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Win 2 Tickets To Big Gigantic NYE in NYC

  • December 9, 2013
  • Clark McCaskill
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Still deciding on your New Year’s resolution? Big Gigantic and EARMILK recommend a resolution to dance more – starting with a two-night party at historic Roseland Ballroom in NYC to ring in the New Year.

Fans in New York rejoiced to hear that Dominic Lalli and Jeremy Salken, the exploding Colorado duo of saxophone and drums perfectly laid over their signature thumping bass, would not be returning to Chicago for a third year in a row this New Years. Instead, the boys are choosing to give a raucous farewell to one of the most beloved music venues in the nation – NYC’s Roseland Ballroom. Roseland was originally founded in 1917 and is set to close in April of 2014 with 6 nights of Lady Gaga. No doubt that the Big Gigantic family will be lined up hours early each day to see supporting acts The White Panda, Brillz, Green Lantern, and Manic Focus (Dec. 30) along with by Paper Diamond, Dallas K, Two Fresh, and Alex English (Dec. 31). Big Gigantic always produces and exceptional live show and differ from most producers by incorporating live saxphone and drums. Check out their remix of chart topper “Can’t Hold Us” from Macklemore and Ryan Lewis.

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Wishing you could jazz-in-your-pants this New Years with Big Gigantic in the heart of New York City? Big Gigantic has teamed up with EARMILK to give one lucky winner 2 tickets to each night! 

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