To Club Owners / Managers: "Tribute To The Eighties", a nightclub act featuring the best dance music of the Eighties, is a live, one-man solo-act that delivers the sound impact of a full band. "Tribute To The Eighties" uses the latest in sequencing keyboards to create the sounds that most bands strive to create (but cannot), for a performance of the great 80’s music that's been packing dance floors across the country. Perhaps your club books only multi-member bands now, and you're not sure about hiring a single-man act. I understand this. But speaking as a veteran singer of nightclub bands (mostly Sacramento based), touring the West & NorthWest U.S. & overseas, including Canada, Reno, Tahoe, Vegas and more since 1983, I can say that "Tribute To The Eighties" delivers the same performance value (if not better) as most of the bands in this area, bringing alive the music of the 80's that is still popular today. I’m no stranger to entertaining a crowd & performing on stage. (And as for you clubs who only have DJ music at your club, I can only say this: Live music is always better than a DJ.) Perhaps you're not sure about 80's music - worried that the dancers won't like it. The truth is that right now, 80's nostalgia is hot: Tune in to VH1 and see their popular 80's shows I Love The 80's and Bands Reunited, which attract youngsters as much as they do 80's era viewers. And listen to how FM Radio stations feature 80's-only-music shows hours long, some of which are syndicated nationally like Kid Kelly's "Backtrax USA". More than that, you can even find 24-hour, one-hundred percent 80's stations on FM that play nothing else (such as Sacramento's Flash 92.1 FM). There are 80's clubs, such as Club Addiction (in Downey, CA) and Eighties show bands, like Las Vegas' Love Shack: And besides all of that, 80's music is a large percentage of the normal, daily playlists on all radio & video stations for the simple reason that people love it, as will the crowd at your club. This Website has the "Tribute To The Eighties" songlist, many photographs, a demo song (in mp3 format), a short video clip; far more material than I can send you via US Mail. I am sure you'll enjoy the act once you hear it. Contact me for a booking date, and thanks for taking time go through the website. (Remember to save this site in your "Favorite Place" folder. [press CTRL+D to save].) Terry O'Brien Return To Main Page | Calendar | Home | History | Booking Info | Contact | Equipment | Photo Album | Demo Song |