80’s Holiday Hangover at The Saban

Music Zirconia presents: ‘80s Holiday Hangover X featuring:

• Strangelove -The Depeche Mode Experience
• The Cured – The Cure Tribute Experience
• These Handsome Devils– tribute to The Smiths / Morrissey &
• Electric Duke– tribute to David Bowie

$19.50 / $28 / $38 + applicable fees

Under 18 Must Be Accompanied by a Paying Adult.

On the heels of Depeche Mode’s own record-breaking FOUR sold out nights at The Hollywood Bowl, and their own sold out Pacific Amphitheatre performance this summer, Strangelove-The Depeche Mode Experience returns to Los Angeles to headline the 10th Annual ’80s Holiday Hangover.

Internationally touring tribute sensation STRANGELOVE delivers a pitch-perfect “best of” DEPECHE MODE arena/stadium scaled concert that transports listeners through time and touches on several key points in DM’s illustrious career. In addition to spot-on recreations of the music, the hip swivels, stage sets, spins, and projection visuals are all there. The visual presentation and in-show costume changes reflect different eras of Depeche Mode’s four decade, 120 million album selling story.

“Strangelove’s resemblance, both visually and sonically, to Depeche Mode is frightening.” –LA Weekly (2015 Best Tribute Bands)

More info: http://depechetribute.com/

The Cured – The Cure Tribute Experience is a tribute to the Iconic band The Cure. The Cured focuses on the 1980s heyday of the legendary British genre-defining band, and gives it’s audience two full hours of hits made famous by The Cure.

Hailing from LA’s “Alameda corridor”, you can hear the sound of 5 individuals united by blood, friendship, and most importantly a common love for the words and music of Morrissey and The Smiths. Conceived in 2004, These Handsome Devils have captivated audiences and continue to grow in popularity within the Morrissey/The Smiths scene, and have become an underground sensation.

LA based (via London, via Leeds) Bowie tribute artist Electric Duke brings Bowie classics from several eras of his storied career, presented in a somewhat electronic format that pairs nicely with Strangelove, like a vintage wine! Front man Julian Shah-Tayler recently was featured on the cover of LA Weekly.