Night of reggae and dancehall anthems from the nineties at Sophy Digbeth.
Sophy Digbeth is hosting a 90s reggae dancehall night on Saturday 5 December, a night dedicated to the reggae and dancehall anthems of the nineties. It's a straightforward premise: the DJ spins the sounds of that decade, and the dancefloor does the rest.
The night is built around the music of the 90s, so you'll hear the reggae and dancehall tracks that defined the era. It's a specific window of time to lean into, rather than a general run-through of the genres, and the set is built from the anthems that people still recognise and dance to. If you spent any time in the clubs or sound systems of the nineties, these are the records you'll remember.
The organisers describe the night as bringing back the good old days when people danced all night long, and that's the whole point of it. It's not a concert or a showcase; it's a club night, so the focus is on the dancefloor and the music rather than a stage. The selection of nineties reggae and dancehall anthems is what carries the evening, and the dancefloor is where it all lands.
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It's at Sophy Digbeth in Birmingham, starting at 23:00 on Saturday 5 December, so it's a late one. Tickets start from £11.27, and the music runs through the night.
