Wang Chung Tickets

Wang Chung is one of the 80's bands whose music is still wearing well. I remember hearing Points on the Curve and my thoughts shifting to what music composition can be. They were original creators that had only a few albums, but those albums were solid and highly creative. All of the music they have put out still sounds timeless. Their tunes can fit in any decade. If you get to see this band you will not be disappointed, musically. However, if you're seeing them as part of the Abducted by the 80's multi band show, you should expect that they will do a shorter setlist. But when you hear the hits, it will definitely take you back to a great (better) time in music and the world in general. My hope is that one day they will be able to come to the US and carry shows as the headline without 3-4 other bands opening for them. Playing more songs in their catalogue would be a thrill.

Saw them at lost 80s live in vancouver BC and they were amazing!! I really hope they come back. Had such a fun time dancing along with friends.

Big Countey only played 35 minutes and Wang Chung only played 45 minutes. The band performances themselves were good, but way, way too short. The ticket prices were wat too expensive for these short sets. I will not return, but rather see these bands somewhere else where they will perform a regular length set, or will see them at a festival.

Every band that was there put on an awesome performance. Would've been nice if all performers got to play more than just one song, but would LOVE to see it again next year.

Wang Chung still have it. Jack Hughes & Nick Feldman delivered a slick & fresh sounding set of both 80s, 90s & 00s songs to an adoring intimate audience. Let's Go, Die in LA & Wait all delivered as if still in their heyday. Dance Hall Days & Everybody Have Fun finished their set to the crowd that even included ageing movies stars. An encore was a Beatles number but they could've played a Take That song & they would have be forgiven! An Unforgettable Gig at The Canyon

I liked The Fixx in the 80s but was never really a big fan. This show changed that. They are awesome! Their music spans 3 decades and has many styles - many tunes had hints of David Bowie, Roxy Music, or Bauhaus - and ALL of it is good. I went out after the show and tracked down the albums I didn't have yet. Cy's theatrical presence is larger than life. I was a little sad that they didn't play "Are We Ourselves"... but everything else was amazing. Potowatomi Casino is a smokers paradise. To get to the theater or to use the restrooms you have to negotiate hoards of smokers on the casino floor. I got a sore throat immediately, then a headache, and came home REEKING of stale smoke. Will NEVER see a show at the Casino again.

I loved Wang Chung and they met their fans afterwards. They were great and sang and danced to all of the hits. The Fixx was a little boring. They think they are bigger than they are. Very little interaction with audience.

Wang Chung just simply walked onto the stage, chatted a bit and then blew us away for 45 minutes with both old and new songs. They were incredible and wish they would have played longer (I believe they wanted to play longer as well) The Fixx came on about 9:00 and played for just about two hours. Again a mix of old and new songs. They were awesome as well. Great Music by Great Musicians and the kicker...seats were only $10.00.

The venue was intimate, and the band had a real connection with their fans. Communicating with humor and changing the set list spontaneously based on fans' feedback, Wang Chung showed real class and energy on stage. They were constantly engaging the audience and encouraging them to leave their seats behind to get up and dance, which they did with great enthusiasm. My only complaint is that the show should have gone on longer. This stop on their tour (Atlantic City) also featured Naked Eyes on the bill.They were the opening band and showed just as much enthusiasm, humor, and responsiveness to the fans as the "Chungers" did. Front man, Pete Byrne going to far as to invite an eager fan to sing and dance with him on stage. It was an absolutely great evening and an unforgettable celebration of the 80's. There were new songs played as well, showing that these bands are alive and well and bursting with creative energy. This show is a must-see.

I wasn't sure what to expect but I have to say they've still got it! Naked Eyes was just the lead singer but he sounded great acoustic. Wang Chung played a few new songs that I had never heard before and they were ok but the classics were great. The venue was very small and intimate but a little on the hot side. I would definitely recommend both bands to any fan of 80's music.