The B-52's With the Human League September 8, 2011

Thirty years and over 20 million records into their career, the B-52s have become renowned as the world's greatest party band. If there's any mystery about the longevity and ongoing appeal of the band, it's immediately solved when you see a unique B-52s concert experience. From the timeless gems of "Rock Lobster," "Planet Claire" and "Private Idaho" to the more recent classics "Channel Z," "Love Shack," "Roam" and "Funplex", the B-52s' unforgettable dance-rock tunes start a party every time their music begins.

The Human League emerged from Sheffield in 1977, the golden age of the developing electro pop and dance music scene in Europe. Their landmark 1981 album Dare launched the group to international stardom, fueled by the US #1 hit “Don’t You Want Me.” The band continued its pop mainstay status throughout the 1980s and cemented itself into the pantheon of global popular culture with “Human,” the 1986 global hit that reached #1 in 76 countries, including the U.S.

In 1983 Men Without Hats broke out internationally with the unstoppably catchy synthpop classic, "The Safety Dance." Driven by an insistent three-cord riff, the song was one of the biggest synth pop hits of the new wave era. The song was featured on MWOH's second major label release, Rhythm of Youth, an album that's attained a cult-like following because of its energy and youthfully exuberant songwriting.

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