The Ultimate 70s Disco Experience
Live. Electric. Unforgettable.
Step onto the dance floor and relive the golden era of disco.
Glitter Bomb brings the music, fashion, and energy of Studio 54 roaring back to life.
CONCERT MOMENTS
Feel the energy.
The lights, the rhythm, the crowd moving as one.
Every Glitter Bomb show is more than a concert — it’s a full-blown disco celebration.
From the first groove to the final dance anthem, the party never stops.
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When Glitter Bomb hits the stage, it’s not just a show — it’s a full-blown time machine back to the glitter-soaked dance floors of the 1970s. Sequins sparkle, basslines groove, and suddenly everyone in the room remembers they actually do know all the words to “Stayin’ Alive.” Expect outrageous outfits, irresistible dance beats, and the kind of electric energy that turns a normal night out into a Studio 54-style party. Warning: side effects may include uncontrollable dancing, spontaneous sing-alongs, and the sudden urge to buy platform shoes.
Events
Glitter Bomb isn’t just a band — it’s a full-blown time machine back to the golden age of disco. One minute you’re casually sipping a drink, and the next thing you know you’re on the dance floor pointing at strangers like you’re in Saturday Night Fever. With thumping four-on-the-floor grooves, funky guitars, powerhouse vocals, and enough glitter to make Studio 54 jealous, Glitter Bomb turns every show into a dance party where nobody stays seated for long. Side effects may include uncontrollable dancing, spontaneous high-fives, and the sudden belief that you too could pull off a sequined jumpsuit. 🕺✨
THE BAND
MEET GLITTER BOMB
Foxy Nova / Lead Vocals
Foxy Nova is the glitter-powered voice that launches a thousand dance moves. Armed with a microphone and a wardrobe that could blind a disco ball, she belts out hits so fierce even the Bee Gees would stop mid-falsetto to applaud. When Chelsey hits the high notes, the dance floor levitates and platform shoes across the room suddenly remember why they were invented.
Magnus ‘Apollo’ Funk / Lead Vocals and Biceps
Magnus brings smooth grooves, velvet falsetto, and enough swagger to make a mirror ball blush. Legend has it he once sang so funky a bartender accidentally served drinks in lava lamps. When Cameron grabs the mic, hips start moving, collars get wider, and the spirit of disco demands that everyone strut like it’s 1977.
Giuseppe, Valentino, Delgado / Bass Guitar
Groove Giuseppe Delgado lays down bass lines so deep they could wake up a hibernating disco bear. His grooves are the gravitational force that keeps the dance floor spinning in perfect rhythm. If you ever find yourself dancing uncontrollably without knowing why, chances are Jesse’s bass has already taken control of your lower half.
Dust Chops / lead guitar
Kyle “Dusty Chops” Visco is the resident funk wizard whose guitar riffs are rumored to have been forged in a secret underground disco laboratory. With wah pedals hotter than a polyester jumpsuit in July, he unleashes grooves so infectious that even the shyest wallflowers suddenly find themselves attempting questionable dance moves. Scientists are still studying whether his guitar solos actually cause glitter to spontaneously appear.
Choco Latt’e Deville / Drums
Choco is the human disco engine, pounding out beats so powerful they’ve been known to restart stalled dance parties and revive tired dancers. With sticks flying faster than a Saturday night conga line, he drives the rhythm like a glitter-fueled freight train headed straight for Funkytown. When Bishop locks into a groove, the only safe response is to surrender your dignity and dance like nobody from the 70s is watching.
DJ Boogie Knight Rider ‘ Resident DJ
DJ Boogie Knight Rider is the undisputed commander of the cosmic dance floor, spinning grooves so funky they could resurrect a dead disco ball. With a glitter cannon in one hand and a stack of vinyl hotter than a Saturday night at Studio 54, he keeps the crowd boogieing until the platform shoes melt. When Boogie’s behind the decks, the only rule is simple: dance like the 70s never ended. 🪩
