A fully produced 2000s rave with Y2K hits, Halloween costumes, and immersive visuals at The Truman.
Rewind: 2000s Halloween Rave takes over The Truman on Friday, October 30, 2026. It's a full-production rave built around Y2K hits, with Halloween costumes and immersive visuals running all night. If you spent the early 2000s in a dance club, this is exactly that era coming back for one night.
The Truman is a good fit for a night like this. The venue was built in the 1930s and leans into its history, celebrating the look of a concrete and steel building reborn as a music venue and event space. It has a large main hall for the rave, a separate bar and lounge at the main entrance, an open-air patio, and a second-story VIP area that overlooks the stage and takes in views of downtown Kansas City. Between the main room and the lounge, there's plenty of space to move around if you need a break from the dance floor.
The night is all about the 2000s, so the music stays in that window—the hits and club tracks that defined the decade. The Halloween theme is part of it, too, so costumes are encouraged. The immersive visuals are built around the music, and the whole thing is produced as a single event rather than just a DJ set. It's a rave in the traditional sense: loud, late, and focused on the dance floor.
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It kicks off at 9 PM on Friday, October 30, at The Truman in Kansas City.
