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Above & Beyond to webcast 'intimate' party set from London
Published Friday, Oct 28 2011, 16:12 BST | By Mayer Nissim | 1 comment
Above & Beyond have revealed plans to broadcast an intimate London show live on the web.
The dance trio play a free party at a secret location on November 15 in partnership with Hitachi's G-Technology.
"We're excited to be putting on a free gig for our London fans whilst giving everyone else the chance to tune in via a global video stream," Above & Beyond said.
"We've picked an interesting venue, which should make the experience all the more unique and memorable."
The first hour of the set will be available as a live video stream under the 'Tight Space' banner for fans who 'Like' the G Technology Europe Facebook page.
Tickets for the show can be won via the group's own official Facebook page.
Above & Beyond came fifth in this year's Top 100 DJs Poll, with only David Guetta, Armin Van Buuren, Tiesto and Deadmau5 finishing above them.
Watch a trailer for the Above & Beyond live web broadcast below:
The dance trio play a free party at a secret location on November 15 in partnership with Hitachi's G-Technology.
"We're excited to be putting on a free gig for our London fans whilst giving everyone else the chance to tune in via a global video stream," Above & Beyond said.
"We've picked an interesting venue, which should make the experience all the more unique and memorable."
The first hour of the set will be available as a live video stream under the 'Tight Space' banner for fans who 'Like' the G Technology Europe Facebook page.
Tickets for the show can be won via the group's own official Facebook page.
Above & Beyond came fifth in this year's Top 100 DJs Poll, with only David Guetta, Armin Van Buuren, Tiesto and Deadmau5 finishing above them.
Watch a trailer for the Above & Beyond live web broadcast below:
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