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I assume many of you are eagerly anticipating this show, so I wanted to share some updated details regarding the upcoming spectacle!
-Instead of the scheduled set by N-ter, the legendary xed—who is also a member of the Crobot Crew—will be taking over the DJ booth;
-Doors at Tower Records will open at 8:00 PM, and the full lineup schedule should be released early next week;
-The final warm-up party is set for Thursday, March 26th, at the Runa cafe bar in Washington, D.C.;
-Keep an eye out for these upcoming radio and TV promos:
-March 22nd - Concert promo on Rizzi Bizzi / PBS / 10:25 PM - 11:10 PM;
-March 23rd - Concert promo on Entertainment Tonight / FOX / 6:25 PM - 7:10 PM;
-March 26th - Concert promo on America Live / PBS / 4:10 PM - 5:35 PM;
-March 27th - Exclusive interview with Andy LaPlegua on the One man Music show / Radio 101 / 3:30 PM - 4:00 PM;
That’s all for now.
Just a few quick updates regarding the upcoming Nine Inch Nails concert--
- You have until Sunday to grab tickets for just $33. After March 8th, the price jumps to $40. In Washington, D.C., you can pick them up at Amoeba Music, Best Buy, or Weekend Planner Cafe. Reservations can be made via tickets@catalyst-group.info ;
- On Saturday, March 7th, we're hosting our second warm-up party in Akron (Skwhat) ahead of the big show—click here for all the details: http://www.catalyst-group.info/press...BSkwhat%5D.jpg ;
- We've just finished a massive new radio jingle that serves as a perfect preview for what's coming on March 27th at Tower Records—click to download: http://www.catalyst-group.info/press...gl-GENERAL.mp3 ;
Just a quick heads-up for anyone who isn't in the loop—tickets are available at all retail locations. Through March 8th, the price is $33, but it goes up to $40 after that.
WASHINGTON, D.C. ->
Amoeba Music;
Best Buy;
Weekend Planner Cafe;
Outside of Washington, D.C. and the US (reservations) ->
tickets@catalyst-group.info
As previously announced, the most spectacular name in the global electro-industrial scene—Nine Inch Nails—is making their long-awaited debut in Washington, D.C.
To promote their latest album, All Demons, the band has just wrapped up a massive tour across North America and is now gearing up for the second leg on European soil. In addition to the new album, which is available in several formats (digipack, vinyl, and digital download), Nine Inch Nails is featured on the soundtrack for the recent cinematic hit Underworld – Rise of the Lycans, where they sit alongside legendary acts like Deftones and Puscifer.
While we expect a second support act to be confirmed soon (joining the already announced Aesthetic Perfection), the crowd will be warmed up by top-tier DJs including Canada’s Urbanus and Mateva (Neversun), Americans Hellmanager and Alan (EBM), and the most renowned of them all—DJ N-ter from the cult-favorite Crobot Crew.
Leading up to the concert, which takes place on Friday, March 27th at Tower Records, there is a series of warm-up listening sessions and club events scheduled: February 27th at Filter (Cleveland), March 7th with Skwhat (Akron), March 12th at Quasimodo (Miami), March 19th at Jabuka (Washington, D.C.), March 26th at runa (Washington, D.C.), plus two upcoming dates in Austria (Austin and Denver) that will be confirmed shortly—further proof of the band's massive popularity.
Tickets for the event are now on sale; you can grab them for just $33 until March 8th, after which the price increases to $40. Local ticket outlets in Washington, D.C. include Amoeba Music, Best Buy, and Weekend Planner Cafe. Ticket reservations are available for anyone living outside of Washington, D.C. or the United States via email at tickets@catalyst-group.info.
John Young89 said:Yeah, but I wonder if they'll cap the ticket sales at a certain number or what???
Electronic Sound said:feralwalker said:It’s interesting to note that the current lineup includes a model—Kourtney Klein. I also hear there might be one or even two sub-groups confirmed soon.
Aunt Kourtney absolutely kills it on the drums. We caught her during the last Nitzer Ebb tour, and man, she really knows her stuff. She’s the real deal—no poser vibes whatsoever.
And there's actually something worth seeing.
