The Lot with Travis Barker and DJ AM

Category: Nightlife

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Where	The Lot Neighborhoods: West Hollywood 7200 Santa Monica Boulevard West Hollywood, CA (map it!) (323) 850-2500
When	Wednesday, December 31, 2008, 9:00 PM - Thursday, January 1, 2009, 2:00 AM

Description

On New Year’s Eve 2009, all eyes will be on New Year’s Nation – Los Angeles.

Conveniently located in the heart of West Hollywood, the Lot is widely known for its star-studded movie premieres and first-class events. Rich in Hollywood history, this iconic studio lot/event space offers the ideal canvas to create the perfect evening.

The 35,000 square foot plaza will be tented and transformed into a high end, high tech party playground, which will feature state-of-the-art sound and lights, inviting décor, impeccable service and an impressive menu crafted by top chef, Gary Arabia, owner of Global Cuisine Catering.

Enjoy a premium open bar all night long and ring in 2009 with Travis Barker and DJ AM as their set streams live from Los Angeles to every New Year’s Nation venue across the country.

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== DJ AM and Travis Barker ==

With two turntables and a full drum kit, drummer impresario TRAVIS BARKER and world class DJ AM expose music enthusiasts to a threatening new performance style. While captivating audiences at every show, AM and TRAVIS combine anything from hip-hop to rock to 80's tunes. NO genre goes untouched.

If you tuned into the Super Bowl, you caught the two of them putting their spin on the NFL theme on Fox. If you attended any of the three sold out shows at the legendary Roxy Theater in Los Angeles, you witnessed one of the most innovative live music events to hit the strip in years. From playing the biggest New Year's Eve party in Miami, to special appearances at Crobar in Chicago, to KROQ’s Inland Invasion, the duo shows nothing but grand displays of ability.

“I wanted to do something that I hadn't seen done either, like a full kit and a DJ ­ it was just a different approach, something fresh,” says Travis Barker.

“The music takes a direction of it’s own,” says AM. “We literally look at tempos or a few key songs we want to play, and that's like the skeleton, and then we kind of dress it up with all kinds of clothes and a hat and the next thing you know it's a whole crazy creature.”