90s Rooftop Day Party Set to Bring Nostalgia to Plymouth This June

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A 90s-themed rooftop day party will take over Plymouth’s Level 33 on Saturday 28 June 2025, from 3 pm to 8 pm (last entry at 5 pm).

Organisers promise non-stop anthems from the decade, from pop and R&B to rock and hip-hop with artists including Mariah Carey, Nirvana, Tupac, TLC, Britney Spears, and the Spice Girls.

Key Event Details

  • Event: 90s Rooftop Day Party
  • Date: Saturday 28 June 2025
  • Time: 3:00 pm – 8:00 pm (last entry at 5:00 pm)
  • Venue: Level 33, 33 Bath Street, Plymouth
  • Music: 90s anthems across pop, R&B, rock, and hip-hop

Level 33, located at 33 Bath Street (Union Street) in central Plymouth, is an open-air rooftop venue and club known for hosting diverse daytime and evening events.

Since its launch earlier this year, the rooftop has welcomed drum & bass sessions and all-day gatherings curated by the local promotions collective Low, as well as techno and house showcases from acts such as Casa and Kara.

The Level 33 Venue

The venue is operated by the Depo Venue Group, which recently applied to Plymouth City Council to licence a wide range of activities on-site including live music, dance performances and alcohol service from 10 am until the early hours which could signal their ambition to develop Level 33 into a major cultural hub.

Perched above the city centre, Level 33 offers a distinctive urban setting: a spacious rooftop terrace with city views, tailored for social gatherings, private celebrations and nightlife events. Since the spring opening, the venue has earned a reputation for high-energy programming that draws diverse crowds.

This upcoming 90s party adds to the venue’s growing profile as a daytime destination. Suited to groups—stag and hen parties, birthdays, or simply friends looking to reconnect—the event offers tickets from £20 (or £18 each for groups of ten or more), available via final release on Fatsoma. Entry is restricted to those aged 18+ with photo ID; tickets are non‑refundable but may be transferred.

As nostalgia-fuelled events continue to attract attention, this latest rooftop gathering reflects Plymouth’s shifting entertainment landscape one that values approachable, daylight experiences alongside traditional evening venues.

Tickets: Final release from £20 or group packages (10+) from £18 — available now at Fatsoma: https://www.fatsoma.com/e/9zazmah2/la/c5wp

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Louis Chadwick
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