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Live disco tribute act Disco Inferno recreates the Studio 54 era at sunset on Vale do Lobo's golf course.
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Disco Inferno bring the glamour of Studio 54 to Vale do Lobo's golf course for a live sunset show built around disco standards from Donna Summer, Earth, Wind & Fire and the Bee Gees. Expect full costume changes, choreography and a live band rather than a DJ set, closing out Vale do Lobo's Summer Music Sessions series for the year.
The organisers expect it to sell out, so it's worth booking ahead rather than turning up on the night.
The show runs 90 minutes, starting at 20:00 as the sun sets over the course. Tickets are sold online through Eventbrite.
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