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Atomic Kitten, Peter Andre and Cheeky Girls to perform at '90s night in Sunderland

Atomic Kitten, Peter Andre and Gareth Gates will be among the lineup of a nostalgia-filled 90s night in Sunderland.

The Cheeky Girls will also appear at a “night of 90s and 00s pop magic” at Rainton Arena.

We Love 90s is set to take place on October 2, featuring three UK No1 chart-topping acts, alongside many other artists behind some favourite throwback tunes.

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Topping the bill is 90s icon Peter Andre, who will be performing his classic hit ‘Mysterious Girl’ among other songs.

He’ll be joined by Atomic Kitten performing their hit songs ‘Whole Again’ and ‘The Tide Is High’.

Gareth Gates will also be taking the to stage, alongside Damage, Big Brovaz, Booty Luv, and The Cheeky Girls.

Tickets will go on general sale at 9am on August 9, but people can sign up for early access https://dancegenevents.co.uk/wl90sncl/

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