Disco Inferno

A concert at Alexander's Live in Chester, titled Disco Inferno after the 1976 disco hit by The Trammps, for listeners drawn to 1970s disco and its dance-floor classics.

Disco Inferno takes its title from the 1976 disco hit by The Trammps, a Philadelphia group whose recording, released on the album Disco Inferno, became one of the genre's defining tracks. The song was later featured in the film Saturday Night Fever.

Disco developed in American clubs in the early 1970s, drawing on soul, funk and orchestral pop arrangements, and the track stands among the period's best-known recordings.

Alexander's Live is a concert and performance venue in Chester, and this Disco Inferno show is staged there. The night will suit anyone who enjoys 1970s disco and its dance-floor classics, and fans of the film's soundtrack.