It’s where rockets meet raw emotion – Cosmic Emo Night launches next month at Leicester’s National Space Centre

Black eyeliner, big feelings, and interstellar vibes—prepare for lift‑off.

Strap in, space cadets—Cosmic Emo Night is about to launch.

For one unforgettable evening, the National Space Centre in Leicester is being transformed into a neon‑soaked galaxy where stardust meets sadness and every emo anthem echoes through the cosmos.

Under towering rockets and shimmering constellations, you’ll scream your favourite lyrics into the void, dance among the planets, and let gravity take the night off.

It’s time to relive the ultimate emo era at Cosmic Emo Night, featuring live band anthems, nostalgic vibes and an after-hours party at the National Space Centre.

The event is coming up on Saturday, April 18, with a soundtrack perfectly formed for sad songs but loud feelings.

It wasn’t just a phase, so put on your skinny jeans and prepare for a night where teenage angst meets interstellar chaos.

This is your chance to scream-sing the songs that got you through homework, MSN statuses, and dramatic bedroom staring-out-the-window moments.

Let your feelings launch 42 metres into the air in the Galactic Heartbreak Lounge, before joining live band Just a Phase as they take over the Dark Star Stage, delivering a setlist stacked with emo anthems that once lived permanently on your iPod Classic. Think My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Paramore, Green Day, and more.

Expect themed cocktails, food available to purchase, live band, emo karaoke, and plenty of eyeliner. All in the incredible surroundings of the National Space Centre.

Tickets are priced at £27.50 and include a free welcome drink as well as all entertainment and activities.

are on sale now from the National Space Centre website. 

WHERE: National Space Centre, Leicester
WHEN: Saturday, April 18 – doors open at 8pm

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