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A call for those who ‘Like to Party’: Vengaboys to perform in Aberdeen

The Venga Party Bus is heading to the Granite City along with three iconic 90s boybands.

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Vengaboys will perform at the festival. Image: P&J Live.

Dutch Eurodance group the Vengaboys – who “Like to Party” – will perform in Aberdeen as part of a 1990s/2000s music festival in December.

The “Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom” and “We’re Going to to Ibiza” singers will headline the event at P&J Live on December 20.

Boybands East 17, Five – who will “Keep on Movin'” – and 911 are also scheduled to play at the area just five-days before Christmas.

If that was not enough, the people of the north-east will get the chance to sing and dance all night long to Alice Deejay, Lasgo, the Outhere Brothers, Ultrabeat and 2 Unlimited, who are also part of the “huge production”.

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Five will take their music to the Granite City in December. Image: P&J Live.

The night of fun is being organised by Kubix Festival, who are regarded as one of the biggest festival brands in the UK, with the Granite City included as a destination for Kubix on Tour.

Kubix organiser Alex Hutchinson said: “We regularly sell out our Kubix Festival to 25,000 people and we are excited to take Kubix on Tour this December.”

‘An evening filled with infectious dance-pop madness’

Head of entertainment, exhibitions and marketing at P&J Live, Louise Stewart added: “The Vengabus is finally coming to P&J Live.

We’re thrilled to welcome a range of well-known artists, including the Vengaboys, for an evening filled with infectious dance-pop madness.

“There will be a wave of nostalgia as we dive into a setlist packed with throwback hits.”

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The festival will take place at P&J Live in Aberdeen. Image: Darrell Benns/DC Thomson.

Three mobile customers can get their hands on presale tickets on Tuesday, April 2 at 10am, with venue presale tickets going up on sale at 10am on Wednesday, April 3.

Tickets for the event will go on general sale from 10am on Thursday, April 4 on Ticketmaster.