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Prohibition New Year's Eve With Robert DeLong

  • December 3, 2013
  • Colin Tewksbury
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With Thanksgiving come and gone, Christmas and New Years Eve lie just around the corner. For many the Yuletide season means a second serving of family time, but such celebrations must culminate in a friend-filled start to 2014. Los Angeles, California, the state's southern party mecca, will play host to a myriad of events that will call residents and outliers alike to the city's center. However, of the countless performances and parties to take place, Prohibition NYE scores high on the list of grandiose shows for the fun-seeking, yet classy, crowd.

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The free-flowing premium bar and cutting edge entertainment will be held in LA's historic Union Station, a venue that recalls the unbridled extravagance of the 1920s. Keeping with this theme, the event will be dress to impress! So throw on your best prohibition attire and don't forget your dancing shoes, as the mutli-genre Robert DeLong will headline the event, with Dr. Fresch and the Brian Swartz Sextet playing the opening sets. Take a listen to DeLong below, buy your tickets now, and keep an eye out for some upcoming giveaways for this New Year's Eve party.

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