Gareth Emery Is Taking Lasers To A WHOLE New Level This Nov In NYC
What peanut butter is to jelly, lasers are to trance. This is why Gareth Emery’s world debut of his “Laserface” show is so important. It is a show that has been in the works for over a year and is focused on, you guessed it, the LASERS. This debut set will be home to a record-breaking amount of lasers and will put the this weeks eclipse to shame with its pure majesty.
Almost all of us go to shows for the music of the artist, but it’s some acts productions that set themselves away from others. Ya, we all love Eric Prydz & Deadmau5, but don’t their show productions make it THAT much better? Well this is what Gareth will be accomplishing at Terminal 5 on a Saturday in November. I cant wait to be there and experience the magic of Gareths music, and now this amazing laser spectacle to go along with it.
To buy tickets, pre-register at http://laserface.garethemery.com! Tickets go on sale on August 24.
Gareth Emery presents Laserface @ Terminal 5
Date: Saturday, November 18, 2017
Time: 7pm – 11pm
Ages: 18+
Address: Terminal 5 – 610 W 56th St, New York, New York 10019
Tickets: HERE
Facebook Event Page: HERE
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Laserface Fit Right Into Gareth Emery’s Production-First Philosophy
Gareth Emery has always treated live shows as more than just a DJ set, and Laserface was one of the clearest examples of that mindset in action, an entire production built around a single visual concept rather than just bolting lasers onto an existing tour. That level of dedication to a specific theatrical concept set him apart from a lot of his trance peers, who typically leaned on more generic light shows rather than building an entire touring concept around one visual gimmick taken to its logical extreme.
Terminal 5’s Reputation As A Dance Music Proving Ground
Choosing Terminal 5 for this debut wasn’t a random pick either, the venue had already established itself as one of New York’s premier mid-size rooms for ambitious electronic productions, hosting everything from intimate label showcases to elaborate one-off concept shows like this one. Laserface’s Terminal 5 debut became a genuine talking point in the trance community that fall, reinforcing Gareth Emery’s reputation as an artist willing to invest real money and creative risk into giving fans something they couldn’t get from any other touring DJ.
