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For the past 17 years, VJ Kittyrox has hosted Video Dance Attack, Portland’s longest running theme-night dance party. Video Dance Attack is a video-based dance night featuring the hottest music videos of all eras, projected onto multiple giant screens complete with quality sound and light show. Rotating themes include: 80s Night, 80s and Beyond, 70s vs 80s, 80s vs 90s, Madonna, Prince & various artist tributes, Hip Hop/Funk Night, New Wave, and many more!

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http://www.videodanceattack.com/

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Before it mutated into a weaponized haze of reality shows, MTV aired a novelty known as the music video. These bite-sized works of art, which married pop songs to striking imagery, revolutionized the entertainment industry and ushered in an era of music known as "new wave." For the task of curating and introducing these fresh sounds and flamboyant sights to audiences, MTV even created its own version of the disc jockey-the VJ. Though MTV has sent its stable of video jockeys out to pasture, VJ Kittyrox carries the pastel, shoulder-padded torch of Adam Curry and Nina Blackwood as she masterminds the 80s Video Dance Attack. For the last thirteen years, this popular shindig has united generations of Portlandians with its five-hour feast of '80s-centric sensation. Across 10-foot screens, VJ Kittyrox projects classic videos from artists such as Duran Duran and Michael Jackson as audiences of Breakfast Clubbers and Pretty in Pinkers perfect their cabbage patch, running man, and Pat Benatar shimmies. A bombastic, thumping sound system and a dazzling light show accentuate the time warp as audiences deck themselves in '80s garb and shake away memories of unsolved rubik's cubes.