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Invisible Touch.Pages 80’s Cover Band For info call Starstruck Productions (716)896-6666 A Flock of Seagulls I Ran A-ha Take On Me AC/DC You Shook Me All Night Long Asia Heat of the Moment Bananarama Cruel Summer Bangles Walk Like an Egyptian Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes I've Had The Time Of My Life Billy Idol White Wedding Billy Idol Dancing with Myself Billy Idol Mony Mony Billy Idol Rebel Yell Billy Ocean Carribean Queen Billy Ocean When The Going Gets Touch Brian Adams Summer of 69 Bruce Springsteen Dancin' In The Dark Bruce Springsteen Glory Days Bruce Springsteen Hungry Heart Cheap Trick The Flame Cheap Trick I want you to want me Corey Hart Sunglasses At Night Culture Club Do You Really Want To Hurt Me Cure Just Like Heaven Cyndi Lauper Girls Just Want To Have Fun Cyndi Lauper Time After Time David Bowie Let's Dance David Bowie Modern Love Dead or Alive You Spin Me Depeche Mode Just Cant Get Enough Devo Whip It Dexy's Midnight Runners Come On Eileen Don Henley The Boys of Summer Eddie Money Take Me Home Tonight Eddie Money Two Tickets To Paradise Eddie Murphy Party All The Time Europe Final Countdown Eurythmics Sweet Dreams For info call Starstruck Productions (716)896-6666 Fine Young Cannibals She Drives Me Crazy George Michael Careless Whisper George Michael Faith Go Go's We Got The Beat Hall & Oates Maneater Hall & Oates You Make My Dreams Come True Hall and Oates I Can't Go For That Howard Jones Things Can Only Get Better Huey Lewis Power of Love Human League Don't You Want Me Human League Fascination J Geils Centerfold Joan Jett I love rock n roll John Cougar Melencamp Hurt So Good Journey Lovin' Touchin' Squeezin' Journey DOn't Stop Believin Journey Any Way You Want It Katrina & The Waves Walking on Sunshine Kenny Loggins Danger Zone Kenny Loggins Footloose Level 42 Something About You Lionel Richie All Night Long Loverboy Working For The Weekend Madonna Borderline Madonna Holiday Madonna Get in the Groove Men at Work Who Can It Be Now Men at Work Overkill Men At Work Down Under Michael Jackson Beat It Michael Jackson Billy Jean Michael Jackson Thriller Michael McDonald I Keep Forgettin' Midnight Oil Beds are Burning Modern English I Melt with You Naked Eyes Always something there to remind me For info call Starstruck Productions (716)896-6666 Nena 99 Red Balloons Olivia Newton John Physical Pat Benetar Heartbreaker Pat Benetar Love is a Battlefield Pat Benetar Hit Me With Your Best Shot Paul Simon You Can Call Me Al Pete Gabriel Sledgehammer Phil Collins Can't Hurry Love Philip Bailey ft. Phil Collins Easy Lover Pointer Sisters I'm So Excited Police Every Little Thing She Does is Magic Police Roxanne Prince Purple Rain Prince Raspberry Beret Prince Kiss Prince Little Red Corvette Ramones I Wanna be Sedated Rick James Give It to Me Baby Rick Springfield Jessie's Girl Romantics What I Like About You Sade Smooth Operator Simple Minds Don't You Forget About Me Soft Cell Tainted Love Spandeau Ballet TRUE Starship We Built This City Starship Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now Steve Winwood Higher Love Survivor Eye Of The Tiger Sweet Ballroom Blitz Talk Talk Its My Life Talking Heads Once in a Lifetime Talking Heads Burning Down the House Talking Heads Psycho Killer Tears for Fears Everybody Wants to Rule the World Tears for Fears Head Over Heels The Cars Just What I Needed For info call Starstruck Productions (716)896-6666 The Cars You Might Think The Clash Should I Stay or Should I Go The Clash Rock the Casbah The Fixx One Thing Leads to Another The Greg Kihn Band the Breakup Song The Outfield Your Love The Romantics Talking in Your Sleep Thompson Twins Hold Me Now Tina Turner What's Love Got to Do with It Tom Petty I Won't Back Down Tommy Tutone 867-5309 Tony Basil Hey Mickey Toto Africa Toto Rosanna Twisted Sister We're Not Gonna Take It U2 Pride (In the Name of Love) U2 New Years Day Van Halen Dance the Night Away Violent Femmes Blister In the Sun Wang Chung Everybody Have Fun Tonight Wham Wake Me Up Before You Go Go Whitesnake Here I Go Again Whitney Houston I Wanna dance with somebody For info call Starstruck Productions (716)896-6666.
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