Few bands have left their mark on British new wave as much as The Human League. With their fresh, recognisable electro-pop, founder Phil Oakey and singers Joanne Catherall and Susan Ann Sulley pushed the boundaries of the genre wide open and dominated the charts since the early 1980s. Their hit album 'Dare' is a prime example: it contains four hit singles, including the timeless 'Don't You Want Me Baby'.
The Human League helped define the sound and look of the eighties, it was the beginning of electronic music and club culture as we know it today. The group members have been pioneers of that period for over forty years, and they confirm that status with every concert.