Tuesday-Night Fever

It was the decade of pre-Scientology John Travolta, groovalicious bell-bottoms and generous wa-wa pedals. And now, 30 years later, in a salute to the velvet-jumpsuit era we just can't forget, the Gay Men's Chorus of Houston presents Seventies Fever, with cameo appearances by the Bayou City Women's Chorus.

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The concert comprises soft rock ballads, fiery disco hits and even TV theme songs. But this collection gives you something those TimeLife compilations don't: a dynamic group of singers who dance, ham it up and wear vintage costumes to boot. "Think of it like That ´70s Show," says GMCH member James Black, "but times a hundred guys and 50 women and live." Go back to your trucker hats and MTV, Ashton. These guys are singing Captain & Tennille.
Tue., March 28, 8 p.m.