90s & 2000s Legendz - Retro Dance Party Tickets

Welcome to the official page for 90s & 2000s Legendz, the ultimate retro dance party experience in Seattle. Held at Chop Suey, a cornerstone venue in the Capitol Hill neighborhood, this tribute-and-dance format brings iconic hits from the 1990s and early 2000s to life on the dance floor. While Legendz does not maintain standalone social channels, you can follow official event updates housed on Chop Suey’s site and trusted ticket platforms. Browse upcoming editions below and secure your seats for a high-energy night that blends nostalgia with modern club vibes.

Chop Suey, located at 1325 E Madison St, Seattle, WA 98122, is known for hosting diverse indie, rock, and DJ-driven nights in a compact, intimate setting. This retro-focused series showcases a curated mix of chart-toppers from artists like Beyoncé, Tupac, Prince, Eminem, Michael Jackson, David Bowie, and more, offering a dance-forward tribute to the eras that defined a generation. Whether you’re reliving your youth or discovering these tracks anew, Legendz at Chop Suey is designed for one thing: moving together to the music you love.

Upcoming 2025 editions at Chop Suey include Pride Edition (June 20, 2025), July 18, 2025 edition, August 15, 2025 edition, Halloween Edition (October 17, 2025), and a regular edition on November 21, 2025. The 2026 edition is scheduled for February 20, 2026, continuing the tradition of unforgettable throwback nights. Tickets are listed through Chop Suey’s site andTicketWeb/UNATION listings, ensuring a straightforward, no-fuss purchase path. To stay in the loop for all future dates, bookmark this page and check back for the latest schedule and artist highlights.

Discography highlights from the era—while Legendz features a curated set rather than a studio album catalog—include anthems and chart-toppers from Beyoncé, Tupac, Prince, Eminem, Michael Jackson, and David Bowie. Expect a high-energy assortment of iconic choruses, signature beats, and crowd-pleasing singalongs that defined the era’s dance floors.