Strange Birds are turning Club Ringwood into a living, breathing 2000s playlist on Sunday June 7 — the kind of night where your inner iPod shuffle finally gets the respect it deserves.

Think MySpace-era chaos, Tamagotchis screaming for attention, and the golden age of choosing the perfect ringtone. This is a full‑tilt nostalgia trip built around the songs you grew up with — the ones you forgot you knew word‑for‑word until the chorus hits and suddenly you’re standing, shouting, and absolutely not apologising for it.

Gwen Stefani into The Killers. Spice Girls into Jimmy Eat World. Avril Lavigne like it’s 2002 and you’re back in your bedroom with a hair straightener and too many feelings. Every track is a room‑flipper.

Strange Birds — a four‑piece from Ringwood and surrounds — exist for one purpose: getting people out of their seats and straight into their main‑character era. No filler. No overthinking. Just loud, live, high‑energy throwbacks.

Start the night with dinner in the Club Ringwood bistro, then from 8pm the switch flips and the nostalgia party begins. Expect big choruses, chaotic singalongs, and that moment when the whole room realises they somehow still know every lyric.

No skips. Just hits. Pure 2000s joy.

Book a table, get down to the Club and celebrate King’s Birthday eve in 2000s style!