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About Absolute 80s
Listen to the internet radio of Absolute 80s live, Absolute Radio’s most popular sister station with a music line-up focused on the 80s pop and rock. The station is the most popular among the digitally distributed commercial radios specialising in 80s music. The station is owned by Bauer Radio Ltd., and member of the Planet Radio station fleet. Absolute Radio 80s has the so called "No repeat guarantee" in its schedule, which means that no tracks are repeated between 10am and 4pm on weekdays. The guaranteed variety during the day is followed by a heightened dynamic at night, when the music selection switches to the faster-paced party atmosphere and dancefloor bangers of the 80s. The broadcaster sets the vibes of the weekday mornings with the "Dave Berry Breakfast Show" led by Dave Berry and Matt Dyson, bringing the biggest guests, gigs and the best tunes of the 80s in the air.
Absolute 80s slogan: "The UK’s 80s radio station."
Absolute 80s slogan: "The UK’s 80s radio station."
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Postal address: One Golden Square, London, W1F 9DJ
Website: https://absoluteradio.co.uk/80s
Phone Studio: +44 0330 123 1215
Reception: +44 0207 434 1215
SMS: 81215
E-mail: absoluteradio80s[kukac]absoluteradio.co.uk
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/absolute80s
Twitter: https://twitter.com/absolute80s
Website: https://absoluteradio.co.uk/80s
Phone Studio: +44 0330 123 1215
Reception: +44 0207 434 1215
SMS: 81215
E-mail: absoluteradio80s[kukac]absoluteradio.co.uk
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/absolute80s
Twitter: https://twitter.com/absolute80s
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Chris Martin has been promoted to the role of Executive Music Producer at Absolute Radio meaning an end to his overnight show. Chris, who previously led programming on Absolute Classic Rock will now add Absolute 80s to his responsibilities. As a result, Dan Noble will move to take on the 1-6am weekday slot, with Sophie K taking on the late-night weekend ‘Through the Decades’ show on Fridays and Saturdays from 10pm...More >>radiotoday.co.uk - 06.12.2021
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RAJAR Q1 2020: London and national brands roundup
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Paul Gambaccini to host radio series on Absolute 80s
Absolute 80s is to broadcast a new series of programmes hosted by Paul Gambaccini to celebrate the station’s 10th birthday. £80,000 will also be up for grabs in a competition run by Dave Berry on the Breakfast Show. The four-part series with Gambo, called Tribes, will look at the sub-cultures that defined the decade, their cultural impact and how that still resonates today. Broadcast at 7pm from Monday 2nd December – Thursday 5th December, the series will see Paul taking a look at the musical icons of the era, and how their impact shaped popular culture...More >>radiotoday.co.uk - 26.11.2019
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Absolute 80s's programmes25
00:00 - Non-Stop Absolute 80s
Immerse yourself in music so infectious that before you know it you'll be reaching for the shoulder pads and painting your face like Adam Ant.
06:00 - Dave Berry Breakfast Show
Dave Berry will be sending you to the biggest gigs, collecting your Cool Badge, and throwing open the door to the Bureau of Little Complaints. Tweet @absoluteradio to get involved.
10:00 - The 80s No Repeat Guarantee
Sarah has brilliant 80s tunes & your Haven't Heard It For Ages picks with no repeats, ever. Contact us on Twitter @Absolute80s.
13:00 - The 80s No Repeat Guarantee
Jennie continues the No Repeat Guarantee with the best ever 80s songs. Message her @absolute80s on Twitter and Facebook.
16:00 - Hometime with Bush and Richie
The Hometime show, brought to you by Andy Bush & Richie Firth. 3 hours of nonsense presented by 2 confused dads. Apologies in advance.
19:00 - Chris Martin
Join Chris Martin as he plays a stack of 80s tracks from the likes of The Police through to Wham! Tweet us @Absolute80s
22:00 - Non-Stop Absolute 80s
Immerse yourself in music so infectious that before you know it you'll be reaching for the shoulder pads and painting your face like Adam Ant.