Storm the Palace – Performing 80’s Dance Floor Classics Live at the Linsmore Tavern!
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We can’t wait for this one! Friday August 14th, the Linsmore Tavern ((1298 Danforth Ave) is so excited to welcome one of the country’s very best 80’s Cover Band’s who have been tearing it up over the last 12 years, Storm the Palace – Performing 80’s Dance Floor Classics! We know a ton of music lovers who really enjoy New Wave, Post Punk, Pop and Dance of the 80’s, so we know that Storm The Palace is going to be a MUST-SEE show for you! This one is going to be a THE EPIC DANCE PARTY of the Summer! The show starts at 9pm, tickets are $10 in advance, $15 at the door!
Lots of bands play 80’s covers. No one plays them like Storm The Palace. For 13 years this band has delivered retro dance classics with unrivalled authenticity and fervor, leaving scorched dance floors in their wake across Ontario.
Since 2013, Storm The Palace have celebrated the beloved
retro-alternative mixed tape hits that defined the times…New Order, Depeche Mode, Duran Duran, Simple Minds, and The Cure… The icons you’d expect to hear. But you will quickly learn to expect the unexpected when the band brings to life vintage dance club bass-bin-thumpers from the likes of Dead Or Alive, Trans-X, OMD, Peter Schilling, Real Life, and Kon Kan.
With a proven history of performances for some of Canada’s largest organizations, including Canadian Tire, Lufthansa, Ontario Power Generation, and The Brick, Storm The Palace has entertained audiences In premier venues across Ontario, including the El Mocambo, Horseshoe Tavern, at the top of the CN Tower, Harbourfront Centre, Toronto Sheraton Centre, Steam Whistle Brewery, and many more.
From corporate galas and private events to festivals including
Cabbagetown Festival, College Park After Hours, and Taste of Lawrence, Storm The Palace delivers a night of pure 80’s dance floor euphoria.
So just like the songs say, ‘Dance All Night’, ‘Dance If You Want
To’, ‘Dance In The Dark’, ‘Dance Into The Fire’… Whichever was YOUR dance back in the day, the dance floor is waiting…
“When a friend of mine one day told me one day there was a band that recorded a video of them performing “I Beg Your Pardon” and that it was on YouTube, I checked it out with cynicism. I knew IBYP was a difficult song to reproduce live and was immediately truly impressed that Storm The Palace nailed it! I had to reach out to them right away and discovered they all were not just very talented but great guys too! 2 Thumbs 👍 👍 up!”
Barry Harris (Writer & Producer of IBYP) of Barry Harris’ Kon Kan
Lots of bands play 80’s covers. No one plays them like Storm The Palace. For 13 years this band has delivered retro dance classics with unrivalled authenticity and fervor, leaving scorched dance floors in their wake across Ontario.
Since 2013, Storm The Palace have celebrated the beloved
retro-alternative mixed tape hits that defined the times…New Order, Depeche Mode, Duran Duran, Simple Minds, and The Cure… The icons you’d expect to hear. But you will quickly learn to expect the unexpected when the band brings to life vintage dance club bass-bin-thumpers from the likes of Dead Or Alive, Trans-X, OMD, Peter Schilling, Real Life, and Kon Kan.
With a proven history of performances for some of Canada’s largest organizations, including Canadian Tire, Lufthansa, Ontario Power Generation, and The Brick, Storm The Palace has entertained audiences In premier venues across Ontario, including the El Mocambo, Horseshoe Tavern, at the top of the CN Tower, Harbourfront Centre, Toronto Sheraton Centre, Steam Whistle Brewery, and many more.
From corporate galas and private events to festivals including
Cabbagetown Festival, College Park After Hours, and Taste of Lawrence, Storm The Palace delivers a night of pure 80’s dance floor euphoria.
So just like the songs say, ‘Dance All Night’, ‘Dance If You Want
To’, ‘Dance In The Dark’, ‘Dance Into The Fire’… Whichever was YOUR dance back in the day, the dance floor is waiting…
“When a friend of mine one day told me one day there was a band that recorded a video of them performing “I Beg Your Pardon” and that it was on YouTube, I checked it out with cynicism. I knew IBYP was a difficult song to reproduce live and was immediately truly impressed that Storm The Palace nailed it! I had to reach out to them right away and discovered they all were not just very talented but great guys too! 2 Thumbs 👍 👍 up!”
Barry Harris (Writer & Producer of IBYP) of Barry Harris’ Kon Kan
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1298 Danforth Ave (At Greenwood Subway Station), Toronto, ON, Canada, Ontario M4J 1M6
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