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Dancing to 80s hits and home early: new afternoon party in Amsterdam

A new afternoon dance party called Matin80s is coming to Club Baggerbeest in Amsterdam on November 15. The event features music from the 1980s and concludes at 19:00, allowing attendees to enjoy the festivities while still having a full evening ahead.

A new dance event called Matin80s is launching in Amsterdam, catering to those who want to enjoy eighties music without staying out late. The inaugural event will take place on Sunday, November 15, at Club Baggerbeest, starting at 14:00. Organizer and DJ Mark Reijmers intends to play full tracks from iconic artists like Prince, Madonna, and The Cure, ensuring that entire songs including guitar solos are heard rather than quick, choppy mixes.

The event is open to all ages, regardless of whether attendees lived through the 1980s. With the party scheduled to conclude at 19:00, guests are left with the rest of their evening for other activities. Interested participants can find additional details and tickets on the official website, matin80s.nl. The venue is located on the Rudi van Dantzigstraat for those planning to attend this afternoon celebration.

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