Hey, folks. The New Year's Eve party is officially sold out. There won't be any tickets sold at the door, and only ticket-holders will be sent the address.
Fear not, though. We do great parties all year round, and if you didn't get tickets to this one, we'll have plenty of good stuff for you to enjoy with us in January, February and beyond.
No matter what you do for the festivities, we hope it's a great one for you, and we wish you a happy 2011!!!
Showing posts with label New Year's Eve. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Year's Eve. Show all posts
Friday, December 31, 2010
NYE with The Mister: Sold Out
Labels:
New Year's Eve,
Parties
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Kyle Hall Chats with Justin Carter
Last week, Justin called Kyle Hall in advance of New Year's Eve. They talked Detroit, getting older, cassette tapes, and making new music. The conversation begins (abruptly, due to a snafu with Justin's recorder) with Kyle explaining a new project he's working Ben Christianson, a gent from a band called Lord Scrummage. Below is the full chat.
[photo by David Ferino via Resident Advisor]
[photo by David Ferino via Resident Advisor]
Labels:
Interviews,
Kyle Hall,
Lord Scrummage,
New Year's Eve
Monday, December 20, 2010
New Year's Eve with The Mister: SOLD OUT

This New Year's Eve, Mister Saturday Night is bringing you the best of both worlds.
We're keeping our unique loft party intimacy, with plenty of room to dance and high quality music with amazing sound – but we're expanding things a bit. In one room, residents Justin Carter and Eamon Harkin will be joined for a midnight set by Kyle Hall, a 19-year-old Detroit wunderkind, who's been trailblazing for a new generation of music makers over the past two years. In the other room is Martyn, a producer who challenges all preconceived notions about his status as one of the world's best known dubstep creators by playing sets that are far-flung enough to include Prince, J Dilla and Washed Out. Rounding out the room with Martyn is DJ Qu, a fantastic local jock and the man behind of one of our favorite labels, Strength Music; and opening the festivities for Eamon, Justin and Kyle are production duo Bad Decision.
The multi-roomed event space where the party's going down will be fantastically bedecked by Jessica Grindstaff, a set designer whose work has graced stages from Amsterdam to Australia to our hometown Brooklyn Academy of Music (with the Kronos Quartet, no less).
What else? How about an open champagne bar, not just for the ball drop, but all night? And an outdoor patio where you can get a breath of fresh air or smoke a cigarette? We have both of those.
The catch? In order to keep it intimate (and within the legal capacity of the venue), you have to buy an advance ticket to get in. We won't announce the address (rest assured, though, that it's a convenient location, close to train stops accessible in Manhattan and Brooklyn, and it's not way, way out there), and even if you figure out where it is, we won't be selling any tickets at the door, because it's gonna be sold out.
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