Axwell /\ Ingrosso Set To Takeover Brooklyn For Memorial Day Weekend This Year
Made Event continues to dominate the NYC EDM event landscape as they are proud to welcome AXWELL Λ INGROSSO to The Brooklyn Mirage for an outdoor, all-night affair under the stars on May 27, 2018. Starting now fans may register HERE for advance pre-sale tickets, which goes live on Thursday, March 1 at 11 AM ET.
Brooklyn Mirage is the outdoor oasis in the Avant Gardner complex, situated in the heart of East Williamsburg. It’s open during the summer season each year, and decked out with thousands of plants and even palm trees, and boasting a KV2 Audio system, it’s designed to be a sensory experience for both the ears and eyes. A fitting venue for an amazing event like this, Memorial Day weekend in Brooklyn is shaping to be one for the ages.
The gig also notably continues a series of powerhouse events produced in Brooklyn by Made Event. The company has had a string of recent sold-out events with headliners including Virtual Self, Marshmello, Above & Beyond and more, including the legendary Electric Zoo festival.
Axwell Λ Ingrosso Were Riding High Off Their Own Comeback
This Memorial Day weekend show landed right in the middle of Axwell Λ Ingrosso’s own resurgence as a duo, following their earlier days in Swedish House Mafia and their initial launch as a project. With “More Than You Know” having become a massive global hit for them, a Brooklyn Mirage takeover gave New York fans an outdoor, marathon-length way to experience that momentum firsthand, in a setting built specifically to make an all-night dance music show feel like a genuine event rather than just another club date.
Brooklyn Mirage Became One Of NYC’s Premier Dance Music Venues
The Avant Gardner complex, and Brooklyn Mirage specifically, grew into one of the most respected large-scale outdoor venues on the East Coast in the years surrounding this event, hosting an increasingly stacked run of A-list dance music bookings. Made Event’s track record with Electric Zoo and other major Brooklyn shows gave them the credibility to keep landing artists at Axwell Λ Ingrosso’s level, and shows like this one helped cement the venue’s reputation as a must-play stop for touring headliners rather than just another warehouse space.
