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The Human League will headline York Museum Gardens next summer, joined by Go West, Blancmange and Toyah for an outdoor celebration of Eighties pop.
Sheffield synth-pop legends The Human League are heading to York for a summer spectacular – and tickets are on sale now - buy here.
For fans who grew up with their records, it’s a chance to swap the living-room dancefloor for an evening outdoors with friends and a line-up packed with familiar names.
The iconic group’s catalogue includes Don’t You Want Me, Human and Love Action (I Believe in Love), while their multi-platinum album Dare remains a defining release of the era.
Go West bring a catalogue featuring We Close Our Eyes, Call Me and The King of Wishful Thinking, famously featured in Pretty Woman.
Electronic favourites Blancmange are known for Living on the Ceiling, Blind Vision and Don’t Tell Me, while Toyah’s signature hits include It’s a Mystery, I Want to Be Free and Thunder in the Mountains.
Together, the four acts offer plenty of reasons for Eighties music lovers to make a date in York next summer.
The concert forms part of the expanded Live at York Museum Gardens 2027 programme, running across two weekends for the first time. Doors open at 5pm.
General admission tickets are available now from SeeTickets at www.seetickets.com.
This is a standing event, with no camping chairs permitted. Under-fives cannot attend; under-14s must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over.
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