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nightlife · Sunday 28 June 2026 · Various 
Biggest 90s-00s Disco Concert Outdoor Festival at Navan Racecourse
At Navan Racecourse · Proudstown Road, Navan, Co. Meath
At Navan Racecourse · Proudstown Road, Navan, Co. Meath
If you spent your teenage years on a dancefloor to Whigfield, Vengaboys, or early Usher, this outdoor festival is aimed squarely at you. MCA Events bring their touring Biggest 90s-00s Disco Concert to Navan Racecourse on Sunday 28 June 2026, filling the open-air venue with live artists and DJs who work through the greatest pop and dance hits of the nineties and noughties. It is a daytime and evening event built on pure nostalgia - the kind where you find yourself singing every word of songs you had not thought about in twenty years. Good for groups of friends, works as a night out without the late-night logistics, and the racecourse setting gives it plenty of space to breathe.
The Biggest 90s-00s Disco series has run at Navan Racecourse before and draws a crowd that takes the music seriously without taking itself too seriously. Expect a mix of live performers and DJ sets covering the era - chart pop, dance anthems, R&B crossovers, and the kind of Eurodance that once dominated every superclub in Ireland. MCA Events promote the concept as a full outdoor concert festival rather than a club night, so stage production and sound are central to the experience. The racecourse infield gives organisers room for a proper outdoor stage setup with a large standing crowd. Dress for whatever the Irish summer decides to deliver - an outdoor event in late June can be warm, cool, or both inside two hours.
Navan is about 50km north-west of Dublin on the M3 motorway, a straightforward drive of around 45 minutes from the city. The racecourse sits on Proudstown Road, roughly 2km north of Navan town centre - well signed from the main approach roads and with ample on-site parking typical of a racecourse venue. Bus Eireann runs regular services between Dublin and Navan, and on event days shuttle or taxi options from the town centre to the racecourse are usually available locally. If travelling from Drogheda or Trim, both are under 30 minutes by road.
Navan is the county town of Meath and sits at the meeting of the Boyne and Blackwater rivers, with the Hill of Tara and the Brú na Bóinne passage tombs within easy reach if you want to make a weekend of it. There is more to see in Navan and across Co. Meath.
Heading to Navan Racecourse in Navan? Meath has plenty more to see. Read the Navan area guide, find what else is on, and explore the towns and villages nearby.