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Join Club 90s for a nostalgic night celebrating the hits of the 2000s.
Five sections with the lowest average listed price. Sampled October 22, 2026. This list refreshes every 3 days.
Tickets still listed for this night. The price at checkout is the one that counts.
| Level | Tickets left | Listings | Low | Average |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General admission | 3 | 1 | $38 | $38 |
| Other listed sections | 4 | 1 | $43 | $43 |
Club 90s is a tribute act celebrating the iconic music of the 1990s, bringing back the era's pop and rock hits for fans to enjoy.
Club 90s presents a special event dedicated to the music of the 2000s. This night promises to take attendees on a trip down memory lane with popular tracks from the era.
The event will take place at Union Stage, a well-known venue in Washington, DC, known for its intimate atmosphere and great acoustics. Prepare for a night filled with dancing and fun.
On the bill: Club 90s, Club 90s: 2000's Night
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Union Stage offers various parking options for visitors. Plan ahead to ensure a smooth arrival for your event.
740 Water St SW, Washington, DC 20024, USA
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★★★★★ · a month ago
Always a great time here. I’ve been back multiple times and the experience is consistently solid. I have great memories at Union Stage. The sound system is fantastic, the drinks are good, and the service is reliable. It’s definitely become one of those staple spots I can count on for a good atmosphere and a fun night out.
★★★★ · 12 months ago
Met up with my boy to see a show. Dive bar vibes with 80s new wave and punk videos projected on the wall. The door person was super polite and answered all my questions I had about the line for admission and door times. The show venue is downstairs. Had no idea this venue was here. Never went to the OG location so I can’t compare. Great size and perfect for indie bands and a small crowd. Smaller than 9:30 but bigger than Atlantis. More like an underground Black Cat. Seating section was a bit awkwardly placed in the back to the side side. Not sure I’d pay extra for that again. Staff isn’t super professional but are friendly and fast. As I said, dive bar vibes, so it’s like a bunch of misfits hustling around. We ordered pizza and fries which were not great. Got the job done but I wasn’t into the thin crust which was an overcooked on the edges but overall greasy so the main are was super limp and moist. I don’t drink so I ordered a coke. It definitely wasn’t Coke, some kind of cola that tasted like a different drink mixed in through the gun. I had to send it back. The rest of the non alcohol options were sparse and uninteresting. Ultimately the show was great, sound was loud but just right. We were next to the speaker and it didn’t blow our ears out or leave them ringing after we left. I’d definitely go back for a show but will eat somewhere else before I get there.