Now 80s [UK] TV guide for the week

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Now 80s [UK]

TV guide for 19 July

Now 80s TV guide for 19 July

  1. The NOW Yearbook 1984

    1984 was huge for singles, with the decade's four biggest sellers all releasing that year. Bruno Brookes celebrates electro, Hi-NRG and rap all becoming vital ingredients in pop.

  2. It's 1984 Night!

    In 1984, with MTV in full swing, music videos were a thrilling blend of creativity & innovation with artists like Prince, Madonna & Michael Jackson.

  3. Simon Bates Golden Hour

    Hits and headlines from the year of moon boots, Trivial Pursuit, Torvill and Dean's Bolero and the very first Apple Mac.

  4. 1984 Unleashed!

    Dramatic storylines, big dance routines, neon lights and iconic fashions - these are the classic music videos that made 1984.

  5. Simon Bates New Golden Hour

    Hits and headlines from the year snooker players Steve Davis and Dennis Taylor gave BBC2 its biggest ever audience - 18.5 million! And Wayne Rooney and Lily Allen were born.

  6. 1985 Unleashed!

    Dramatic storylines, big dance routines, neon lights and iconic fashions - these are the classic music videos that made 1985.

  7. Who Won Wot in 1986?

    Mark Goodier with 1986's big music award winners. What was NME's 'Best Dance Record' and who was 'Best Male' at the Australian Pop Awards? All will be revealed.

  8. 40 Years Ago - It's 1986 Day!

    A year of synth pop with the arrival of Pet Shop Boys & Erasure, plus Madonna's "True Blue" was the biggest album. But we said a Final goodbye to Wham.

  9. I Do Like To Be Beside the Seaside

    Two hours of salty videos full of sea, sun and sand! Time to get On the Beach with NOW 80s.

  10. Jenny Powell

    Dancing through history - one anthem at a time! From late 80s optimism to mid 90s euphoria, it's where house, rave and eurodance all started. Hands in the air people.

  11. Get Fresh at the Weekend!

    It's the weekend, and we're showing out! Classic pop that has stood the test of time.

  12. The UK Top 20 of the 80s

    Radio 1 legend Bruno Brookes returns with a countdown of the 20 biggest singles of the decade. Including million-selling hits from Frankie, Wham! and Soft Cell.

  13. Hits That Missed!

    Lesser known songs you may have forgotten from artists you'll certainly know.

  14. Complete George Michael

    A complete video retrospective of George's '80s hits - both solo and with Wham!, Elton John, Aretha Franklin and that forgotten top 10 from Boogie Box High.

  15. Jenny Powell

    From London's West End to the Manhattan skyline, via Belfast, Rio, Vienna, Bangkok, Japan, China and Egypt - this is Captain Jenny's wander around the world. in song titles.

  16. The Ultimate 80s Mix!

    Dramatic storylines, big dance routines, neon lights and iconic fashions - these are the classic music videos that made the 80s.

  17. 4 Hours of LOVE! 1980-1989

    From 'Please Don't Go' in 1980 to 'Don't Know Much' in 1989 - these are simply the 50 biggest love and break-up songs of the decade, in order.

  18. Soft Rock & Power Pop!

    From the decade that invented the genre - non-stop powerful love songs, back to back.

  19. Love At The Movies! With Pat Sharp

    Grab the biggest tub of popcorn, snuggle up to your loved one and expect plenty of smooching in the back row as Pat Sharp has a session of '80s movie magic, all on the theme of lurve.

About Now 80s

Now 80s is a British music channel in the Now! family, dedicated to hits of the 1980s. The channel broadcasts in English and builds its schedule around music videos, themed selections, concert recordings and nostalgic blocks from the pop, rock, new wave, synth-pop and disco scenes of the decade.

The line-up features British and international performers from the 1980s, selections by year, genre and mood, documentary pieces about stars of the era and cycles about cult songs. Its focus stays on one era, familiar videos and themed selections.

Now 80s began broadcasting in the United Kingdom in 2014 and belongs to the Now! music line-up alongside Now Rock and Now 90s. Daytime and evening slots alternate videos, repeats, themed hours and music blocks.