Break out the neon and tease up the hair: Sunglasses At Night brings the biggest hits of the 1980s to The REES Theatre this Saturday, October 17, at 7:30 PM.
This high-energy tribute band doesn't just play '80s music — they throw a full-blown, time-traveling bash. Audiences can expect iconic songs, electric stage presence, crowd interaction that pulls you right into the action, and nonstop retro party vibes that'll have you singing along whether you know all the words or not.
Whether you grew up spinning vinyl, cranking cassette tapes, or you simply love the bold and colorful energy of the decade that gave us shoulder pads and synthesizers, the show promises a night packed with nostalgia, laughter, and dancing with friends.
The band's engaging stage presence and crowd interaction create an atmosphere where no one stays seated for long. From the first note to the final encore, the goal is simple: relive — or discover — one of music's most unforgettable decades.
The concert takes place at The REES Theatre, the beautifully restored historic venue in downtown Plymouth.
Tickets are available through three convenient options: online at reestheatre.org, in person at Na Rie Simple Treasures, or at the door through the Everwise Box Office Saturday night.
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