A women only dance night playing the 80s, 90s & 2000s club hits you grew up with. You can expect a grown-up crowd, a proper dance floor from
A women only dance night playing the 80s, 90s & 2000s club hits you grew up with. You can expect a grown-up crowd, a proper dance floor from 6:30–10.30pm on Sat 7 November at Kindred Studios in Yarraville.
Remember when a night out meant dancing from the first song to the last? If it’s been ages since you had a proper night out dancing – somewhere local, grown-up and actually fun – this is for you!
If you spent your weekends at Chasers, Chevron, Metro, Billboard, Heat, The Tunnel, The Odeon or even Revolver … you already know exactly the kind of night this is.
Expect club hits, house, disco, R&B and Latin – the songs you danced to back then and still love now.
No nightclub crowd. No standing around. No 2am finish.
Just a dance floor full of women who came for the same reason: to dance.
Ready to relive the best nights out?Grab your ticket now and join us on Saturday 7 November for a night of club hits, great company, and dancing from start to finish.
Kindred Studios
3 Harris St Yarraville
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