2Tronix

Gigs · Swindon

2Tronix

Saturday 12 December 2026 · Doors 20:30

The Victoria, Swindon

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2Tronix is on Saturday 12 December 2026 at The Victoria, Swindon, with doors at 20:30. Tickets start at £11, including the booking fee.

Saturday 12 December | Doors 8:30pm | Tickets £10 Get ready to rewind to the decade that gave us synth-pop perfection. 2Tronix bring the unmistakable sound of the 1980s electronic scene roaring back to life for one huge night at The Victoria. Born in Swindon and one of the UK's longest-running 80s tribute acts, 2Tronix started life as the three-piece Syntronix before reforming as a duo at the request of their loyal fanbase and they haven't missed a beat since. Expect note-perfect renditions of the biggest synth anthems ever written: Depeche Mode's Just Can't Get Enough, Gary Numan's Cars, Kraftwerk's The Model, plus hits from OMD, Ultravox, Visage, Human League and more. Powered by top-spec synthesizers, meticulous programming and stunning live vocals, 2Tronix recreate the era with a precision that will genuinely have you questioning whether it's the tribute or the real thing. And it's not just about the sound, a fully synchronised DMX light show wraps the whole performance in the kind of visual spectacle that puts most static rigs to shame. Whether you grew up on this music or you're discovering it for the first time, this is your chance to dance the night away to the soundtrack...

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