On 19 or rather on 20 August 2005, because it was already short after midnight, Limahl performed together with his female saxophonist in London's kult discoteque Hippodrome in line with the 'Gold' night.

He gave following songs at his best:

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On 9th July 2005, Limahl and his four dancers Mandy, Nina, Dion and Burak performed at the 'strandparty' in Zwickau/Planitz.

The waiting for Limahl was shortened by the German band Geier Sturz Flug and the German singer Ute Freudenberg who sang their biggest hits.

His songlist was quite similiar to the one in Trippsdrill last year, but with just one small but nice difference ;-) :

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On 14th May 2005 at about 6 pm the '18. Radio NORA Oldie Night' , an open-air party, took place in Bad Segeberg. Approx. 12,000 fans of songs of the 60s, 70s and 80s celebrated the five-hour spectacle.

Next to Limahl (this time with his band) following artists performed on stage:

Limahl's setlist:

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On 3rd April 2005, there was another episode of the popular German tv show 'Die Hit Giganten' on Sat 1. The theme this time was 'Pop & Wave of the 80s' and was moderated by Hugo Egon Balder whom many people certainly might know from another successful German show called 'Genial daneben'. As talk guests on the couch, Hugo Egon Balder welcomed Dirk Bach, Sabrina Setlur as well as Georg Uecker amongst others.

During the show, the 30 biggest hits of the 80s were presented and the lineup on site was again well worth seeing:

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On Saturday, 2nd April 2005, the first series of the show 'Hit me baby one more time', which was broadcast live on ITV1, took place. Five artists of the 70s, 80s and 90s competed against each other on stage and fought for the first of seven much sought after tickets for the big final on 21st May 2005.

Here is the listing of the artists and which song they sang at best:

1. Gloria Gayner: 'I will survive' and 'Beautiful' by Christina Aguilera
2. Howard Jones: 'What is love' and 'White flag' by Dido
3. The Honeyz: 'Finally Found' and 'How you remind me' by Nickelback
4. Limahl: 'Too shy' and 'This love' by Maroon 5
5. Tiffany: 'I think we're alone now' and ‘Love machine’ by Girls Aloud

The German fan club and some other dedicated fans were also at the show to support Limahl actively. In the end, it was Tiffany who won, however, Limahl was more than satisfied with his performance in spite of everything and felt like a winner. There is nothing we could contrast! ;--))

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The lineup was as follows:

The tour took place in the following towns:

10 Dezember 2004 - SHEFFIELD Hallam FM Arena
11 Dezember 2004 - BIRMINGHAM NEC
14 Dezember 2004 - NEWCASTLE Metro FM Arena
15 Dezember 2004 - MANCHESTER Evening News Arena
16 Dezember 2004 - LONDON Wembley Arena
17 Dezember 2004 - PLYMOUTH Pavilions
18 Dezember 2004 - BRIGHTON Centre

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At the end of the show, all artists performed altogether: 'Do They Know It's Christmas' which was an absolute hightlight.

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On 6th November 2004, the second Euregio Movie Award took place in the CINETOWER cinema park in Alsdorf. Limahl was the musical guest of honour and performed his top hits 'Too Shy' and 'The Neverending Story'.

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The lineup was as follows:

Limahl's list of songs:

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Limahl's list of songs:

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The lineup was as follows:

Limahl's list of songs:

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The lineup was as follows:

Limahl's list of songs:

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In a 60-minute music-open-air-show Andrea Kiewel presented German and international popstars of the 80s.

The lineup was as follows:

Limahl performed 'Too Shy' and he was the only artist singing live!

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The lineup was as follows:

And Limahl performed his hit 'Too Shy' live.

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The lineup was as follows:

Limahl also was brilliant in his 'Too Shy' performance.

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