Ladies of the 80’s is a musical tribute to that Totally Awesome Decade, the 1980s! This high energy Las Vegas style song and dance review features non-stop appearances by your favorite music icons. A favorite at casinos, theaters and festivals, the group brings their own special magic to the genre, engaging a multi-generational demographic with crowd interaction, costumes, props and expert musicianship.

Madonna, Cyndi Lauper, and Dolly Parton, lead off the parade of superstars in this mega star studded extravaganza! Tina Turner, Heart, and Tiffany, join forces with The Go-Gos, the Bangles and Stevie Nicks for a fun filled flash back in time! This fast paced show keeps the audience wondering which musical legend will take the stage next. From one hit wonders to arena rock standards, Ladies of the 80s takes you on a musical journey through the decade. The addition of our beautiful professional dancers, interactive props and video make for a one-of-a-kind experience!

Ladies of the 80s offers something for EVERYONE! This fabulously fantastic family friendly show is appropriate for all ages.

Focused on the music of the fabulous females of the era, Ladies is fronted by 2 multi-talented females who bring their own special magic to each performance. Backed by an ultra-solid male power trio, the group incorporates all genres of the era and offers something for everyone. Strong harmonies are a signature of the group and the Ladies double on keyboard, guitars, saxophone, harmonica and percussion.

Ladies of the 80’s is the second installment to our Presenter Series line-up for the PPAC’s 28th season. They will be taking our stage on Saturday, November 13th, with the showtime starting at 7:30 p.m. A cash-bar will be made available starting at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $15 for adults, and $10 for students. Advance tickets can be purchased by stopping by the Pipestone County Museum or by calling 507-825-2020. This show is general admission.

We continue to monitor and follow any and all CDC and MDH Covid pandemic related recommendations and regulations.

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Southwest Minnesota Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.