After a stomping success in June, Club 30, the over-30s early club night, returns to Monroe’s on October 12, from 6pm to 10pm, with slow sets and throwback anthems from the ‘80s, ‘90s and ‘00s.
Having sold out numerous shows in Cork, Club 30 is on the way to Galway once again, an event dedicated to those 30 and over who are looking forward to a night out, without the late night.
“This is an evening clubbing experience where the party wraps up in time for you to grab some food, get home early enough for you to put your feet up for Match of the Day!” says organiser Eoin Aher.
“In our teens and twenties, we could let loose every weekend and dance all our cares away until the wee hours.
“When we hit our 30s however, the chances for a late night out get slimmer due to various reasons like children, shift work, clubs being 'too young' or those Saturday late night troubles queuing for a chipper and waiting for a taxi.
“That's where the 30s club comes in to reclaim your weekend! Dance the evening away as we spin the best music you can actually dance to.”
“We even have slow sets,” says Eoin “from Celine Dion to Robbie Williams and so much more. It’s good fun.”
This is a strictly over-30 event and ID will be required.
“I often say if you don’t have your ID, you can produce your Xtra Vision card,” Eoin jokes. “If you don’t know what that is, you don’t belong at Club 30.”
Tickets from www.monroes.ie
