 10:00pm (Last entry 10:00pm)

The Sounds of the 80s show with The Zoots

About

Go Back in time with The ZOOTS as they play the party anthems, classic pop, and power ballads that defined the 80s! Party your way through hits from Wham, The Jam, Queen, Bon Jovi, Michael Jackson, Madness and other Eighties pop legends! Be Footloose, Relax, join this Celebration, you gotta have Faith and you'll be Walking on Sunshine to the most entertaining 80s show this side of Hollywood or Miami! Includes internet sensation Charlie T Gregory on drums, Harriet (Made by Harriet) Lowther, multi award winning singer Jamie Goddard and guitar expert and reviewer Peter Emery.

The Zoots are five talented young performers, who've played over 1,000 live shows and performed at iconic and prestigious venues all over the world including Old Trafford, The Alhambra Theater, Windsor Royal Theatre, The Palladium and Teatro dell'Opera! It's more than a performance - it's totally Zootastic!

Price:
General Admission: GBP 20.00

Artists / Speakers: The Zoots, 60s Talent show


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Venue Address

Foxhall Road, England, Didcot, OX11 7AD

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