90s DAYTIME DISCO at The Point Sunderland

The 90s Daytime Disco arrives at The Point Sunderland on Saturday 6 March with a 3pm start and a playlist built around the decade’s biggest chart records. The format is a straightforward throwback rather than a single-genre night, so the afternoon can move between pop, dance and guitar music without being boxed into one scene.

That is probably the right way to handle the 1990s. The decade was too broad to reduce to one sound, and a day party works best when the playlist can move from one familiar hit to another without forcing every track into the same mood.

90s Daytime Disco at The Point

Chart-topping favourites and nostalgia sit at the centre of the afternoon, but the daytime timing gives it a different feel from a late retro club night. Starting at 3pm means the focus is on a full afternoon of music rather than waiting until late evening for the main part of the event to begin.

For groups who want a social day out, that makes the date easier to plan around. You can arrive in Sunderland for lunch, head into the event from 3pm and still have the evening free afterwards if you want it.

A decade with plenty of room to move

This is a ticketed event, so checking availability before travelling is sensible. The venue is in Sunderland city centre, close to Sunderland Station and Park Lane, which makes the afternoon slot practical for public transport.

Check The Point’s official music listing for current tickets and any timing updates. More dates at the venue are collected on SoundBite North East’s The Point Sunderland page, with other regional events in the Upcoming Gigs guide.

SoundBite gig listings: 2027-03-06.