Level 42, the 80s jazz-funk hitmakers, play their catalogue, marking 45 years since their 1981 debut album, at the New Theatre Oxford.
Level 42 play the New Theatre on Thursday 3 December, with the show starting at 7.00pm. They're billed as classic 80s electro jazz funk hitmakers, and the set brings their jazz-funk catalogue to the stage.
The evening is built around Level 42, their self-titled debut studio album, which came out in 1981. This show marks 45 years since that record first landed, so it gets a good deal of attention. The set looks back at that album alongside their wider catalogue, which produced hits like 'Hot Water', 'Lessons in Love' and 'Something About You'.
It's a long way back to 1981, and the debut album sits at the start of a career that took them from the jazz-funk clubs into the charts. The show keeps that early record in view while pulling in the better-known songs from the years that followed, so you'll hear the early stuff and the hits from their later period in the same set.
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One thing to keep in mind: the Oxford date is sold out. If you've already got your tickets, the gig is at the New Theatre Oxford, 24-26 George St, Oxford OX1 2AG, on Thursday 3 December, starting at 7.00pm.
