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Fortunately for the red-headed teen pop princess Tiffany, the 1980s are back with a vengeance. And so is her career. Well, sort of.

The singer responsible the catchy cover “I Think We’re Alone Now” (originally by Tommy James & The Shondells) will be bringing her show to Backstreet Saturday night.

She’s touring in support of her new album Just Me, but considering that perhaps only diehard fans would be familiar with her latest work, expect her to play plenty of the 1980s pop that made her famous.

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