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The Human League: Puff up those shoulder pads, and feather that mullet! The classic 1980's New Wave electronic band 'The Human League' are back, and are set to embark on a major tour of the UK this summer. The band achieved international stardom during the eighties with a string of highly successful singles such as; "Don't You Want Me" "Tell Me When" and "Love Action".
The band have gone through numerous line-up changes since their inception in 1977.
However, one members presence and vision has remained throughout the years - Phil Oakley. The band are set to to take to the stage in support of their most recent album "Credo", which while receiving a mixed critical reception, went down well with old fans, with many declaring it a "glorious return to form", for the Sheffield electronic pioneers. The tour kicks off at the 'V Festival' this August, with stops in Sheffield, Nottingham, Bristol and many more...
it runs right through to December, with a intimate gig at The Forum, Hatfield.
The Human League: The Human League performs live at Engine Shed in Lincoln, Lincolnshire on Sunday, 09 December 2012. Buy and compare your tickets for The Human League at Engine Shed now.
The Human League at Engine Shed in Lincoln, Lincolnshire on Sunday, 09 December 2012.
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