Throwback Classics & Dance Anthems
90s & 00s Club Night in Shrewsbury
Looking for a proper 90s and 2000s night in Shrewsbury? We bring the ultimate throwback dance party to the town centre. Expect heavy-hitting dance anthems, perfectly crafted mash-ups, and a massive crowd ready to celebrate.
What Are 90s/00s Nights?
A 90s and 00s night is a full-scale celebration of the greatest decades in club music. We bypass the generic pub playlists and deliver a carefully curated, DJ-led event focused entirely on the massive dance anthems, R&B hits, and pop classics that defined an era. It's about pure nostalgia mixed with big room energy.
Where They Happen and When
We host these throwback nights at premium locations across Shrewsbury, including Venue 7 and C21. Keep an eye on our calendar for the next drop. Our Party by the River and the upcoming C21 Halloween Party both feature heavy 90s and 2000s mash-up themes that guarantee an incredible night out.
What to Expect
Expect an electric atmosphere, unparalleled nostalgia, and a crowd that sings every single word. Our DJs specialise in creative mash-ups and heavy-hitting basslines, ensuring the tempo never drops. It's a high-energy environment where the dancefloor stays packed from the minute doors open until the final track.
Dress Code
While our standard dress code is smart casual, we highly encourage retro fashion for these specific events. Break out the double denim, bucket hats, and vintage sportswear to fully embrace the throwback vibe. However, standard rules apply: keep it respectful and avoid muddy trainers or football shirts.
Getting Tickets and Getting There
These events are capped at 300 capacity, so the venue feels busy but never overcrowded. Register for early ticket access online to secure your spot. Our venues are centrally located, with Frankwell Car Park and the main bus station just a short walk away, making arrival and departure easy.
Age Policy
As with all G10 events, our 90s/00s nights are strictly 18+. We operate a firm Challenge 25 policy, and a valid physical photo ID (passport or driving licence) is mandatory for entry. No physical ID means no entry.
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Last updated: 4 July 2026