Die ultimative 90er Party!

Honestly: What was your soundtrack in the 1990s? That decade had so much to offer, and no matter what you listened to – some anthems will stay in your memory forever. We remember the – appropriately for his name, extremely cool – Coolio and stepped into his «Gangsta’s Paradise». There was shrieking excitement when the boy groups came on stage, like the Backstreet Boys. Then, of course, there was Britney Spears, who told us to «Baby One More Time». And who still remembers the hair-raising flow in the voice of Scatman John? Widely copied at karaoke among friends, and you always ended up embarrassing yourself because the lyrics just never quite flowed and the dance beats always seemed a bit too fast (or slow?).

We first heard these sounds on the good old cassette tape (which is, by the way, experiencing a small revival at the moment). Then came CDs and with them the Discman. And with them, also some annoying experiences. How was it again back in the days before MP3s and streams, when a CD skipped? Especially when you left it in the sun again or scratched it while leaving it lying around.

But anyway! Soon the next silver disc joined the collection, inspired by stories in the good old «BRAVO» (which celebrity poster did you have at home?). Also typically 1990s: the long GZSZ evenings.

All these memories come flooding back when the 90s party is on at X-TRA and hits from back then are played cassette after cassette. And that’s a good thing, because reminiscing is, after all, something lovely. Btw: If you like, you’re also very welcome to bring along gadgets from back then – tinted sunglasses included.

So put the Game Boy aside and come on a time-travel trip with your friends. We’re delighted to present: The ultimate 90s party!

The 90s party from 10 p.m. Seriously awesome.

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