Upcoming Shows
April 19 – Lola’s Room – Video Dance Attack: 70s vs 80s, $7, 9pm
April 26 – Crystal Ballroom – Video Dance Attack: Prince Tribute! $10, 8pm
May 3 – Crystal Ballroom – 80s Video Dance Attack Benefiting Avi Haviv and Cascadia Montessori School, $10 Advance/$12 Day of Show, 8pm. Buy tickets here!
May 10 – Lola’s Room – Video Dance Attack, $7, 9pm
May 17 – McMenamins Edgefield (Blackberry Hall) – 80s Video Dance Attack, $5 Advance, $8 Day of Show
May 17 – Lola’s Room – Video Dance Attack, $7, 9pm
May 24 – Lola’s Room – Video Dance Attack, $7, 9pm
May 31 – Lola’s Room – 80s Video Dance Attack: Deep Cuts, $7, 9pm
Table Reservations
Table reservations are free of charge! Seating is limited, but we can set aside tables for your party as a home base for the night depending on the size of your group. All we need to know is what you would like your reserved sign to say!
Note: Reservations do not guarantee entry. Must arrive within 1 hour of start time. Reservations do not guarantee seating for entire party. Please submit your reservations by noon of the event day. Thank you!
Bookings
Video Dance Attack is available for private bookings. We can accommodate event spaces of all sizes, providing audio and/or video appropriate for the event space and event atmosphere. We also provide DJ’ing services using audio only; video is not a requirement.
Video Dance Attack will travel as well! We provide entertainment for events all over the Pacific Northwest. Please contact us for booking and production inquiries.
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VJ Kittyrox
VJ Kittyrox started her DJ career in 1986, making her first 80s mix tape at age nine. At ten, she fell deeply in love with Adam Curry and remained glued to MTV until many years later.
She continued her mix tape and MTV obsession through the 90s. She then put her DJ skills to use in college as a radio DJ for KUGS 89.3 FM in Bellingham, Washington. After moving to Portland, VJ Kittyrox started DJ’ing craft nights at a local bar playing an eclectic mix of music. But she could never get those songs from that original tape out of her head—Word Up, Walk Like an Egyptian, and Into the Groove were still the ultimate dance songs in her opinion and she set out on a path to spread the 80s word in Portland. In 2005, VJ Kittyrox started her own exclusively 80s dance night with accompanying videos—80s Video Dance Attack.
Fourteen years later, 80s Video Dance Attack draws huge crowds to venues throughout Oregon and Washington.
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