18+ Halloween party with back-to-back DJ sets and Y2K costumes celebrating the music of the 2000s at Old National Centre.
It's A 2000s Halloween Party takes over the Old National Centre on Saturday, October 31, with doors and the show both starting at 9 PM. Presented by Slacker Media Group, the night is built around the biggest hits of the 2000s across pop, hip-hop, R&B, dance, and rock, all driven by back-to-back DJ sets and a packed dance floor. The organizers describe it as a high-energy celebration that aims to bring the decade back from the dead with a Halloween twist.
Since it's Halloween, the dress code is part of the draw. You're encouraged to lean into the nostalgia by turning up in Y2K attire and bringing your own costumes, so if you've been sitting on a low-rise jeans or velour tracksuit look, this is the night to actually wear it. The music covers a wide stretch of the era, from the pop and R&B that dominated the charts to the dance and rock that filled the clubs, with the DJ sets running one after another to keep the floor moving.
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The party is strictly 18+, and it's listed as sold out, so you'll want to check for any last-minute tickets if you're still hoping to get in. General admission was $40.25. Doors open at 9 PM, and the night runs late into the early hours, finishing at 2 AM on Sunday, November 1, at the Old National Centre, 502 N New Jersey Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204.
