Swedish House Mafia close New York City chapter with historic weekend
Swedish House Mafia close New York City chapter with historic weekend
Swedish House Mafia close New York City chapter with historic weekend
Tonight marks the beginning of the Swedish House Mafia's five day reign in New York with their highly-anticipated Black Tie Rave. In conjunction with the shows, the Swedish House Mafia and their team have put together an official guide to the city.
Swedish House Mafia to illuminate Empire State Building blue and yellow for weekend in NYC
When Swedish House Mafia first announced the Black Tie Rave concept, some fans were confused. Attending a rave in cocktail attire isn't typical, but it is unique. Despite the confusion, as with everything the trio do, demand was high and the first round of tickets disappeared quickly raising over $437,000 in the process. Auction number two takes place this Friday beginning at 10am. We anticipate the demand will be similarly high, so prepare to bid quickly. The starting price is $100.
In the wake of Hurricane Sandy's aftermath, we have seen countless artists band together to raise money and awareness for those affected by the storm. The Swedish House Mafia's Black Tie Rave on February 28th plans to continue this trend, donating 100% of the net proceeds to the Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City and the Hurricane Sandy New Jersey Relief Fund. Tickets are on sale now via Ticketmaster's auctioning system and which will continue until December 16th. The show, scheduled to take place at New York City's Hammerstein Ballroom, is a strict black tie and ball gowns affair - with an age limit of 21+. I guess it's time to rent a tuxedo.
Swedish House Mafia have announced their Black Tie Rave at Hammerstein Ballroom, NYC in support of Hurricane Sandy relief.